BURNS AND MCDONNELL PRESENTS $26,000 TO HUNGER IN MOOSE JAW
“Thisyear.money can go directly into our food costs,” Sept added. “This is extra that wasn’t budgeted for and it’s an amazing gift. We can do a lot with this and it will go a long Jadeway.”Wilcox, the safety administrator
Burns & McDonnell (B&M), the company managing the Great Plains Power Station construction site, held their annual charity golf tournament Aug. 5 and raised $26,000 to help Hunger in Moose Jaw (HiMJ).
“That is awesome,” said Sharla Sept, executive of HiMJ, when the B&M team re vealed the donation amount. “I just can’t get over it … This makes a huge difference!”
Sharla Sept, executive director of Hun ger in Moose Jaw, was initially speechless when Jami-Lee Cuthbert (left) and Brad Butcher (right) revealed the amount raised. Photo by Gordon Edgar.
(l-r) Jami-Lee Cuthbert, Sharla Sept, Jade Wilcox, and Brad Butcher stand in front of the rapidly-ascending Great Plains Power Station. Photo by Gordon Edgar.
“I’m so excited for how excited Sharla is for this money, so I know it’s going to the right place.”
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HiMJ feeds over 350 children in Moose Jaw-area schools each week, providing a nutritious lunch to boost their learning and get them through the day. The organization, operating since 1993, relies heavily on com munity support for its programming.
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“It was so special and important to give back to the community,” Wilcox said. “I was moved to Moose Jaw and it was the factor my only meal in the day, so to be able to be a part of this and give back to Sharla is so amazing and magical.”
“We had 144 golfers attend, and we were well supported by the community and all of our vendors,” said Brad Butcher, B&M site manager. “I want to thank all the sponsors who supported the tournament, all the community sport organizations, I want to thank all the golfers that came, the Hill crest Golf Course for allowing us to have it there.“A thank you to the Grant Hall Hotel for allowing us to put the dinner there. We had the silent auction and the live auction and did all the awards there, so. And what an amazing feat to raise $26,000 from it, that’s
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Sept said the donation amount will be added on top of the existing budget she had planned for the year and enable HiMJ to add nutritional value to thousands of meals this school
Cuthbertkatchewan.”was the primary organizer of the tournament.“Everything came together really well,” Cuthbert said. “We can’t thank ev eryone enough for the support. The local businesses, our suppliers and vendors and subcontractors. I mean, it’s a day of fun for everyone, but it just means so much for the community of Moose Jaw.
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“We had a good hot day with lots of people,” Landin said. “We really had a really good pace of folks in for a lot of the day. We actually had lineups early on and we kind of petered-out getting closer to the end. It’s been a well- vis ited day and we are pleased with the results.”
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Although there were no speeches as part of the day, it was more about commemorating and remembering not only organized labour in the past, present and future, but also a way to remember all workers past, present and fu ture.Although the event is mainly one of food and fellow ship, it is one of importance and what the event is all about, Landin
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“People sure are excited and we hear lots of thank yous,” she said, adding “of course we didn’t have our en tertainment this year or we would have had lots of things to keep the kids busy but we will hopefully build up to that next year,” Landin said.
Despite not having the number of people, they were prepared for none of the food will go to waste.
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“It’s really nice to see people in person. We had a toned-down version this year but it was sure nice to be back,” Stacey Landin president of the Moose Jaw and Dis trict Labour Council said about holding the celebration after a three-year hiatus due to the COVID - 19 pandemic.
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The Labour Council did not have such things as boun cy castles and other children’s activities this year as an ex tra precaution to help prevent the spread of the virus that caused the COVID - 19 pandemic.
Despite the heat, people were appreciative to come out and for the free barbecue.
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“We were prepared for probably about 700 so the Riv erside Mission will see some results from that. They will get the stuff that wasn’t cooked,” she said. “We are not going to waste a thing. But there wasn’t a whole lot made that we didn’t use.”
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“We didn’t know what to expect so we wanted to be over prepared (by having enough food for 700 people).”
“Wesaid.like to remind them that it is Labour Day and that it is not just another stat(utory holiday); it is a day where we celebrate workers and the inroads we have made to protecting people in their workplace…and the moves to have people treated equitably. As well as making it a good day to celebrate workers,” she said.
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They prepared for potentially 700 people to show up, but the Moose Jaw and District Labour Council was happy to see over 400 people on a hot day for free hot dogs, hamburgers and refreshments for their annual Labour Day celebration.Theannual barbecue celebrates and commemorates the contributions labour and workers have contributed to making the world a better place.
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In the past three years, when the event could not be held due to the COVID - 19 pandemic, the Moose Jaw and District Labour Council made donations to such organiza tions as the Moose Jaw and District Food Bank.
“We think the best thing we can do is to make sure people have some food in their bellies. And we are thank ful to celebrate and thankful to the unions that supported
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Landin said she wanted to thank the local unions and organizations whose generous support made the annual free community barbecue a reality.
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“We also know when kids congregate, we also know it makes it harder to make sure the surfaces they are on are germ free. We wanted kids to go back as healthy as they could be and not be affected by our event,” she said.
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Two of their letter to parents with children at the Centre, they were informed the Centre was in op position to the proposed vending machine and needle ex change location for a variety of reasons.
“Increased hours of access to harm reduction ser
Accordingmachines.tothe Province’s web-site, the Drug Task Force (DTF) is an inter-sectoral group of leaders who are concerned with problematic substance use in Saskatch ewan. Representatives include provincial government ministries (Health, Social Services, Corrections, Policing
In written responses, the SHA gave their reasons and criteria for installing the machines in the community.
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“The SHA primary care team in Moose Jaw has estab lished contact with daycare leaders and there is ongoing planning for a meeting to discuss community concerns. This face-to-face dialogue will continue as community engagement on this initiative is extremely important to the SHA,” the SHA wrote in response in an email.
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The machines are being installed in Saskatchewan communities as a means to distribute harm reduction supplies - clean needles, sterile water and the opioid overdose medication naloxone (marketed under the trade name Narcan) - as a means to prevent overdose deaths and prevent the spread of AIDS and Hepatitis C through the sharing and re-use of intravenous needles.
Additionally there was already “notable drug issues in the vicinity of the (Southwest) day care.”
“The two sites recommended through community and partner consultations are Crescent View (South Hill) and the Palliser Library,” the SHA wrote, adding “as men tioned previously, public consultation with such a proj ect is paramount to its success, so that will continue. The SHA will continue to engage community members to an swer any questions or concerns brought forward.”
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It needs to be noted that a day care adjacent the Southwest Day Care - the YMCA Day Care operated by the Regina YMCA - did not attend the community consul tation meeting despite being invited to it.
lic was a major concern the Southwest Day Care and Ear ly Learning Centre expressed in their letter to parents.
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Speaking off the record, other area businesses and bourhood.TheDay Care’s letter also included reference to the Province’s anti-tobacco initiative where tobacco is now no longer sold where it is visible to minors, as an attempt to make it socially unacceptable and reduce use.
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proposed location for the vending machine is the parking lot area of the
For their part, the SHA responded they wanted to continue to address community concerns about the loca tion of the vending machine/needle exchange.
Not everyone who attended the meeting held at the Palliser Regional Library was in favour of the proposed location.The Southwest Day Care and Early Learning Centre was one of the attendees at the community meeting who do not favour the proposed Palliser Regional Library site.
So far, the SHA has decided upon a Downtown loca tion at the Crescent View Clinic site where harm reduction supplies are presently being handed out. Additionally, the SHA is looking at a South Hill location. A location that remains elusive after three proposed sites have already beenTherejected.move is not without controversy with a proposed South Hill location in the 4th Avenue SE business district (between Home Street W and Coteau Street W) drawing opposition from residents and at least one long time busi ness.“I don’t want this machine near my home; it will just bring more meth heads. We need the police,” a South Hill resident said under the condition of anonymity. The long time resident’s anonymity was requested because they have a well-found fear of retribution from drug users and dealers who reside in the same neighbourhood.
“Proposed locations for harm reduction services take into account client data, proximity to other harm reduc tion services (counselling, free supplies, etc.), as well as consultation with providers and partners like the RCMP,
Right now, it is unknown when the vending machines will be installed in the community.
The letter stated concerns are born out of the “very limited information that seems to be provided to the gen eral public regarding the initiative.” (See Page One of the
recent Drug Task Force public consultations. Harm re duction vending machines and lockers will expand access by providing 24 hour availability to harm reduction sup plies,” the SHA wrote when asked why the need for the vending
Editor’s Note – Unfortunately, the interview with the SHA to discuss their recommendations and reasoning re garding the vending machines was cancelled and will be rescheduled. The SHA said they would like to discuss the need for harm reduction to help the public understand the issue.Others with concerns are welcome to make com ments as well, if they choose.
The lack of information available to the general pub
A copy of the letter was received from a concerned
Asked if other locations had been considered, the SHA said only the Palliser Regional Library site had been.
vincial coroner, police organizations (Saskatoon and Re gina Police Services, RCMP), the Saskatchewan Health Authority, and the Saskatoon Tribal Council.
The reasons included the area already had two nearby
”Not only is the proposed location close to children, it is also placed right in the line of sight of the seniors apartment building,” the letter stated.
Vending machines are part of the puzzle to combat addiction and diseases that spread due to addiction issues.
The same principle is being used in the decision to locate two harm reduction supply vending machines in Moose Jaw. The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) wants the vending machines in areas more accessible to intravenous drug users so they are made use of.
In a letter sent out to parents, the Day Care wrote staff and board members have “many concerns” about the proposed location.
Presently, Saskatchewan has the highest transmis sion rates of HIV in Canada with 237 diagnoses in 2021 up from the 184 cases diagnosed in 2020. Hepatitis C rates nationally were 30.4 per 100,000 people whereas Saskatchewan had an infection rate of 52.5 per 100,000 people.Vending machines have been set up in communities such as Lloydminster, North Battleford and Meadow Lake - two at hospitals and one at a community clinic to service clients after hours.
“The SHA is currently exploring new ways to de liver harm reduction services. “Vending machines” that can only be accessed by authorized clients are one way to provide 24/7 access to safe supplies that reduce the spread of bloodborne illness and infection among people living with addictions issues,” the SHA additionally wrote.
The SHA engaged with the South Hill Planning Com mittee on the proposed Palliser Library (South Hill) loca tion. Consultation with community associations, partners and the public is important to the success of this project so those consultations will be ongoing for the foreseeable future.The two sites recommended through community and partner consultations are Crescent View and the Palliser Library (South Hill),” the SHA wrote to explain the loca tion of the Presently,machines.apharmacy located in the surrounding neighbourhood distributes methadone to addicts. Metha done is used as a less harmful replacement for people who are addicted to some types of narcotics and prescription medication.Itshould be noted that not everyone who is addicted to prescription drugs took them recreationally, but they became addicted to them after being prescribed the medi cation by a doctor. Oxycontin was prescribed for pain af ter injuries and the formally touted “non-addictive” med ication left behind people who are now life-long addicts.
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In initial planning stages, three other locations had been considered and were ultimately rejected before the SHA looked at the Palliser Regional Library parking lot site.
An attempt was made to get further comment from the Southwest Day Care on their concerns but a response was not available before publication.
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“We’ve seen that this isn’t just one survey,” ex plained Andrea Gunraj, VP of Public Engagement with the Canadian Women’s Foundation. “Other mental health surveys run in Canada have seen increased levels of these forms of anxiety, these concerns, these feelings of shaken
“I think that’s the story we really have to pay atten tion Theto.” Canadian Women’s Foundation is Canada’s pub lic foundation for gender justice and equality, Gunraj said. The organization’s efforts focus on moving women, girls, trans, two-spirited, and non-binary people out of poverty, out of violence, and into competence and leadership.
“There’s so much evidence to show that when you change things for people who are highly hurt, and im pacted in a negative way, it makes things better for ev eryone,” Gunraj said. “You can look at that in terms of people with disabilities, for example — when you make things accessible for everybody, people of all abilities … it vastly changes the landscape and makes things better for everyone.”Historically, Gunraj noted, focusing on correcting systemic injustices for minorities has been the foundation for advancements in human rights for everyone.
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youth.“Starting from the personal is important, because in dividuals suffer unnecessarily, and these are preventable issues,” Gunraj said. “Because when we have over 50 per cent of the population — women and gender-diverse peo ple — saying that they fear violence … we know that this is going to have reverberating impacts on our families, on our communities, on our relationships, in our workplaces, and even in our economy.”
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the harvested produce as soon as possible. Also, it is best to pick prior to the heat of the day so that the produce is as cool as possible.
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Lastlife. but not least, many fruits and vegetables can be dried using either the sun or other mechani cal methods, ensuring that the products are available throughout the winter.
By Patricia Hanbidge
“What children learn today lasts a lifetime,” said Paulette Senior, Canadian Women’s Foundation president and CEO. “With urgent news stories about the prevalence of sexual violence and our need to challenge bullying and toxic masculinity, it’s clear that education around consent, girls.”The Canadian Women’s Foundation wants to see ev idence-based national standards for that kind of curricu lum.“That kind of education, right now, depends on which school board you’re in, which school you go to, what teachers you have,” Gunraj added. “Certainly, it is not consistent across the country.
Councillor: Rural Municipality of Baildon No. 131 Division 2 Number to be elected: 1
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The focus has been on harvesting your fruits and vege tables and ensuring that products not needing processing were stored appropriately to maintain the quality for as long as possible. It is extremely important when harvest
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Some fruits and vegetables do not have a long shelf life and to ensure having these products available to you throughout the winter, it is important to process these fruits and vegetables in order to store them for any length of time. As with any storage, produce should be careful ly picked to ensure that the products are free of nicks, bruises and other damage, so that you are putting away the best quality of food. If there is damage to the fruit and vegetables, then those should be consumed at the dinner
I have fond mem ories of my Mom blanching and freez ing huge amounts of vegetables in order to feed the family over the winter months. She would tally up the total number of bags and weights of what she processed which helped to plan for next years’ garden and ensured the family had quality food
The next most common way of preserving raw veg etables or fruit is to use a pickling process to ensure a long shelf life. Often the produce is again subjected to a heating process, then cooled and placed into jars with a pickling solution (which contains some type of vin egar/acetic acid) which required level thus limit ing the amount of oxygen in the jar. The container is sealed to ensure no con tamination occurs and the products have a lengthy shelf
period that is dependent on the product. A rapid cooling then occurs, and the product is most often bagged and frozen. Life of the product essentially is ended due to the high heat and thus the produce no longer respires, which does not happen when using a variety of storage options that do not involve processing.
Hanbidge is the Lead Horticulturist with Orchid Horticulture. Find us at www.orchidhort.com; by email at info@orchidhort.com; on facebook @orchidhort and on instagram at #orchidhort.
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Public Opinion. The study was undertaken in July, 2022. The research sampled 1,512 Canadian adults, out of which 272 participants were parents and/or caregivers with children aged 9 to 19.
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throughout the year. However, sometimes freezer space is limited, produce is plentiful and needs to be processed appropriately in ways other than freezing.
Results were weighted to match the Canadian pop ulation according to StatsCanada census data. Detailed
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There is lots to say about what’s morally correct and what’s right to do, she continued, but targeting high risk populations is also the smart move and the most econom ical path to societal improvements.
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The solution the Canadian Women’s Foundation would like to see implemented is the teaching of healthy relationship education and social skills in public schools, at a consistent, national level, including:
The division’s target benchmark is 80 per cent.
Beat eggs, milk and seasonings then add biscuit mix and beat until smooth. Pour over bean mixture in pie plate.
1 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil
1/2 large red onion, thinly sliced
minutes. Slide a knife around edge of quiche. Slice and serve.
Add olive oil to skillet and cook onions until soft, about 3-4 minutes. Return bacon and stir in with onions. Add cooked beans and mix well. Turn off heat but keep bacon, onions and beans warm.
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Holy Trinity Catholic School Division is celebrating the fact that its students’ reading, writing, and math skills have returned to pre-pandemic levels, based on a new re port.During the recent board meeting, division adminis tration presented the 2021-22 year-end learning account ished in those subjects by June 30 and how their numbers compared to the Assessmentsprovince.inreading, writing and math are con ducted three times a year.
sponsible and understanding where the money’s going,” said education director Ward Strueby, “so I really com mend Curt (Van Parys, CFO) and the work he did on that (report) because it took a ton of time.
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In administration, the top 10 expenses total $273,305, which equals 86.1 per cent of that category.
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According to the report, Holy Trinity’s total expens es for 2022-23 are projected to be $25,809,929. Of this,
million will be goods and services.
Meanwhile, the average writing levels for students last June versus June 2021 were: Grade 4: 57.6 per cent / 40.12 per cent Grade 7: 61 per cent / 64.02 per cent Grade 9: 69.4 per cent / 51.85 per cent
The top 10 expenses in the six categories total $4,737,421, which equals 94.9 per cent of the goods and services budget.
In the governance category, the top 10 expenses total $175,118, which equals 98.7 per cent of that category’s overall expenses.
In plant operations and maintenance, the top 10 ex penses total $1,810,113, which equals 96.9 per cent of that category.Instudent transportation, the top 10 expenses total $857,195, which equals 99.9 per cent of that category.
Grade 1: 93.85 per cent / N/A Grade 2: 89.6 per cent / 83.42 per cent Grade 3: 76.84 per cent / 78.82 per cent Grade 4: 71.91 per cent / 63.16 per cent Grade 5: 70.48 per cent / 73.81 per cent Grade 6: 42.53 per cent / 50.56 per cent Grade 7: 54.43 per cent / 55.83 per cent Grade 8: 59.3 per cent / 46.84 per cent
Mix lemon juice, olive oil and seasonings. Pour over cooked beans and serve hot or cold as a salad.
The division is thrilled when looking at the data from the start and end of the year since there was an improve ment, which can be attributed to students being back in the classroom, he continued. Furthermore, Holy Trinity has put more emphasis on math — especially in the mid dle years — that has resulted in better results.
2 garlic cloves, crushed
Bake about 30-35 minutes or until knife
green or yellow beans, cooked and drained
In instruction, the top 10 expenses total $1,453,810, which equals 90.7 per cent of that category.
There are more than 130 varieties of green
Remove ends from beans. Place beans in 1 inch of water, bring to a boil and boil uncovered for 5 minutes. Reduce heat, cover and cook another 5-10 minutes until beans are tender. Drain and pour into a large bowl.
1 cup cheddar cheese, shredded
2 tbsps. bacon fat or vegetable oil
8 oz. fresh green beans
Division administration presented the 2022-23 Bud get Top 10s during the recent board meeting. Trustees voted to receive the document as information.
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Lurking in the crisper might be several packages of green beans grown in the backyard garden.
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4 oz. fresh mushrooms, sliced 3/4 cup biscuit mix
1/2 lb. bacon, chopped into small pieces
Lastly, the average math levels last June versus June 2021 were:
when we see the results rebound from pre-pandemic (lev els). The Grade 3 numbers are a little lower post-pandem ic (78.2 per cent versus 80.1 per cent in 2020-21), but some students were out of the building for two years,” he said.“So we’re going to continue to work on our reading levels (in) grades 1 through 5. And once the province re leases their numbers for ’21-’22 … we’ll be right at that spot where we’re 13 to 14 per cent above the provincial average.”Strueby added that schools and staff — including levelled literacy instruction teachers — contributed to improving students’ literacy levels.
2-3 cups water
Catholic school trustees wanted a more comprehensive understanding of Holy Trinity’s 2022-23 budget, so di vision administration answered by creating a report that reviews the top expenses in six categories.
America. Raw green beans are 90 per cent water and contain negligible amounts of fat.
Ward Strueby, director of education, was excited that students’ reading levels were higher than the provincial average by double digits.
Leftover bean mixture may be frozen.
While most results in reading and writing were below the 80-per-cent goal, Strueby pointed out those results
rinse in cold water. Drain again.
Meanwhile, the measures used to assess learning in math and writing are not a good indicator for reviewing
1/2 cup onion, chopped 3 large eggs
GREEN BEAN QUICHE
were almost “right there.” Moreover, some students were gone for two years, so it’s positive that most numbers have rebounded to 2018-19 levels.
Report results
Pole beans especially will produce well into the fall season.
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Catholic students’ reading, writing, math skills back to pre-pandemic levels, report shows
1 tbsp. red wine vinegar
of beans.
1/4 tsp. pepper
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Grease a 10 inch deep dish pie plate.
LEMON BEANS
According to the report, the average reading levels for students last June versus June 2021 were: Grade 1: 76.5 per cent / 73.6 per cent Grade 2: 83.4 per cent / 76.6 per cent Grade 3: 78.2 per cent / 80.1 per cent
In a larger bowl, spoon the bacon and bean mixture. Pour the vinegar sauce over and mix well to ensure beans are coated. Serve while warm.
12 oz. beans, green and yellow
Meanwhile, the provincial average has hovered in the 60-per-cent range over the past few years.
“But it really helps our board members really under stand where we are as a division and where we are spend ing ourThemoney.”report’s results did not reveal anything new, while nothing was surprising in compiling the data, Van Parys said. He created a similar report for another school division where he worked and found the same results in the six main categories.
In complementary services, the top four expenses to tal $167,980, which equals 100 per cent of that category.
1 tsp. olive oil
Report shows Holy Trinity’s top expenses in six goods-and-services categories total $4.7M
It is interesting to note that in 2020 the world production of green beans was 23 million tonnes, proving the productive nature of even a small space devoted to beans.
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However, those assessments enable teachers to change classroom instruction to meet students’ needs.
1 1/2 tsps. lemon juice
In the small bowl with the bacon fat (or vegetable oil), add the vinegar, mustard, honey and sea salt. Whisk vigorously until a thick, cream dressing forms.
“We still have some work to do, but we are excited to have a new position — which we started last year — with a math interventionist (who is) going to be working in our classrooms with kids who need more support,” added Strueby.
Holy Trinity’s main expenditures are either salaries on the goods and services categories in the division’s budget. The categories included governance, administra tion, instruction, plant operations and maintenance, stu dent transportation and complementary services.
1/4 tsp. sea salt
Beans thrive for long seasons in backyard gardens
The expense categories that division administration excluded from the review were tuition and related fees, school-generated fees, and other miscellaneous.
Cook bacon in large skillet until crisp. Remove bacon and set aside. Remove 2 tbsps. bacon fat and place in small mixing bowl.
Mix beans, mushrooms, onion, garlic and cheese and pour into the pie plate.
From The Kitchen
By Joyce Walter - Moose Jaw Express
1/2 tsp. prepared mustard, Dijon or regular sea salt to Removetasteends from beans and cook until tender in water. When soft, remove from heat, drain and
1 1/2 cups milk
The division’s benchmark target is 80 per cent.
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Trustees then voted to approve the sale of the two
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Councilor Division 6 will be received by the undersigned at the Municipal O ce at 203 Main Street during regular business hours until 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday the 5th day of October, 2022. Nomination forms may be obtained from the Municipal O ce at 203 Main Street.
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land within its boundaries that used to house old schools
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approving the release of the students and a map of the lo
Line of credit Trustees voted to maintain the division’s operating
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South School Division since their acreage is closer to a
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Prairie South’s three largest revenue streams are
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Trustees with Prairie South School Division have ap proved the 2022-23 budget after amending the document to include over $1 million from the provincial govern
having it in place ensures the smooth operation of the Auditor and solicitor Deloitte LLP will continue to act as auditor through
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The division sent out letters in the spring to landown
Trustees with Prairie South School Division held their Annual board remuneration rates
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with the landowner offering to purchase two parcels —
kilometre for mileage throughout Prairie South for those Professional development Trustees will receive an annual allowance for profes
“This one (list) is kind of long because the last time we met was at the beginning of June, so you have June, July and August in there … ,” said Ron Purdy, superinten dent of Buildingsbusiness.manager Darren Baiton has been busy late ly attempting to ensure everything is in place so these pre ventative maintenance and renewal (PMR) projects can proceed, Purdy continued. However, not all the work has still upcoming.Forexample, the division awarded tenders for roof replacements in May. However, some projects haven’t started because contractors could not acquire shingles be cause of supply problems and won’t acquire them until November.“Darren’s just trying to work ahead to make sure we can get to the end of next year and we’re not still waiting
Prairie South School Division awarded nearly $2 million in tenders over the summer to contractors to complete work across the division, but supply-chain issues have prevented several projects from starting.
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“I wouldn’t say everybody loves them; a lot of people hate them,” he laughed. “A lot of people love them too.
· Building control upgrades at Avonlea School for $78,400 to Prairie Controls
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Next Gen’s booth display at the Yorkton show. Photo courtesy Austin Murray.
Club photo at Yorkton Indoor Automotive Exhibition. Austin Murray is in front lying down. Photo courtesy Austin Murray.
· Cladding replacement at Bengough School for $26,200 to C&S Builders
Shower and washroom upgrades at Mossbank School for $336,000 to Tymark
“Our season opener was May 22,” Murray said. “Ta tawaw Park is a super beautiful place, so it’s a nice lit tle stroll in the park, with beautiful cars. We also make a donation to the food bank and we ask people to bring non-perishables to donate.”
The opener featured a DJ, awards, giveaways, ven dors, and more.
NGCC has had a non-stop summer. Club members convoyed some of their “whips” to Calgary for a show there. Members also travelled to Edmonton and Toronto to set up their booth at those big-city exhibitions. In addi tion, they’ve held events such as pop-up car shows nearly
· Upgrades to the home ec room at Mortlach School for $155,145 to C&S Builders
The closer has nearly 600 people signed up through Face bookFindalready.the NGCC on Facebook to stay up to date with their activities and participate in their obsession with them: facebook.com/nextgencarclub.
· A building system upgrade at Lindale School for $91,400 to Prairie Controls
Next Gen’s Honda S2000 booth car won Best Wheels. Photo cour tesy Austin Murray.
· Hallway lighting and ceiling upgrades at Eyebrow School for $166,000 to Pro-Tec Electric
PSSD issued the following tenders between June and August:·Exterior repairs to Assiniboia School for $61,835 to C&S Builders
“We’ve got a very wide following,” Murray said. “We have about 7,400 followers on Instagram, and around 2,800 Facebook groups members, so that’s a lot.”
· Roof replacement at Guthridge Field for $164,205 to
· Control upgrades at Central Butte School for $64,000
· A tender was issued for an asphalt play surface at École Gravelbourg, but the only bid received was double the project cost, so the division did not award the work
ed out $1,741,073.87 for 16 projects ranging from light ing upgrades to roof replacements to shower upgrades. Division administration presented the list of projects during the September board meeting.
· Three Sea-Can storage containers were purchased from The Container Guy for $51,900
A few more cars owned by club members were scattered through the parking lot.
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The season closer is Sept. 25 in Tatawaw Park from 1 to 5 p.m. There will be a limbo competition for lowest car, a bass competition where the bassheads will do hair tricks and demos and see who has the best and loudest sound system, and the fan-favourite exhaust competition — fea
· A life trailer was purchased from Zuma Lift Service for $29,000
Murray is happy with the club victory and that his car won an award also, although he doesn’t claim the hot pink rims are universally popular.
There were 50 to 60 cars at the Indoor Automotive Exhibition. Murray praised the organizers for how well
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“So our team brought home the Best Team/Club Award, and then our Honda S2000 brought home Best Wheels,” said Austin Murray, one of the club’s organiz ers. Murray has been with the club from its inception — the S2000 with its bright pink wheels is his ride, which he puts a great deal of passion, time, and money into. His friends helped him modify the vehicle as well.
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everyTheweekend.biggest events for the club each year are their season opener and their season closer.
The club is an inclusive group, welcoming anyone with an enthusiasm for cars — so-called motor- or gearheads.“We just want to get people out who enjoy cars and share the same pas sion as us. The car community is built by people, so as long as you share the passion, you don’t necessarily have to have a nice car.”The NGCC brought a club booth to Yorkton and lined up six of their cars next to it.
Site upgrades at Mossbank School for $24,492.87 to ANAC Inc.
· A network security testing program was awarded to IBM for three years at $20,000 per year
Centre on Sept. 4 and Moose Jaw’s Next Gen Car Club (NGCC) played a major role, rolling in with a whole team and taking home two of the inaugural awards.
· A request for proposals was issued for banking ser vices and the division awarded the RFP to the Bank of Montreal on points
· Site upgrades at Central Butte for $122,596 to C&S Builders
on those,” Purdy added. “Some of these have really long lead times.”
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Street North at 1 p.m. on Sept. 18. Only registered mem bers can vote at the AGM. Those wishing to vote can reg
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Moose Jaw Pride (MJP), which operates the Rainbow Retro Thrift Store and the Saskatchewan Pride Network, will meet Sept. 18 for its Annual General Meeting (AGM) and call a vote on whether to dissolve and liquidate the
[Editorial note: Ramsey uses they/them pronouns, which we have respected in our publication according to Canadian Press standard.]
Dated this 14th day of September 2022.
afterMJPopening.board secretary Nik Crawford said that “Rain
will be received by the undersigned at the Municipal Office during normal office hours, 9:00 a.m. to Noon and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., until Wednesday, October 5, 2022 at 4:00 p.m. local time.
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while providing a safer space and a needed service to our community, and I got to watch as it became so much more than just that. The pride I felt and still feel about the im pact that this space and this store created for Moose Jaw residents is overwhelming. I’m sorry to see it go, but I be lieve the footprint that Rainbow Retro leaves will remain
The store was also the site of Moose Jaw’s only warming space, which took on the challenge of providing a refuge during dangerous winter weather. The city’s hous and fed by MJP employees and many volunteers.
Although the executive will propose the end of MJP, current chair Cole Ramsey said it isn’t a sure thing.
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“The question of Moose Jaw Pride’s future opera tions has to be voted on and approved by the members at the AGM, so we don’t have a solid answer on that at the
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“The Saskatchewan Pride Network is essentially another name under which we did some of Moose Jaw
will be received by the undersigned on the 5th day of October 2022 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm local time at the Municipal o ce, 13 Main Street, Marquis, SK and during normal business hours on Wednesday, September 14th, 2022 to October 4th, 2022.
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Dated this 14th day of September 2022.
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lunch.The Saskatchewan Pride Network is a Communi ty Initiative Funds project supporting members of the
will be received by the undersigned on the 14th day of September, 2022 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Town of Rouleau Office during regular business hours on September 16th, 2022 to October 7th, 2022, at Rouleau,
Rainbow Retro (staff photo)
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discussion with other rural Prides [sic] to take over the work of rural networking, resource sharing, and things
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The Rainbow Retro Thrift Store is owned and operat
Moose Jaw Pride proposes dissolution, liquidation at AGM; Rainbow Retro to close
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the same release that a motion would be proposed on the 18th to dissolve and liquidate the
Rainbow Retro will hold a Grand Closing BBQ Bash
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A column I wrote in 2015 recalls some of the organizations that created an amazing legacy for Moose Jaw residents. Portions of that column are reprised this week.
talked about for days. A close friend who was a member always kept me close to make sure I enjoyed the special menu that had been “Andplanned.atthemilitary base, it was the
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“The Legion Ladies Auxiliary, at least once a year, would gather the community for a tea, bake sale and penny parade. Ev eryone attended to take their tea in bone china cups and to sample the variety of dainty sandwiches, pinwheel peanut butter and banana slices, and a delightful choice of chocolate-dipped strawberries and oth er sweets. Enjoying the food was more important than making certain the pinkie
• Être le parent d’une ou d’un élève de la prématernelle à la 12e année inscrit.e à l’École Ducharme.
club has supported over the years.
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Avis est donné par la présente pour recevoir les mises en candidature aux deux (2) postes à pourvoir au sein du Conseil de l’École Ducharme (Moose Jaw). Ces deux (2) postes ont des mandats de deux (2) ans. Selon l’article 134.2(1) de la Loi sur l’éducation, ces deux (2) postes devront être assumés par des parents d’élèves de l’École Ducharme.
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AVIS DE MISE EN CANDIDATURE
Dans l’éventualité d’une élection, le scrutin se déroulera le mercredi 26 octobre 2022 de 10 h 00 à 20 h 00.
Critères pour une mise en candidature
Pour un poste de parent au sein du conseil d’école Être âgé d’au moins 18 ans ;
Conseil de l’École Ducharme
wanis Club. The Kiwanis members didn’t seem to be aware of the hand-me-down menu so they never complained.
• Recevoir l’appui par écrit (signature) de trois parents d’élèves de la prématernelle à la 12e année de l’école fransaskoise ;
The views and opinions ex pressed in this article are those of the author, and do sition of this publication.
This buck deer crosses Saskatchewan Street after gorging on apples fallen from an unpicked tree. The deer regularly visits the apple tree. Ron Walter photo.
“Sadly, most of the mentioned organi zations no longer exist in Moose Jaw but their legacy of service will be remembered long into the future, simply by looking at the amenities that would not exist save for their efforts. Work well done on a full stomach amidst lasting friendships.”
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“The Consumers Association of Can ada, Moose Jaw branch, was an active or ganization, providing information on new consumer products and issuing warnings when necessary. Once a year the group would meet in the cafeteria of the former Saskatchewan Technical Institute where the cooking class would produce one of the largest buffet suppers ever seen in the city. Tickets for this event always sold out, most likely because of the quality and amount of food provided. Food consumer ism was the topic of that occasion.
“The Moose Jaw Rotary Club met Mondays at those same locations and that club received the fresh roast beef or chicken or roast pork. The Tuesday meal for the Kiwanis Club was beef stew from the leftover roast, potato salad made from the leftover baked potatoes or maybe the chicken became chicken pot pie. The cake from Monday was enhanced with pudding
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“Thinking back on those years it seems much worthy business was con ducted on a full stomach.
“It was a special day when an invita tion arrived to attend a function sponsored
Service clubs are gearing up for a va riety of projects and fundraising events to support their activities and they are look ing for new members, for young blood, different ideas and a commitment to carry on the tradition of service to others.
Many service organizations struggle to operate with dwindling numbers of members. Tragically some are unable to sustain operations and are forced to close the books on years of dedication to com munity improvement projects.
eral courses, plate service provided by the classiest servers in the city. The number of pieces of cutlery was a challenge for the most civilized of us in attendance.
the community updated with ideas and menus from various postings across Cana da and“Whileoverseas.itmight seem that food was the main ingredient for those groups, the meals served and enjoyed were a mere sideline to the charitable work they com pleted on behalf of dozens of worthy caus es in Moose Jaw and district.
“As an emotional membership bid farewell to the Moose Jaw Kiwanis Club (in 2015), I couldn’t help but think to the days gone by and all the service clubs and community agencies that once provided Moose Jaw with a quality of life that was envied by cities much larger.
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As the registration season continues for various sports teams, choirs and dance troupes, another area of the community has a hand out in hopeful welcome.
From fashion shows to fundraising din
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“The Kiwanis Club, because of a dwindling and aging membership, has of
“Even before I settled in Moose Jaw, the work of the Kiwanis Club was known to me, and then suddenly I was drawing assignments to cover the weekly meetings,
“Moose Jaw Council of Women met monthly in the board room of the former Board of Trade, and then in meeting rooms in city hall, the library and the downtown hotels. This group, too, had an annual ban
“Chinese food was frequently on the menu for the dinner meetings of the Moose Jaw Lions Club and certain caring members often sent hungry reporters home with a doggie bag of leftover food, just in case there was no service club meeting to cover the next day.
Moments
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vide reliable evidence that harassment occurred.”
The citizens of this wonderful city deserve bet ter from senior managers and some of their elected
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rise to the level that would have allowed it to be in vestigated by HR.
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supporting of my complaint and by legislation rea son to “resolve this issue.”
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2. ensure complaints are investigated promptly and
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This leads me to believe your city manager used
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Mayor and Council
I dare say, this conduct was right under your noses, Councillors. Did any of you make sure it went throughDirectorHR?Human Resource Services
These “accusatory letters” were viewed as hos tile, harassing, and bullying to the City and City Of (September 1, 2020, report to council by Mr. Puffalt)
Burden of Proof: The complainant has to “pro
On August 6, 2020, I received this: Dear Mr. Currie, “I will try to answer your questions in this email. guage that contained “abusive, bullying or harassing
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from Chief Montgomery, (after my 2 phone calls with his staff,); this while he shook the key in my face in August 2018.
5. ensure the proper investigation and resolution of complaints; and
OHS and Safety thought I was two-bricks-shortof-a-load when I asked whether I can be held to the “city harassment policy” by the city manager. They asked if I was an employee or employer and I an
but writing editorials obviously got your city manag
Mr. Puffalt and I started out very well, but it
follow policy, as he “has to provide reliable evidence that harassment occurred,” to the, Director of Human Resources who handles the complaint?Whatdoes it say about the mayor and council
As Mr. Gulka-Tiechko pointed out in his letter, per sonal harassment may include insulting comments or personal ridicule. When you publicly name a spe their character, those comments may be considered washarassment.mentioned
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There was one mistake I corrected after I apol had “allegedly harassed” and was told “Puffalt.” To date, I have never seen the language that precipitat ed the harassment complaint.
PS. What does it mean to not act in good faith? Under common law, good faith requires parties ably and not arbitrarily or for some irrelevant pur pose. Certain conduct may “lack good faith” if one party acts dishonestly or fails to have regard to the legitimate interests of the other party.
“demolish the house or return it to a liveable condi tion,” and I got silence. (October 10, 2018, in a meet ing he requested.)
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This is important in the initial assessment phase. “Human Resources” will not investigate a complaint that does not meet the necessary criteria.
is because the City is required by is why you were asked to stop using insulting lan guage.“Your apology and commitment to stop using insulting language toward employees was deeply appreciated.”
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There is a history in Moose Jaw of wanting to build an interpretive centre because the idea arose in the 1990s, Gosselin recalled.
they were able to apply their experiences to the exercise. He thought they would have to communicate well to inte grate their newfound knowledge effectively.
Gosselin enjoys connecting educational learning to actual ongoing projects, which is why he was grateful that the design day, he told the media afterward.
Valley View cultural centre
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One recalls that McCarthy era in American politics when the antiCommunists were accused of seeing a Com munist under every bed.
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He was working at the First Nations University of Canada and was invited by Moose Jaw residents to come discuss developing an Aboriginal interpretive centre. However, while several people were interested in the project, it never materialized.
In fact, the province asked the feds to conduct the water tests as Saskatchewan didn’t have the resources.
One phone call or text could have settled the whole situation without all the political baloney.
By Ron Walter For Moose Jaw Express
Carpere wants to develop 120 acres— out of 160 —
The provincial government has known about the fed eral water testing for years. Wangersky found a paper trail
Should we be constantly kicking this source of funds in the shin?
Does the Moe government see a Liberal conspirator under every bed? It seems so.
duce fertilizer use and save farmers money.
Russel Wangersky, publisher of the Regina Lead erPost and Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, put the matter into perspective in his Sept. 1 column.
This summer a farmer in the Pense district spotted a black land without permission.
Carpere’s proposed re-development plan for Valley View designates some land for recreational and cultural use, so all three proponents hope the cultural centre hap pens, he “Wesaid.hope there are entities out there that will take it on. As someone who’s been involved with the First Na tions University, I know that it takes a lot of energy (and) requires some will by Native people — especially elders — to make it an actual project to take it beyond an idea (and) to reality … ,” Gosselin added.
A group of Saskatchewan Polytechnic students is putting their education to work by contributing ideas for a pos sible First Nations-focused cultural centre in Wakamow Valley.Students in the architectural technologies program at the Moose Jaw campus gathered on Sept. 9 as part of a design day with indigenous architect Ray Gosselin and his company, Ray Gosselin Architecture Ltd. Gosselin, who has Dakota ancestry, possesses over the Red Dog urban reserve at the University of Regina. He has also been involved in reconciliation at every po liticalAlanlevel.Wallace with Wallace Insights and Terry Tian with Carpere Developments were also present for the de sign “Thisexercise.isa once-in-a-generation opportunity for any city, but Moose Jaw in particular,” said Wallace.
Tenuta says the 30 per cent emission reduction target matched his research and is totally achievable and real istic.
One technique to reduce emissions considerably is already being used on some farms, he said.
In another similar demonization of the federal government, politicians and rural spokesmen were im mediately condemning federal Liberal policy to reduce fertilizer emissions by 30 per cent, claiming that great a reduction isn’t feasible, was pulled out of thin air, caught farmers off guard, didn’t involve consultation and so on.
This is a chance to take a nearly 70-year-old site that once housed or employed 1,700 people and develop it so it attracts people from near and far, he continued. The oth er goal is to retain its natural beauty so people can contin ue using it for healthy lifestyles.
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Tian said that Wakamow Valley became one of his favourite places after moving to Moose Jaw years ago. He acknowledged that Carpere’s project faces challenges — especially with building codes — but “feels like some thing is leading us to this project” every time he walks there.“We are looking forward to this as an opportunity and to make an attraction for Moose Jaw,” he added.
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Instead of solving the farmer complaint with one call, the Moe government pounced on the situation to de
and re-use some of the existing 320,000 square feet of building“Thisspace.isa wonderful opportunity to do something inspiring. This is an opportunity to blue sky ideas,” Gos selin told the students, adding architects need to under stand their projects thoroughly and the cultural focus at tached to them.
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It turned out to be federal government employees taking water samples from his dugout.
Given all the money the feds send our way, our gov feds.
He called the province to complain and set off a po liticalThatstorm.weekend the Moe government passed an or der-in-council adding federal government employees to the list of people needing permission to step onto private property.Theoutrage by members of the Moe government that followed suggested this was another Liberal plot to med dle in Saskatchewan affairs.
The bacteria in these inhibitors converts ammonium into nitrates, thus improving effectiveness of fertilizer, re ducing emissions and saving costs.
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The day’s goal was to develop ideas for what the pro posed cultural centre building could look like; students work in groups with business leaders and faculty. The potential venue is a component that Carpere Canada is of its Valley View Centre re-development project.
Joshua Koback, a second-year architectural technol ogies student, said participating in the design process was an exciting and “really, really unbelievable opportunity.” It allowed him to work with business leaders and program faculty while sharing different perspectives with other students.“Tobe able to be exposed to so many different views (and) so many different mindsets (is great), but at the same time, being able to be one collective community to ward one beautiful goal of essentially being as one (is also positive),” he said.
A map shows the boundaries of the proposed project. Photo by Jason G. Antonio
An article in the Western Producer weekly newspa per put those claims into a different perspective.
Once again the truth isn’t aligned with the Moe gov ernment response to the emissions reduction plan.
University of Manitoba researcher Dr. Mario Tenuta was surprised at the commotion. He and his team have been working on the reduction of fertilizer emissions.
Architectural technologies students discuss designs for a possible cultural centre at Valley View. Photo courte sy Saskatchewan Polytechnic
monize the feds’ interference with farmers.
Incidentally, it is hard to buy federal claims that wa ter tests don’t include pesticide residues.
Volman building, housing a farm family’s collection of unique equipment and artifacts. Since homesteading in 1909, the Volmans have amassed an impressive collec tion. Alfred Volman’s collection was originally show cased at a museum in Leross, however, he was eager to put it on display at the popular Moose Jaw attraction once the Leross museum shut down.
in the city, so it was nice to give them that opportunity.”
buses, oh my! Touch
event,An initiative of the Early Childhood Coalition Com mittee and a host of like-minded community partners, buses and ambulances, tractors and different kinds of haulers, and yes, a pick-up truck from the Moose Jaw Po lice Service that was one of the most popular stops of all. Youngsters were able to clamour around the cabs what everything was all about.
hundreds of people milled through the area throughout the afternoon, with the event drawing exactly the kind of exposure organizers were hoping for.
Initial crop yields better than last year across the province
https://www.sukanenshipmuseum.ca/photos/
Flax seed at 23 bushels is up by almost one-half from 15 while mustard at 1,102 pounds is about 150 per
Folks could also pick up a bite to eat, making the whole event an afternoon of family fun.
Initial harvest production shows yields are well above last year’s averages in Saskatchewan. than last year, according to the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture.Insomeinstances yields are twice last year’s initial harvest. Canola, running at 34 bushels an acre, is well above the 20 bushels of 2021.
Audiences of all ages left thoroughly entertained, as the younger generation learned more about agriculture history, while older generation farmers got to reminisce about old-fashioned farming practices and equipment.
Fall rye has more than doubled to 44 bushels from 20. Canary seed at 1,255 pounds an acre is up about 10 per cent.Inthe southwest, suffering its second year of dry weather, yields better than last year in canola, lentil, chickpeas, barley, oats, winter wheat and fall rye.
Yields fall below 2021 in spring wheat, durum ca
cent more than last year’s 404 pounds.
once was. “One of our demonstrations is of a station ary baler, where the straw is forked in by hand, and the bales,” shared Ross.
You could have easily be excused if you were in down town Moose Jaw on Saturday afternoon, September 10th emergency vehicle presence in the area of the Moose Jaw EventsWithCentre.allthe honking of horns, sirens and occasion al pronouncement from police public address systems, it would have been easy to think something strange was goingButon.it was all for a good cause, as heavy vehicles of all types gathered on First Avenue outside the west en
Sights and scenes from the Touch a Truck event on Saturday at the Moose Jaw Events Centre.
trucks
In the midst of harvest season, Moose Jaw’s own Su kanen Ship Pioneer Village and Museum welcomed
Reminiscing on Days of Old at Moose Jaw’s Annual Threshing Bee
per cent was in the swathe or ready to cut.
trucks and
makes it the Museum’s most visited weekend of the year, with many people walking through exhibits even while demonstrations are going on.
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Chickpeas, at 1,229 pounds an acre are almost half as much better than last harvest’s 791.
awards ceremony for long-term members at the thresh members, with close to fourty volunteers running the threshing bee. Since the Museum is entirely self-funded and run by volunteers, it depends on a solid turnout at its annual threshing bee, which was certainly the case this year.
Winter wheat at 43 bushels an acre is almost twice last year’s 26 bushels.
At 30 bushels average durum is almost twice last year’s 27 bushels.
huge hit Youngsters of all ages take opportunity to check out heavy vehicles of all sizes and genres during special event at Moose Jaw Events Centre
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Truck event
buzz saw, rope making, blacksmithing, and tractor pull demonstrations using only antique equipment. Gord Ross, President of the Sukanen Ship Pioneer Village and Museum, shared that the threshing bee is the Mu seum’s largest fundraiser and typically draws in around
Hard red spring wheat yields averaging 43 bushels are almost twice the 27 bushels from last year. Durum what at 30 bushels is 50 per cent better.
familiarize themselves with the heavy vehicles they see every day, learning about what they’re all about.
“It’s wonderful, really, we have the most incredible operators who have come out and done their best to make it so interactive and fun for the kids,” said Christine Boy czuk, one of the event’s organizers. “It’s about learning about their community and you can see how much fun everyone is having. You have the kids getting in the trucks so much fun and we’re so happy with it all.”
the arena and inside the curling rink, with the latter in cluding arts and crafts tables, as well as the aforemen tioned lawnmower course, where little ones could wind were taking care of a weekend chore.
At 75 bushels, barley is almost half better than 52 last year. Oats is down by six bushels to 49 an acre.
Museum hosted its annual threshing bee on Sept 11th and 12th, which has been around since the inception of the Museum in 1969.
“One of the operators, AgWest, said the kids who have gone on his bus and seen all the tools that they use
Running 34 bushels peas compared with 21 bushels while lentils at 1,174 pounds an acres are one-third bet ter than last season’s 817 pounds.
Fire dump and school a a
“It’s totally awesome, we’re so happy that so many people came out and brought their children and that it all went so well,” Boyczuk said.
ations, he remarked. Those extra eyes may also be why more incidents have been recorded.
Worker demographics
The department tackled 16 water main breaks be tween April 1 and June 30, compared to 11 breaks during the same period last year, a recent council report said.
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Meanwhile, there were 11 injuries in Q2 2022, com pared to nine incidents in 2021, 21 incidents in 2020 and 14 episodes in 2019.
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Meanwhile, 8,959 people used paratransit during those three months, compared to 4,301 people who took paratransit during the same period last year.
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pared to 12.3 per cent diverted to recycling in Q2 2021, the report said.
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“If you look in the report, there are events where people are driving into buses, so certainly we’re always watching those and looking for numbers to go down,” he said.City hall takes an overall approach to worker safe ty by attempting to ensure everyone goes home safely at night, while if incidents happen, city administration looks for ways to prevent them from happening in the future, Puffalt continued.
Inattention by city workers was the main reason for the increase in property damage incidents this year, partic ularly in Q1, the council report said. However, the number of incidents was down compared to Q1, while city staff were only culpable for four incidents in Q2.
The total amount of recycling acquired from bulk and curbside was 342,740 kilograms, of which 331,553 kgs were allowed. In comparison, those numbers were 355,176 kgs and 341,666 kgs, respectively, for Q2 2021.
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City hall diverted 12 per cent of all solid waste from
· 20.3 per cent are aged 20 to 30
· 5.7 per cent have over 25 years
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The age of the city workforce shows:
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“It’s just when we have people working with equip ment, and the number of people that we have, these types of occurrences will happen.”
the three streams was 11,233.57 tonnes, compared to 11,779.2 tonnes during Q2 2021.
Statistics from the second quarter for the public works and utilities department show there were more water main breaks in those months than last year and more breaks year-to-date than last year.
less material in Q2 2022 versus Q2 2021. This included 4.3-per-cent less in residential material and 22.3-per-cent less in private material, although commercial collection was 1.9-per-cent higher, the report showed.
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· 7.7 per cent are over 60
There were 373 employees with the city as of June 30, a council report said. The workforce demographics show:
From Jan. 1 to June 30 of this year, there were 25 injuries compared to 26 incidents during the same period in 2021.City manager Jim Puffalt told media recently that circumstances occur.
· 23.1 per cent are 30 to 40
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· 11.1 per cent are under the age of 20
· 6.7 per cent have 15 to 20 years
From Jan. 1 to June 30 of this year, there were 10 dangerous occurrences compared to eight episodes last year.There were 11 incidents of property damage involv
There were six motor vehicle incidents involving municipal staff between April 1 and June 30 of this year, compared to 16 incidents in Q2 2021, 16 episodes in Q2 2020 and 18 incidents in Q2 2019, a recent city council report
There were 35,482 people who rode the bus during the second quarter, which was an average of 565 people for one-way trips per day, the council report said.
ing city staff or others during Q2 2022, compared to four incidents in Q2 2021 and Q2 2020 and nine incidents in Q2 2019.From Jan. 1 to June 30 of this year, there were 29 incidents of property damage compared to six incidents during the same period last year.
City hall treated 253.41 million imperial gallons of wastewater from April 1 to June 30, compared to 246 million imperial gallons during the same period last year.
City’s Q2 safety stats a mixed bag of good and bad, report shows
Moose Jaw Mayor Clive Tolley releases statement regarding tragic events at James Smith Cree Nation
six months of this year compared with 32 last year. Recycling
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forget their safe work procedures and those types of things,” he said. “And as you can see in the report, there is discipline that is happening.
The number of motor vehicle incidents and dangerous occurrences involving city workers declined during the second quarter of 2022, although injuries and property damage increased during that time.
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More water main breaks occurred in second-quarter 2022 than last year, report shows
Of note, during the second quarter of 2022, there was one collision where a front-end loader hit a parked vehi cle due to road conditions. Also, two incidents of damage happened because city staff reversed machines without a spotter, resulting in discipline.
Meanwhile, men make up 59.9 per cent of the work force and women comprise 40.1 per cent.
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Meanwhile, the municipality treated 298.03 million imperial gallons of water pumped during those three months, compared to 310.8 million imperial gallons during the same period last year.
“The City of Moose Jaw is deeply saddened by the tragic events at James Smith Cree Nation [that happened on Labour Day weekend]. On behalf of City Council and City employees, the City of Moose Jaw extends our deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of the victims, and offers our support to any person impacted by these senseless acts.”
Jan. 1 and June 30 of 2022, there were 10 motor vehicle incidents compared to 41 such incidents in Q2 2021. The culpability involving city staff was 33 per cent this year compared to a culpability rating of 75 per cent during the same time last year.
· 20.3 per cent are 40 to 50
City hall sold 667 bus passes in Q2 of this year, com pared to 371 passes sold in Q2 2021.
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· 6.2 per cent have 20 to 25 years
· 17.5 per cent are 50 to 60
There were zero dangerous occurrences during Q2
Meanwhile, there were three incidents where the public was at fault because motorists city buses and dam aged their mirrors.
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father, George VI. With an action-packed schedule, the princess and husband Prince Philip crossed the country from the Atlan Washington, D.C., greeted all the way by rapturous crowds. The royal pair squaredanced, attended a hockey game and ac cepted countless bouquets.
same manner as if that demise had not happened.”Similarly, oaths of allegiance to the Queen have been changed to include the words “and her heirs and successors,” explicitly doing away with the need to reswear an oath to the new monarch after her death.Provinces and territories have all ad opted similar
“So, there’s no need to re-swear or resign anything,” Lagasse says.
Queen Elizabeth, Canada’s longest reigning monarch, dead at age 96
Historians and constitutional experts raised the alarm that this omission could plunge the province into an election upon the Queen’s death and potentially mean that all laws passed following her death would be scrapped.
Dissolution by demise of the Crown was abolished in the U.K. in 1867 and the Parliament of the newly created Con federation of Canada followed suit in its Bowden.Today, the Parliament of Canada Act expressly states that “Parliament shall not determine or be dissolved by the demise of the Crown and, notwithstanding the demise, shall continue, and may meet, convene and sit, proceed and act, in the
Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Wind sor was born on April 21, 1926. Her son Charles will now become King of the Commonwealth and King of Canada.
In days of yore, the death of a mon
The Queen is dead! Long live the King!
time, says Philippe Lagassé, an associate professor of international affairs at Car leton University and an expert on the role of the Crown in the Westminster system of government.Hence,the succession from the Queen to her eldest son Charles is automatic, without any disruption to governing bod ies that sit in her name or to legislation, oaths and other legal documents issued in her name.“This transition does not require any action on Canada’s part,” Lagassé says.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. File photo
The Quebec government introduced a bill in March 2021 to rectify the omission.
For instance, Canada’s Privy Council, which includes all current and former cab inet ministers, is expected to meet when a new monarch ascends the throne. The governor general, the Crown’s representa tive in Canada, must also issue a procla mation on the new monarch.
dieval status of the Crown” when parlia ments sat rarely, summoned by the mon
“It is important to note, however, that occurred in law,” says Lagasse. There are also a number of protocols
This report by The Canadian Press was
Her Majesty’s connection to Canada early in her life. In 1939, Princess Eliza to make a transatlantic phone call: the re cipients were her parents, then the Duke and Duchess of York, who were on a North American tour.
It wasn’t always that way.
Theretired.Queen announced the death of her “beloved husband” Philip at the age of 99 with “deep sorrow” on April 9, 2021.
“Dissolution by demise of the Crown” that the Sovereign summons a parliament in his or her personal capacity and that, therefore, a parliament must die along with the individual King or Queen who sent for it,” says James Bowden, an acknowledged authority on such matters, in an April 2021 post on his scholarly blog, Parliamentum.
solve automatically on her death.
That includes oaths of allegiance to the monarch, which are required in a host of cases, including becoming a member of Parliament or a member of the Canadian Armed Forces or a Canadian citizen.
“The phrase ‘The Queen is dead, long live the King!’ applies here and in the U.K.”In common law, Lagassé says, the Queen and King are “the same legal per son.” That’s because the Crown is what is known as a “corporation sole.”
issued a statement earlier in the day saying the Queen had been put under “medical supervision” at Balmoral in Scotland as her doctors were “concerned for Her Maj esty’s health.” All of the senior members of the royal family quickly travelled to be by herPrinceside.Charles, the heir to the throne, along with his wife, Camilla, and sister, Princess Anne, were with the Queen at Balmoral Castle, her summer residence in Scotland. Other members of the royal family, including Charles’ sons, Princ es William and Harry, were said to be en route.The Queen had increasingly handed over duties to Charles and other members of the Royal Family in recent months as she recovered from a bout of COVID-19, began using a cane and struggled to get around.The Queen and all Commonwealth nations had been celebrating a historic milestone: 2022 marked the monarch’s Platinum Jubilee, 70 years on the throne. But the Queen made only a few brief ap pearances at events in her honour to mark the anniversary in June, citing mobility is sues and discomfort.
arch only when necessary, Bowden says. It was obviously “impractical and disrup tive” in more modern times, as parliaments began sitting regularly and the monarch’s role became more ceremonial.
OTTAWA — As momentous as the death of Queen Elizabeth II may be after 70 years on the throne, it’s pretty much busi ness as usual in terms of Canada’s gover nance.The monarch remains the constitu tional head of state in this country, no
According to Buckingham Palace, Queen Elizabeth II died peacefully at Bal moral on Sept. 9 in the morning at Cana dian “Thetime. King and The Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow,” the pal ace’s website said.
While the business of government in Canada will continue undisturbed, La gassé says there are some formalities that will have to be observed.
pacity, the legal personality of the Queen (or) King does not change when different natural persons hold the position.
matched was in 2012 by becoming the second monarch to celebrate a diamond jubilee. She made history alone in 2015 when she succeeded her great-greatgrandmother Queen Victoria as the lon gest-reigning monarch in Canadian and Commonwealth history.
However,provisions.intheir zeal to remove references to the monarch in the act gov erning the National Assembly in 1982, Quebec also removed a provision that
Transition to King Charles as Canada’s head of state automatic after Queen’s death
“That further means that any legal documents and instruments issued in the name of the Queen or that mention the Queen will apply and be understood to be from the King.”
After her father died in 1952, the 21-year-old princess declared in her com ing-of-age broadcast from South Africa that she was making “a solemn act of ded ication” and spoke of the Commonwealth countries as her “home.”
arch meant that parliaments sitting in that individual’s name in the United Kingdom and its colonies, including those that even tually became Canada, were automatically dissolved and elections had to be held.
“I declare before you all that my whole life, whether it be short or long, shall be devoted to the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong,” she said.In 1957, Elizabeth, now Queen, opened the 23rd session of Parliament in Ottawa. Unfortunately it was not one of her better performances: one observer de scribed her as looking “like Anne Boleyn at theInscaffold.”abreak with tradition, her speech was televised live. This was one of the innovations sponsored by Philip in his at tempts to modernize the monarchy. Some might argue in doing so he opened Pando ra’s box, showing the royals were just like ordinaryManyfolks.other visits followed, the last one in 2010. Indeed, she has touched down in every province and territory — at least a six times in Saskatchewan, the last in 2005, and 20 times in Canada overall — and her last trip marked the centenni al of the founding of the Royal Canadian Navy. Not bad when you consider she was then 84, an age by which most people have long
fused to discuss in advance.
Queen Elizabeth II waves as she leaves the Royal York Hotel in Toronto Friday October 11, 2002. The Queen undertook a 12-day Golden Jubilee tour of Canada that year. (CP PHOTO/Kevin Frayer)
world.“Her Majesty was very fond of Can ada and Canadians and thought of our country as her home away from home,” he continued. “She was committed to rec onciliation and acknowledged the painful history that Indigenous peoples endured in residential schools in Canada, as well as the work that remains to heal and to con tinue to build an inclusive society.
Beck“Sheadded.was a remarkable leader for our country and our commonwealth, and she will be missed by all.”
Local, provincial dignitaries express sorrow over death of Queen Elizabeth II
“Like many of you, I was deeply sad dened to learn of the death of our Queen — the only monarch most of us have ever known — Her Late Majesty Queen Eliza beth the Second,” said Premier Scott Moe.
“At just 21 years old, she said ‘I de
and outward grace. She was a constant in a changing world. She respected tradition but embraced change,” said Russ Mirasty, lieutenant governor of Saskatchewan.
Art gallery features tea set used during Queen’s 1959 tour
Lieutenant Governor
The farm of Carl and Olive Wells was chosen because it was a mixed farm located one mile from the paved road that ran between Chamberlain and Moose Jaw. It was still farmed broken the land as homesteaders and pioneers. Please see the photo essay for those items.
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The Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery features several pictures and artifacts from the tour that the Queen and Prince Philip took of a Tuxford-area farm on July 22, 1959.
“While we mourn her loss, we can also give thanks for her extraordinary con tributions to Canada and the world.”
“On behalf of Moose Jaw City Coun cil and Administration, we extend our con dolences to the Royal Family.”
nous“Today,Peoples.we
Flags at the Legislature and at provin cial buildings are already at half-mast in remembrance of the victims of the recent attacks at James Smith Cree Nation and Weldon. They will remain at half-mast un til His Majesty’s Accession is proclaimed, where they will be raised and then lowered again until the day of Her Late Majesty’s funeral service.
1959, 1973, 1978, 1987 and 2005,” Moe continued.“Shevisited many parts of our prov ince, meeting with people from all walks of life, including continuing the special re lationship between the Crown and Indige
mother every day of her 70-year reign.”
“The world has lost a remarkable in dividual. Through a life devoted to duty, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II exem
was saddened to learn that Eliza beth the Second, Queen of Canada passed away peacefully surrounded by close fam ily. Today, we mark the loss of a revered monarch who presided over our province for nearly three quarters of a century,” said NDP leader Carla Beck.
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Queen Elizabeth II toured Moose Jaw three times in her life, once as a princess in 1951 and twice as Queen in 1959 and 1978.
Several local and provincial politicians and dignitaries have expressed their sor row over the death of Queen Elizabeth II and issued public statements with their thoughts.
City of Moose Jaw
“Her reign of over 70 years spanned an incredible period of history. She was Queen during the term of 12 Canadian Prime Ministers and nine Saskatchewan Premiers. But even more enduring was the dedication, dignity and grace with which she served as Queen of Canada and the Commonwealth.“Manyofus have fond memories of Her Late Majesty’s visits to our prov
Books of condolences will be avail able to be signed by the public during regular business hours at the Legislative Building and Government House in Re gina.“God bless Saskatchewan. God bless Canada. And God Save The King,” Moe added.“I
“As Head of the Commonwealth, she encouraged unity. As Queen of Canada, she remarked often on the service of our citizens, our commitment to multicultur
clare before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, will be dedi cated to your service.’ She stood by that declaration. In the days ahead, we will come together as a province to celebrate
“The City of Moose Jaw mourns the loss of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. Moose Jaw is proud to have hosted the Queen on multiple occasions, and we will never forget her grace, character and ser vice to Canada,” said Mayor Clive Tolley.
express both our condo lences and our loyalty to the Crown and to our new Monarch, His Majesty the King,” he continued. “I know he will carry on his responsibilities with the same honour,
Of course, there are still positions to play for and youngsters who would love nothing more than to unseat one of those veterans. That led to a camp that was excep tionally competitive, leading into a theme the team has carried throughout O’Leary’s tenure.
Warriorssquad. head coach Mark O’Leary was one of many who were impressed with what they saw right from the get-go, especially from the players who have been through many a war the past few seasons.
as a year better -- in other words, having taken the message to heart -- wasn’t a surprise in any way
“I know the players are for sure [excited to get back on the ice], and for us as coaches, it’s another step toward getting that consistency in terms of the work habits and playing to our standard,” O’Leary said. “I know the play ers are chomping at the bit for an exciting year and this is just step one.”
The event will offer Calvert and a host of up-andcoming prospects from six NHL teams to show their stuff in front of NHL scouts, general managers and coaches, all with the goal of attracting attention for coming cam paigns.“I’m just going to try and soak up as much as I can,” Calvert said. “Being there for a week for sure, we’ll see, but I’m just looking forward to the opportunity to show case myself.”
Moose Jaw Warriors forward Atley Calvert celebrates a goal against the Saskatoon Blades during the WHL Playoffs last spring.
As for himself, using the Buffalo camp to launch into his most productive WHL campaign yet will be the ulti mate
remaining to tie the game 4-4 -- along with single goal from veterans Eric Alarie and Josh Hoekstra.
“I think I’ve always thought of myself as a lead er, I’ve worn a letter before, but at the end of the day it doesn’t change anything,” Calvert said. “If you’re a lead er, they give you a letter for a reason and the boys look at you for what you do and how you go about your day, nothing like that changes.
sion after a torrid second-half run. With that much experi ence and that much success already under their belts, the off-season message was clear when last season wrapped up back in mid-May -- the potential for this year’s team is through the roof, and the team expects veterans and rook ies alike to be ready for it.
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And make no mistake, there’s a concrete goal at the end of the line for this year’s team.
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“I was really excited when I heard,” said Calvert, who received the news back in July. “I was a little disap pointed I didn’t get an invite to a development camp over the summer, but then I got the call that I was going to play in their rookie tournament and I’m pretty happy about it. I’m excited for the opportunity, I’m really prepared for this and I’m really looking forward to it.”
“We talk about compete all the time and that’s the separator between wins and losses and what separates a good player from a great player,” he said. “The skill level turning guys has been exceptional and that’s a testament to (general manager) Jason (Ripplinger) and his scouting staff, bringing in good players and skilled players that coaches like to work with.”
That goal -- and many of the markers throughout the contest at the Moose Jaw Events Centre -- was a micro cosm of camp in general. Up-and-coming rookies like Howell working alongside rugged veterans like Calvert with a single objective in mind: prepare for one of the most promising seasons in recent history for the local WHL
“We want to win this year,” Calvert said mat ter-of-factly. “We have a lot of older guys this year, and we’re a pretty tight group. Our team has been together for a couple years now, since the bubble there are still a lot of guys around. We’re an older group now and we’re looking to be one of the top teams in our division again.”
That included many an hour on and off the ice with
It should come as no surprise that with the kind of the line-up the Moose Jaw Warriors have heading into the 2022-23 Western Hockey League season, training camp this past week was an exceptionally high-level and com petitiveThatone.translated into an entertaining Black-White in trasquad game, as Marek Howell scored 2:33 into over time on a slick feed from the blueline by Atley Calvert to give Team White a 5-4 victory.
want to have a good year, work on my game every night and playing consistent,” Calvert said. “Last year I struggled right out of the gate so this year I’ll be looking to get off to a much better start, so hopefully that happens and it continues right through the season.”
That was seen in the Black-White Game, which saw Team White get a goal and two assists from Calvert and
It’s a different look compared to what Calvert is used to with the team over the past three seasons with the Warriors. He’s a WHL up-and-comer no longer, and will serve as an assistant captain with the team in the 2022-23 season.That’s not a surprise, especially given his leadership
“That’s what we’ve been talking about, we’re not young and developing anymore and it starts now, the time is now,” O’Leary said. “That’s been the mindset all sum mer long, the players know it and we look at the group that we have, a lot of them have been here since the league
“I just want to lead by example, especially for these for the pre-season. I just want to take it day-by-day and not look too far ahead.”
Action from the Moose Jaw Warriors Black / White intrasquad game to close out training camp.
the season and obviously I’m excited to get back at it, especially when the boys came back to town last week.”
All that hard work is the kind of thing that attracts attention from National Hockey League teams. And now Calvert will get his shot.
The Warriors have 20 players returning from last sea
Moose Jaw Minor Hockey product aiming to impress in
The news was a highlight of what Calvert felt was a very successful off-season, which included plenty of time out in Caronport at PHA’s outstanding training facilities working to hone his game.
“We know what kind of group we have charac ter-wise,” O’Leary said. “They’re a tight-knit group of players, they get along great in the room and they play for each other and I think at the end of the day they don’t want to let each other down and that goes a long way. We’re seeing it again earlier along.”
was shut down in 2020, back then we were losing games by six and seven goals. Now that group has gotten older, they’ve put in the time to develop and take advantage of the oldermoment.”aswell
strength.“Iwas
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trying to get more powerful. I think I had the body last year, I just needed a little more power so I worked with my trainer on that,” Calvert said. “I was looking forward to bringing that into camp and now into
goals and prospect Jake Britlz scoring their other marker. Max Wanner had a pair of assists.
rent Broncos at the Moose Jaw Events Centre.
Warriors close out training camp with annual Black White intrasquad game
Team Black had a pair of goals from 2020 sec ond-round pick Riche -- including the tying marker on a
Throughout his hockey career, Moose Jaw Warriors for ward Atley Calvert has been the model of a hard-nosed, areas.From his time with Moose Jaw Minor Hockey to his run at the Prairie Hockey Academy and stellar season with the AAA Warriors, it’s been the same: use maximum effort to generate scoring opportunities, often out of sheer will.It translated into a solid season in 2021-22 with the games while also generating tons of chances he couldn’t
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“First and foremost I’m really proud of how our re turning guys have come to camp,” O’Leary said during lenge was to take another step ahead here and continue this year where we left off last year and I think they’ve done that. There’s been an excitement around camp with guys knowing that expectations are a little bit higher, they came to camp in great shape and the intensity was there.”
pick Connor Schmidt, second-round pick Max Finley and third-round selection Owen Berge all turned heads throughout the week.
“For me, I never look at it as this is ‘our year’,” he said. “I just try and build off of each season and see where it goes. Come trade deadline, we’ll see where our record is at and if there’s an opportunity to push, we’ll make the moves we need or we’ll stand pat, it’ll all depend on how things are going.”
“Nathan Pilling has kind of taken a jump here, he’s come into camp in great shape and has shown a lot of happy with his progress,” Ripplinger said. “Then Cosmo Wilson has looked really good and Matthew Gallant has looked good, those are guys who were here last year and are competing to move higher up in the defensive end of things.”Of course, you also want to see your elite players maintain that status, and that was the case right from the Game -- as the clock wound down in regulation with Team Black trailing by a goal, Brayden Yager and Denton
Putting together a winning campaign and ideally a deep playoff run with naturally be one of the main goals this season, and Wanner feels the team has the horses to do it.“Last year, nobody really knew what to expect from us and the year before we were rebuilding still, but this is a year where it’s fun and you’re going to be on a winning hockey team,” he said. “Everyone has high hopes for this season, everyone in Moose Jaw wants us to do well and I think we should do that, give everyone something to rally around.”Wanner is coming off a campaign where he put up six goals and 23 points in 55 games and will be looking to increase those numbers this time around.
Edmonton Oilers prospect stronger and quicker heading into upcoming season after summer of preparation
“That gives the young guys an opportunity to show their stuff,” Ripplinger said. “This is their opportunity to show they belong and there’s no guarantee that when players go to NHL camps that they’ll be back. You look at someone like Mateychuk, he’s signed, and you never know what happens at the next level. If he ended up stay ing, it hurts the organization but it also helps our organi zation in that we’re doing our part to develop players.”
Mateychuk turned it up another gear, with their slick puck movement on the power play setting up Ben Riche with the tying goal with 16 seconds to play.
NHL camp compared to junior and that’s true,” he said. “ You have to become a sponge and absorb as much as you can and learn what you can when you’re there and that’s what I’m planning to do.”
players and they’ve come in and played really well. So as good as our young guys were last year and came in and pushed, these young kids are doing the same this year and once those older guys leave [for NHL camps] hopefully the depth won’t take too much of a hit.”
“(Jagger) Firkus, Yager, Mateychuk and (Max) Wan ner -- who I think is one of the most underrated defence men in our league -- all our guys like that came in and have looked great, and that’s exactly what we expected,” Ripplinger said. “They’re the skilled players we’ll be looking to lead our team to a highly successful season.”
Every training camp, the questions are the same for gen eral managers across the Western Hockey League. Which veterans have taken a jump compared to the previous season? Which newcomers look like they could be when it comes to trimming down the roster?
The 19-year-old Estevan product and current Moose Jaw resident was among a host of elite players who took the ice in Caronport at Prairie Hockey Academy through out the summer, putting in a ton of training and ice time in order to prepare for the upcoming campaign.
Of course, Wanner has something other than the War riors on his mind. A seventh-round selection by the Ed monton Oilers in the 2021 NHL Entry Draft, he was also preparing for his second NHL training camp while aiming to turn some heads this time around.
The experience at main camp against the likes of Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl last fall was an eye-opener for Wanner, and left him clamouring for more at the highest level of the game.
The work began not long after the Warriors’ season ended. After a few weeks off to recover from the rigors of a week in the gym and on the ice.
“They say you learn at twice the rate when you’re at
“I’m just going to play to my strengths, which is not getting scored on, being hard to play against, play the PK, play the power play, do a bit of everything,” he said. “I’m just looking to play a consistent game and hopefully have
As for the overage situation, the Warriors appear to have things well under control -- goaltender Connor Un gar has one of the slots locked down, with the Warriors hoping to see Jordan back as well. Korczak and Hunt, as signed overagers, can play in the AHL and will likely end up there if they don’t crack the big squad. That will likely leave a slot open, and a decision to be made down the road.On a whole, the Warriors are without question aiming for a solid run this year, but Ripplnger isn’t going alleggs-one-basket just yet.
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Warriors’ Wanner looking to take next step as veteran defenceman with WHL squad
Odds are Wanner will be back in Moose Jaw once the NHL situation has been settled, and he’ll be a major cog in one of the most promising Warrior teams in recent history.“It’s kind of crazy, obviously,” Wanner said. “I re member being a 15-year-old kid just out of PHA looking up to Jett Woo and [Josh] Brook and all those guys and now I am one of those guys. It’s very exciting, but at the end of the day you have to go out and perform and do your best to be a leader.”
Warriors defenceman Max Wanner is looking forward to a solid season after a summer of hard work prepar ing for the 2022-23 campaign.
In the old days, taking a month or so off and just cruising into Western Hockey League training camp would be a normal occasion for the vast majority of players. Camp was for getting into shape for the season, right? So why bother with the extra work?
“It’s a full-time gig, there’s a bit of time off but when you get to training it has to be 100 per cent,” Wanner said. “Then just coming back, you feel bigger and stronger and that naturally comes with age, but I feel like I’ve im proved and I’m looking forward to a good season.”
“I made an impression last year, now I’m huntin’,” Wanner said with a grin. “I’m trying to go out there and make a name for myself, so I’m just hoping to have a good camp, see where it takes me into the season and hopefully have a good year.”
Ripplinger impressed with performance of team throughout week of practices and scrimmages
One of the main goals for veterans is to make that leap from one year to the next -- a 15-goal scorer becom ing a 30-goal scorer, a 30-goal scorer cracking the 50goal plateau. Ripplinger felt a handful of players could be capable of that jump if what they showed in camp trans lates into the season.
Warriors defenceman Denton Mateychuk gets a shot off in front of fellow veteran defenceman Max Wanner during the Black White Game.
“A lot of the signed players who came in have looked good and there are a lot of guys I could mention, but over all we’ve been happy with all the rookies,” Ripplinger said. “Some of the young guys have come in here and pushed hard. Lakovic and Howell are two highly touted
The Warriors open their exhibition season on Friday night when they host the Swift Current Broncos. Game time is 7 p.m. at Moose Jaw Events Centre.
No longer. And Warriors defenceman Max Wanner can tell you all about it.
Warriors general manager looks back on solid training camp for Warriors
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For Moose Jaw Warriors general manager Jason Rip plinger, the overall news was as good as can be -- the cadre of experienced returning players looked every bit like a crew chomping at the bit for a successful season, the rookies did all they could to unseat their older coun terparts and the decisions were going to be tough, as ex pected.“Overall, I think everyone came into camp in shape and there’s a lot of depth here, the young guys have been pushing the older guys so it’s been a competitive camp and that’s exactly what we were hoping for,” Ripplinger said during the Black White Game to close out 2022 train ing camp.“It’simportant, and it’s hats off to our organization how we push these guys and the way our culture is for these players when they come in. It’s not going to be easy to just come in and play and make the hockey club, they’re going to have to be prepared and work all summer.”
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“I obviously wanted to put on a couple pounds be cause I felt it would compliment my game if I could be more of a physical defenceman,” Wanner said shortly after a pre-season practice. “But other than that, getting faster and quicker is a big thing for me, because if you have a big guy who can move quick, he’s pretty danger ous out there. So if I can keep working on that it’ll be
All that effort has paid dividends, as Wanner was one of several veterans who caught general manager Jason Ripplinger’s eye as showing wholesale improve ment. That was all part of Wanner’s off-season goals as he looked to take his game to the next level.
The Warriors will have no less than seven players they expect to be in their line-up this season heading off to NHL training camp, nine if you include overage signed players Ryder Korczak (New York Rangers) and Daemon HuntWanner(Minnesota).(Edmonton), Cole Jordan (Calgary), Martin Rysavy (Columbus), Firkus (Seattle) and Mateychuk (Co lumbus) are all NHL drafted players, while Atley Calvert (Buffalo) and Eric Alarie (Los Angeles) will be heading into camps as invitees.
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and feels that special level of instruction has paid dividends.
As was the case last year, fans will be able to submit pictures of a loved one who they would like to honour through the Crushed Can Souvenir Store web site, www.thecrushedcan.com, beginning Monday, Sept. 12. The cost for each sub mission is $20 and space is very limited, with around 100 spots available.
That all comes with a rather large ca veat -- there’s always the chance Jordan has played his last regular season game in a Warriors uniform. As an overage player, the Flames could sign Jordan out of camp and immediately assign him to the Amer ican Hockey League or ECHL, ending his junior career with one stroke of a pen.
That all leads into what the Warriors and the vast majority of onlookers expect is going to be an enjoyable campaign for the local squad, ultimately culminating in a deep playoff run.
Courses available for volunteers in clude Making Ethical Decisions, Respect in Sport, and Special Olympics Competi tion MJSOSport. will be fundraising this fall to send athletes to Prince Albert for the Saskatchewan Special Olympics Winter Games in ReachJanuary.outto Moose Jaw Special Olympics at cec@mjspecialolympics.org for more information.
“It felt amazing,” he said. “I haven’t really had the best of luck with injuries and stuff throughout my time here so I’m looking forward to a fresh season. We have a really good group here and I’m ex cited to see what we can do.”
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Flames rookie camp last year but was no where near full strength. “If that ends up happening, obviously that’s the big goal right now, but I’m just looking forward to going out there and showing what I can do.”
The most important being he was at full strength and completely healthy, a far cry from how he felt heading into camp in 2021 when a viral infection had dramat ically sapped his strength and eventually led to the 20-year-old rearguard missing half the Thiscampaign.timearound, it’s been all sys tems go, all summer and right into training camp. And to say the least, the Brandon product has been happy to get the hard work and preparation in without anything else to worry about.
“It’s really exciting, the buzz around town and around the league is that we’re supposed to be a top team in the Division and in the whole league,” Jordan said. “Being an older guy with the team and having been part of the struggles with the
Registration for programs is at Riv erview Collegiate in South Hill on Thurs day, Sept. 8. Participants should register between 5 and 7 p.m.
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The Moose Jaw Warriors took an interest ing and unique approach to their Hockey Fights Cancer night during the 2021-22 season and the initiative proved so suc cessful they’re taking the same approach this season.TheWarriors will host the annual event on Friday, Nov. 18 against the Swift Current Broncos at the Moose Jaw Events Centre and will once again be wearing the special lavender-coloured jerseys fea turing pictures of those who have battled cancer inside the player numbers.
The youth programs that es pecially need vol unteers and coach es are for ages 2 to 12. While no expe rience is needed, a criminal record check needs to be submitted, and in dividuals should be patient, respon sible, and orga nized.The time com mitment is one to two hours per ses sion, one session a week, for 12 weeks.
last season, with the jerseys auctioned off during the contest and leading to a substantial donation to the Saskatchewan branch of the Canadian Cancer Society.
community, and demonstrate courage and perseverance.“Ourbiggest thing right now is we’d really like to get our youth programs run
“I’m not really thinking about that right now, I just want to go in there and have a good showing and basically do the best I can,” said Jordan, who skated in
ning again, because there are a lot of kids in this town who would go to those pro grams if they could. We just don’t have the coaches for it,” explained Melissa Roma now, chairperson of the MJSO committee.
2021 NHL Entry Draft, Jordan was able to work with the Flames hockey staff and skating coaches throughout the off-season,
A look at Daemon Hunt’s jersey from the 2021-22 Hockey Fights Cancer Night.
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“Then the programs are starting up,” Romanow continued. “They’re all on dif ferent dates, but we have bowling, curling, session.”
“It almost feels like last year was my
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rookie year, but it’s been a long time and I’m really excited to be on this team and help some young guys improve and show them the way of the room,” Jordan said, adding that he’s done his best to help out the up-and-coming defencemen with what ever questions they have. “I just try and give some tips and pointers to the younger guys, share my knowledge from the past years like the older guys who helped me.”
“We need people to teach the basics of movement, like learning how to kick and throw, and we use games and songs to do that. You need to be able to modify drills according to people’s abilities.
Should he return to the Warriors, Jor dan will be a major leader on what could potentially be the best defensive corps the team has had in recent seasons.
“It was a really good off-season,” Jor dan said after practice leading up to the most of my summer in Calgary training and was able to make some big strides in my game. Now I’m looking forward to the start of the pre-season here and getting into the regular season as well.”
“Even if people just want to reach out if they’re interested, and we could talk and Romanow said.
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The Lynbrook Golf Club had another Hole-in-One on Sunday September 4, 2022. Tyson McFarlane aced Hole #5 using his 4 Hybrid, which was witnessed by Brad Legare and Marv Merkel. Congratulations Tyson!
The mosaic-like pattern turned out
The annual general meeting of MJSO will follow registration from 7 to 8 p.m.
The Moose Jaw Special Olympics (MJSO) committee is looking for coaches and vol unteers for this season — no experience is necessary and extensive training will be provided by Special Olympics Saskatch ewan.Special Olympics Saskatchewan has been operating in Moose Jaw for at least 50 years. The organization provides peo ple with intellectual disabilities the chance to experience competition, develop physi
skate at the Moose Jaw Events Centre, things were already vastly different com pared to last season.
here, it’s great to be coming into this and living up to these expectations.
“I think it helped a ton,” Jordan said. “It’s always great when you have that type the best summer training-wise I’ve ever had.”It all led into Jordan taking the ice at Warriors camp last week and going 100 per cent from the get go, leading to what he felt was his best showing in camp in his four seasons with the team.
Warriors defenceman Cole Jordan, here in action against the Swift Current Broncos last season, will be a major component of the Warriors defence this year.
deadline for photo submissions is Friday, Sept.As25.was the case last year, the jer seys will be sold through a silent auction throughout the night, and those who wish to donate in other ways will be able to do so at the Foundedgame.in 1998 by the NHL and NHL Players’ Association, Hockey Fights Cancer unites the hockey community in support of cancer patients and their fam ilies. November is Hockey Fights Cancer Month across the NHL, with Canadian Hockey League teams across the country also joining in on the initiative.
“The fans should be looking forward to watching us every night, we’re going to be a fun team to watch and we’re looking forward to winning a lot of games and be ing a top team in this league.”
The Moose Jaw Warriors will head into
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Saturday’s Other Local Matchup
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Dated this 29th day of August, 2022 Moose Jaw Tier 1 Hockey Inc.
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Warriors goaltender Justen Maric turns aside a shot
Vanier Vikings vs Peacock Tornadoes Thursday September 15th 7 pm start at Elks Athletic Field1600 Caribou Street West
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
The Annual General Meeting of the Members of Moose Jaw Tier 1 Hockey Inc. (Moose Jaw Warriors Hockey Club) will be held on the 20th day of September, 2022 at 11:30am., at Moose Jaw Events Centre, Moose Jaw SK.
Year end nancials and Presidential report available to Shareholders at Warriors o ce after September 30th Nomination forms must be submitted to the Warriors o ce no later than September 8th, 4:00 p.m.
Central Cyclones vs Weyburn Eagles Saturday September 17th 1 pm start at Gutheridge Field - 650 Coteau Street West
asked what she would be doing with her
people who said they were here passing through to other rodeos so they said what a great opportunity to stop in and have the
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of nine-year-old Josie Young who won
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Lovell said she had attended the event
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Alberta Rider Captures A $6,880 Barrel Slot Race First Prize
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Kelley Brynne on Barrels My Specialty rounds the third barrel
It had everybody and their duck out in the stands to watch Dana Lovell aboard JG
Madison Leanard aboard Ellie heads towards barrel number three home
Lovell said she would like to express her gratitude to the organizers for putting the largest prize she has ever won in bar rel racing - although she has won at other
just due to the other events going on this days where we didn’t get extra exhausted after the slot races or receiving their prizes
Lovell said it was great to win in the Jaw and it all worked out…I have won be the inability for barrel racers to attend oth for a four-day event versus this year’s twoent associations were able to run this year
Cracker the Duck was out in the stands taking in Saturday evening’s actionMJ Independent photo
Finishing off a run at a full gallop barrel in the Pee Wee division
lead around the barrels in the Pee Wee
sun casts a warm light and shadows on a horse and rider
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Moose Jaw as it has been an off year for feeling good…he had surgery and hasn’t
Winner’s Photo (back row from left to right) Jo Woolsey from major sponsor Au rora Winds Feeds Limited, Kara Drake organizer, Chantel Kesslering second in 3D Justine Cornelson third in 2D and Nicole Hicks organizer. Front row (left to right)
with their parents holding the halter as the
Young said she has been barrel racing to barrel race when she started out in the
“It was a clean sweep. It was a great year, one of my best ever,” Wasylyshyn told WasylyshynMooseJawToday.com.playedfour years for the university team at Minot State Universi ty, where he played what he considers his nalist in his senior year at the 1999 Great
fensive producer, as the Vikings defence
In the lone out-of-town game for win over the defending provincial champi on Weyburn Eagles in Yorkton.
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ask for at this level of competition.
Central edges Peacock with second half surge, Vanier falls to Swift Current in high school football
Cyclones battle to 14-7 win over Tornadoes, Colts take 14-0 victory over Vikings
Mixed Doubles: Scott Evans and Megan Smith vs Joan Buckmaster and Brad Justason. Winners Scott Evans and Me gan Smith: 6-2, 6-3
Additionallyphoto there was non-competitive ladies play as part of the event
Final Results Moose Jaw Tennis Club 2022 Club Championships
Neil Wasylyshyn is the Moose Jaw Tennis Club singles champion... again! (photo courtesy Neil Wasylyshyn)
Lifelong tennis competitor caps season with club championship
Joan Buckmaster and Brigitte Wiebeladies doubles 2nd place - submitted
39 yards on seven carries; Swift Current Thing is, the Colts defence was even yards total offence, the majority of that on Joel Marak provided most of that, with 11 rush attempts for 41 yards. Hud
Ladies’ Singles: Joan Buckmaster vs Carolee Beaulieu: Winner Joan Buck master: 7-5, 6-0
Fast forward to this past Saturday at Gutheridge Field, and things were far dif ferent.The Tornadoes, now a little bit older and a little bit better, found themselves their defence having found a way to large ly stymie Central’s traditionally high-scor ing offence.Butinthis rivalry, things can turn on
in their narrow win over the Vanier Vi kings.
It was just under 12 months ago that the Central Cyclones put together one of the most commanding victories in the his tory of their longstanding cross-town ri outing that saw two teams at different ends of the spectrum in age and experience.
the University of Mary after three hardfought sets.
Central Cyclones running back Javin Boynton had 156 yards rushing and two touchdowns in the second half against Peacock.
Vanier on Thursday, with Yorkton at Es tevan Friday and Weyburn at Central on Saturday.
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Nick McGonigal, Bryce Warren, Brian Swanson, Scott Evans. Men’s Doubles
Neil Wasylyshyn has competed in tennis his entire life, beginning in the Sask First tennis program in high school, followed by four years for the Minot State Univer sity team in North Dakota, and continuing until now.
Joan Buckmaster : Women’ Singles winner - submitted photo
Men’s Doubles: Scott Evans and Brian Swanson vs Nick McGonigal and Bryce Warren. Winners Scott Evans and Bri an Swanson: 4-6, 6-1, 6-3
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Central running back Javin Boynton two touchdowns in the second half, cap as the Cyclones battled back for a 14-7 victory.Central improved to 2-0 with the win, Boynton accounted for almost all the on the day, including two pass comple quarterback Brody Ansell. Owen Varjassy scored the lone touch ing the day with nine carries for 40 yards Josh Johnson was the Tornadoes’
Men’s Singles: Neil Wasylyshyn vs Nick McGonigal: Winner Neil Wasylynshyn: 6-4, 6-1
The Swift Current Colts had a pair of
He looks back fondly on 13 years playing in Vancouver, where he was a he’s competed everywhere he’s lived — he just loves the sport, and he’ll never stop.“The competitiveness, the exercise, said. “There’s a great group of people here at the Moose Jaw Tennis Club, that’s so important. … Our facilities are top notch. When we put on a tournament, it’s and the best treatment you can possibly
Oh, what a difference a year makes.
his best years ever in 2022 by winning the Moose Jaw Tennis Club tournament for the second year in a row.
cial Open in Saskatoon on Aug. 1 — for the sixth year in a row.
“If I’d won that match, I would have ment in Orlando, Florida,” Wasylyshyn remembers. “I actually had a tryout in 1994 at Boise State too, which is an NCAA Division One school, but unfortu nately I didn’t make that team, that was very stiff Whilecompetition.”atMinotState, Wasylyshyn won the conference doubles in 1997 with a partner from Montana.
Ladies’ Doubles: Megan Smith and Ning Long vs Brigitte Wiebe and Joan Buckmaster. Winners: Megan Smith and Ning Long: 6-3, 5-7, 6-3.
Ladies Recreational doubles (non com petitive) Regina Sagal-Hendry, Robbie Little, Gayle Kell and Tammy Kleising er - submitted photo
Neil Wasylyshyn (left) and Nick McGo photo
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Ning Long and Megan Smith: Ladies’ Doubles winners - submitted photo
An author reading with C. Ingrid Deringer is on Friday, Sept. 16 at 10 a.m. Deringer will read from her novel If I Could Live Again, and share her inspirations and experience as an author.
Moose Jaw Right to Life Open House will be held on Saturday, September 17th from 10am to noon and 1pm to 3pm at 1010 Main St. North lower lev el – Oxford Street entrance. Free baby clothing/free maternity clothing/free MJRTL’s Community Activities/educa tional information on current life issues. 306.694.4111 or visit their facebook page.
Access the Library Anytime! 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.
September 21/22: Welcome Supper for all NEW 2022 Superannuate STS Members. This event replaces the Hell with the Bell Breakfast. New 2022 Su perannuates STS Members and part ners get complimentary meals. Please contact Rosealie for further information.
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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.
Thursday evenings at 7pm Saturday meat draw @ 4:30pm
FREEvance LIVE MUSIC with Brandon & Com pany Friday Sept 23 @ 7pm. Come out and enjoy some great music!
The Grassland Project: Generations, By: Scott Parker
OktoberFest Dance with “The Bro mantics” is Oct. 15, 2022 at Church of Our Lady Hall (566 Vaughan St. – Moose Jaw, SK). Tickets are $40/person, call or text Lynann at 306-631-4129 or Brian at 306-631-6127. E-transfers can be sent to rjbarber@sasktel.net. Doors open at 7 p.m., Dance at 8 p.m. Cash bar, lunch served. Sponsored by The Friendly City Optimist Club. Proceeds to Youth Proj ects in the Community.
The Moose Jaw Community Choir
Adult Programming: IN PERSON PROGRAMS
Caterer: Charlotte’s Cost: $10.00 per STS member and partner (due to surplus funds). $20.00 non-members. Please register with Ro sealie by Sunday Sept. 18/22. Starts: 5:30PM Supper @ 6:00PM at the Ma sonic Hall 1755 Main St. N Moose Jaw. RSVP to Rosealie Marcil: marcilr@sask tel.net or 306-691-0696. Next: All Lun cheon Dates will be at the Masonic Hall: Wed. Nov.16/22, Wed. Jan. 18/23, Wed. March 15/23, and Wed. May 17/23.
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Each caregiver and child must be regis tered for this program, which will focus on early literacy skills Roald Dahl Day! Wednesday, Sept. 21 at 6:30 p.m. for ages 4 and up. Each caregiver and child must be registered for this program, which will celebrate the Roald Dahl-inspired craft.
Vendors Wanted! ANAVETS #252 is hosting a trade show in the mall Nov 26, 22 10am to 5pm Nov 27, 22 from 12pm to 4pm; 1day $25 or 2 days $40. It’s a 10x10 spot For more information call or text EVERYONE306-681-5998.ISWELCOME TO JOIN IN ON THE FUN!!
Wood working area – Monday to Friday 8 am – 4 pm
Journey to Hope Moose Jaw Fund
Intro to Line Dancing – Wednesday’s @ Art11am&
If you want to learn more about Seniors’ Month at the Western Development Museum or to register for the Cabinet of Curiosities Workshop, you can visit their website at https://wdm.ca/senior smonth/.
Film Board shown on a repeating loop for the whole month of Saskatche wan in the 100 Years of Saskatchewan.
Children’s programming Baby Storytime! Tuesdays, Sept. 20 to Oct. 25 at 10:30 a.m. for ages 0 to 2. Drop-in program featuring a short story, rhymes, and singing Preschool Storytime! Wednesdays, Sept. 21 to Oct. 26 at 10:30 a.m. for ages 2 to 5. Drop-in program with
Crafts – Monday, Tuesdays & Wednesdays @ 1 p.m. days @ 1 p.m.
First Stories – ati-wicahsin (It’s Getting Easier), By: Tessa Desnomie Ludovic – Visiting Grandpa, By: Co Mamie,HoedemanBy: Janice Nadeau
If you would like your notice or event added to this list, contact us at: jritchie@ moosejawtoday.com
Tickets are $20. You can pick up tickets at MJDCSA front desk.
Moose Jaw Public Library, 461 Lang don Cres. Phone 306.692.2787; visit their website at https://www.moosejaw library.ca/
Moose Jaw Homegrown Market where everything is home made, home baked, and locally grown.
Teen Gamers aged 12 to 19 will meet in the Herb Taylor Room on Wednes day, Sept. 14 at 6:30 p.m. to play board games, video games, card games, a classic NES console, and Xbox Kinect. Snacks will be provided, no registration
The Fall General meeting for Moose Jaw Lawn Bowling club will be Sept 27 @ 7pm in the club house WEATHER PERMITTING. If an Alternate location is required it will be posted at the club house. Or phone or text 306 690 8739 for updates. Weather Permitting Lawn Bowling will continue Tuesday mornings at 10am and Monday and Wed evenings at 6 until Sept 21. Short Mat bowling schedule TBA
WEEKLY EVENTS
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
Welcome to Fall Crib Tournament on Thursday Sept 22 @ 1:00pm; Lunch served at noon. $10 entry fee 12 games - 1st, 2nd &3rd prize. Hidden Scores & Low Score. 50/50 draw. Teams of two. Doors open at 11am at 279 High St. W. Book your spot by calling 306-692-4412 or 306-681-5998 If you need a partner
During693-5989.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.
tionalsion.
The MJPL Movie Club will show the intense Viking epic The Northman by Robert Eggers. Eggers tells the tale of Amleth the Bear-Wolf in the ancient style of Viking poems. The legend of Amleth is one of the inspirations for Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Brutal and violent, The North man is a critically-acclaimed, unforget table watch.
Daycare Storytime! Thursdays, Sept. 22 to Oct. 27 at 10:30 a.m. for ages 2 to 5.
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@hot mail.com or call 306-690-4957.
Youth programming
- Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday after noons @ 1 p.m.
Toastmasters Big Country Club pro vides a mutually supportive and posi tive learning environment in which every member has the opportunity to devel op oral communication and leadership dence and personal growth. For more information email secretary-3418@ toastmastersclubs.org or text 306 6908739
Hand & Food Canasta Thursday: 10am Line Dance; 1pm Pickle
Rib & Caesar Fundraiser for the centre at Bugsy’s on September 24th 3-8 pm .
Music Trivia Bingo on Friday Sept 16 @ 7pm to 10pm. Only $5. Music Videos Bingo = FUN!!! Book your spots in ad
Cosmo Senior Citizens’ Centre Week ly Activities
Therequired!Teen Writers’ Circle will meet Wednesday, Sept 21 at 6:30 p.m. Teens ages 12 to 19 will meet with like-minded peers to improve writing skills, stretch their imaginations, and talk about the Shang-Chicraft. and the Legend of the Ten Rings will be showing as a Teen Movie Matinee on Saturday, Sept. 24 at 2:30 p.m. For ages 13 to 19.
Monday: 9:30am Pickle Ball; 1pm Floor
Tuesday: 9:30am Jam Session; 1pm Pickle Ball; 7pm Friendship Bridge Wednesday: 8:30am TOPS; 9:30am
The Teen Dungeons & Dragons for ages 12 to 16 continues every from Sept. 15 to Dec. 15, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. All experi ences levels are welcome.
Friday:Ball 10am Beginner Pickle Ball; 1pm Pickle Ball
Pickle Ball – Monday & Thursday morn ings @ 10 a.m.
Bingo every Monday evening in the Lounge. Play starts at 6pm, Paper goes on sale at 5pm. Playing ten regu lar games with 2 parts each and 3 ex tra games, all games are cash prizes. Please invite your friends for a fun night Cribbageout. every Tuesday at 1:30pm. Registration at 1pm. Cost $2 and please pre-register your team by calling The306.693.9688.Elk’sDart League will start up again on Wednesdays Sept 21st beginning at Chaseday7:30pm.at7:00pm.theAce/Meat
Hand & Foot Card Game for Beginners –Thursday @9:30 am.
has returned to regular practice. The Moose Jaw Community Choir is an am ateur SATB Choir with a mission to have fun, create beautiful music together, and share it with the community. The choir practices on Mondays @ 700-830PM at First Free Methodist Church. Per formances in the community may also take place on alternate evenings. New members are always welcome and en couraged (especially tenors and basses) and no audition is required. New mem bers who are interested should contact the Choir Director Diane Rhodes at 306640-8098 (after August 29th) or mes sage us through Facebook @Moose Jaw Community Choir.
an appointment-only opportunity to get help with a device, program, or applica tion. Getting one-on-one training with technology is a healthier solution than tearing one’s hair out.
First Stories – Nganawendaanan Nde’ing (I Keep Them in My Heart), By: Shannon
Time-hopping scavenger hunt across the museum and comes with an activity that is included with your regular admis
Walk For Suicide Awareness and Pre vention on Sat. Sept. 24, 2022: 10:30am
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: @Royalca nadianlegion59. SHA restrictions in ef fect at all Legion events.
Western Development Museum; 50 Diefenbaker Drive, Moose Jaw. Please call for more information or if there is COVID protocol to adhere to. Call (306)
to view and are included with the muse um admission.
Upcoming Events in Moose Jaw
Moose Jaw Homegrown Market Sat urdays until Thanksgiving Weekend 8am - 1pm rain or shine on scenic Langdon
- Monday & Thursday evenings @ 7 p.m. Fitness- Chair/Low Impact Fitness Mon days & Thursdays @ 1:00 p.m. Back into swing Sept 8th Cribbage – Wednesdays @ 1 p.m.
Mah Jong – Wednesday @1 p.m. 500 Cards – Thursdays @ 1 p.m. Back Sept 1st
Pledge Forms or to send a Memorial Photo please email info@hopesummit. ca
Draw every Satur day. To see the total check out Face book page on Wednesday and Fridays for the upcoming Saturdays numbers. September 17th - Karaoke Night. Come on down and join in on the fun. No Cover or membership required September 24th - Wine and Cheese Night starting at 7pm. The cost will be $15 (members) and $20 (non-members). Pls call the legion to book your tickets. Check out the Facebook page on Wednesday and Fridays for the upcom ing Saturdays numbers.
One Move Dominos – Friday’s @ 1pm. Kaiser – Has been Suspended until fur ther Carpetnotice.bowling – Has moved to the out doors for the summer Line Dancing – Tuesdays @ 10 a.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.
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 p.m.
Friends of the Library Used Book Sale on Friday Sept 16th – 1pm to 4:30pm and Saturday Sept 17th – 9:30am to 3pm at the Moose Jaw Public Library.
Church of Our Lady Bingo tales place at the Church of Our Lady Community Centre, 566 Vaughan Street on Tuesday evenings. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. Bin go begins at 7:00 p.m.
The Digital Dungeons & Dragons Club is welcoming an expanded age range in September: 15- to 22-year-olds can now join new and seasoned players alike on Fridays at 4 p.m. Registration is required by emailing youth@moosejawlibrary.ca.
Timothy Eaton Cafe open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Cin namon Buns are on Thursday’s. Tuesday is pie day. Kitchen is open Monday to BilliardsFriday. open daily from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. as well as Monday & Thursday evenings from 4:30 – 8 p.m.
Line Dancing every Tuesday from 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. at St. Andrews Church. Call 306.692.7365 for more information.
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Orthodox Women’s Retreat 2022 at Holy Trinity Orthodox Church, 725 9th Ave. SW, on Sat., Oct. 1st, 10:30 a.m. The topic is: Christian Leadership: Serv ing God and Others. We will join other women from various churches for Zoom presentations, followed by discussion, with a potluck lunch at noon. All ladies are welcome, regardless of your reli more information, call Anna at 306-6905576.
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For sale: Champion chipper shredder. Used only once Gas engine Owners manual included. Phone 306-6923401 Leave a message Sony PlayStation 2 comes with 2 Controllers, Memo ry Card all hookups and 17 Games in Mint Condition asking $120.00 Plz. Call Wanted,692-3061lawn Tractor, John Deere 316, 317, 318 or what have you, running or not. And a John Deere LA trac tor or parts from the 40’s. Call or text 306-641-4447
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HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
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ers, paperclips etc.; folder, 4 pkgs. crayons, 47 pens & pencils, $4.00 all. 2 pair’s pierced earrings, 1 is pewter color, and 1 pr. is silver col or. 2 for $5.00 all or will sell separate. 306-586-9263
GARAGE SALES
Rockwell-Beaver 10” Tilt ing Arbor Table Saw Cast Iron Table. 1 HP Motor 115V, can be converted to 230V.
Looking for Part Time Work, I have a couple days a week open. I have 35 plus years cleaning experience including working in o ce
Free pickup of unwanted lawn and garden equip ment, chainsaws, gen erators or other items of interest. Call or text 30645641-4447gallon blue and black plastic barrels, food grade great for rainwater or raised garden beds - $20 each. For306-681-8749Sale:Southland garden tiller Gas engine Good con dition asking $550 Phone 306- 692-3401 Manual in Forcludedsale 317 John Deere lawn tractor with mower at tachment has fresh tune up $1500. OBO call 306-3134772
Golf clubs ladies (Patty Berg woods & irons) accepting o ers or irons & bag for $10. New white fence panels (16 total) at 1’x5’ for $8 each; 3 caps – 1 – 8’ pcs. Call 306692-0669.
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Delta 10” Compound Mi tre Saw, 115V, 15 Amp Mo tor, Rolling stand included. $100. Call or text Ron 306Trade690-7787Master Dust Collec tor on rolling stand, c/w 10’ of 4” hose, used very little. $250. Call or text Ron 306690-7787
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FURNITURE FOR SALE. En tertainment centre: 6 draw ers and glass centre sec tion: 54”L, 19”W, 29”H - $75. 2 piece china cabinet, light ed glass top cabinet; dark rosewood finish: 51.5”L, 20”W - $300. 5 drawer armoire, modern design. Brushed nickel hardware$150. Wedgewood china, “Oberon” 6 place settings, open veg. bowl & platter$400, original cost $1200. Approx. 9 gal shop vac with attachments - $40. Call 306-513-8713 (DO NOT TEXT). Moose Jaw. Wooden Table with 6 chairs. 306-630-2417. Need to Sell. Looking for Star Wars 40th anniversary, call 306-693Queen9023 size mattress, 12” thick, clean and comfort able, fairly soft. Box spring included! $250.00. 306 630 Wanted,4098free pickup of un wanted yard and garden items. Tillers, snow blowers, tractors, chainsaws, gener ators, etc. Call or text 306OUTDOOR641-4447
construction, roofing/ sid ing- no job too big or small. Reasonable rates, 30 years
TOOLS & EQUIPMENT
HOUSE FOR SALE: Two-sto ry house for sale, move in ready, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, includes stove, fridge, washing machine and has a garage. Ph. 306693-1380 or 306-631-1454. 6-suite apartment for sale by owner, close to down town. Call 306-692-0000.
For Sale: Conn Organ - floor model. MUST SELL. Make an o er. Phone 306-6405204
Solid oak dining room set. Table seats 10 easy (big leaf) 6 chairs plus China cabi net base has 4 doors. Top is glass doors (4) mirror in back, plus light – $300 OBO. Have a corner TV stand that holds 34-36”, glass door on bottom with 2 small doors, shelf above TV - $50 OBO. I also have an organ to give away plus books. Phone 306-692-5313.
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1990 Arctic Cat 650 cc skidoo. $800 OBO, to view call Terry 306-630-2566
GLASS TOP TABLE 6 CHAIRS. $200.00. PADS FOR CHAIRS $180.00. CALL Kenmore306-693-1877wet/dryvac - $25; Electric blower - $50; Dehu midifier - $135. Phone 306693-1502.
Farm equipment 1992 1680 Case IH combine with pick up A.F.X. rotor, long sieve, 4200 hrs. Always shedded. Newer rubber, field ready. Very clean. Also 2 swath rollers. Call 306-690-7227 or 30’306-693-4321casepulltype swather$800. 306-681-8749
I’ll pick up for free unwanted snow blowers, chainsaws, garden tillers, lawn tractors, and other lawn, garden and acreage equipment. Call or text 306-641-4447
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Looking for a pair of factory tail lights and front spoiler under front bumper for a 2017 Ford F-250 super duty truck 306-681-8749
Sofa protector/cover, leop ard animal print color, washable- $7.00. Red leath er 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 lacquered, so no need to polish) $125.00. Steel bed frame on 4 roller casters, adjusts twin, double, or queen size, ends have at tachment for head or foot board $15.00. 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, insulated foam back, and new 14.00 pr. dk brown drape, 96x84 inches, pock et rod on back tab panel, blackout.$22.00. 3 toss cushions, assorted colors, $15.00 all or will separate. Teakwood entertainment unit , on 4 roller casters, ad justable shelves, & 1 with pull-out for record player, or printer, etc. and side pull out drawer for tapes, d’s etc. 181/4 depth x 51” h, x 32”w $125.00 . 7 boxes fire wood for fire pit, camping stove, etc. $20.00 all. Dou ble size, mushroom color, fitted & flat sheets, wash able, & 2 pillow covers, $12.00. jvc headphone with 10 ft. cord-$4.00. Plantron ics adjustable telephone headset with speaker /mic and volume control, with 121/2 ft. extendable cord. $4.00. 5 locks, each with 2 keys, multi-uses. $1.50 all. 3- 3 ring binders, with some lined sheets, pen/pencil case, with pockets for eras
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buildings and cleaning after people 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 Laundry, 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.
Fry pan with lid, $9.00, and t-fall fry pan- $5.00, fireplace/pit. Or stove $12.00all. Roots $100.00 gift card, no expiry, sell for $75.00. Canada centennial (1867-1967) badge & ribbon, & 2 skate badges, $1.00 all. delsey luggage 29”x20” with expandable depth, in line wheels, pull/carry han dles,15.00 framed mirror, 37 1/4”x44 x11/2”d;$29.00.
4 pieces of ¾” new ply wood 4’x16” - $10/each. 1 piece of 8’x12” white MDF shelving - $5. 3 pieces of walnut coloured MDF shelv ing 4’x10” - $5/each. 3 piec es of walnut coloured MDF shelving 4’x12” - $5/each. 1 Interior 24” door with hard ware - $10. Phone 306-6931046 at supper time.
Heavyexperience.duty equipment op erator available for work Contact Ed at 1- 306-9885517 or email 889-1000.Phonemates.QualityjoyHeritageandtexturing,concrete,involvingjoysdential47Semi-Retired306-313-5151Nokitchens,Plumbing,SmallloadaroundJunk306-681-8749MooseawayWill2268$45.00dumpably:MovingandarounddeliverWill$30anddeliverWill$40indeliverWillgo777@icloud.comgogreenpickup,move,haulandfurnitureanywhereandaroundMooseJaw-andup.306-681-8749pickup,move,haulandanysizeofTVsinaroundMooseJaw-andup.306-681-8749pickup,move,haulandappliancesinandMooseJaw-$45up.306-681-8749jobsdonereasonappliances,furniture,runs.Calltodoitall.aload.306-630-pickup,deliverorhaulbbqsinandaroundJaw-$40andup.tothedumpinandMooseJaw-$60/andup.306-681-8749HomeRepairs.decks,windows,bathroomsetc.jobtoosmall.PhoneContractor–yearsinbusiness,resiandcommercial.Ensmallorlargeprojectsplaster,drywall,painting,taping,stuccorepair,tileTbar.IworkfortheSocietyandenbeautificationprojects.work.FreeestiDiscountforseniors.BobHuston1-587-
Looking for the vintage bubble lights in working condition (Christmas lights) U-Haul306-681-8749usedmoving boxes, small, medium and large, $ 50.00 for about 75 boxes. 306 630 4098
For Sale: Heavy manual livestock head gate.306690-7227 or 306-693-4321
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Nascar, Baseball Bobble heads, Plates by appoint ment only call 306-631Two7698 man tent - $100. ’89 Ford 5.L alternator, plugs, dist cap, condenser, and ro tor – all brand new for $100.
On lockable rolling casters. $350. Call or text Ron 306690-7787
2 tires for sale: 245/7OR19.5, Double Coin RT500. $400. Call 306-630-8747.
SIAST Carpentry Course materials - modules, proj ects, textbooks, quizzes. Phone 972-2257 Moose
Autumn is the time to give those windows sparkle and shine. Call Brian at 306-6910791 for a free residential estimate. Reasonable rates. Worry no more about get ting those house windows clean. Call Brian at 306-6910791. Free estimates and reasonable rates. Need work done? Contact Bill at 306-630-2268. In terior/exterior, renovations, formwork, framing, finish ing, tiling, painting and all
Looking for Employment. Mechanic, machine and grain truck operator. Farm Experience. Call 306-6939312 or 306-513-6930
AFFORDABLE HOUS ING -Rosewood Co-op erative is accepting ap plications for couples 50+ for 1 & 2 bedroom units coming available. Couples must be ful ly independent, able and willing to help. Se cure building, pet and smoke free. 2 bedroom$805.00 with balcony, $785.00 no balcony. 1 bedroom $ 725.00 with balcony, $705.00 no balcony. Contact us at 306-692-2200 (o ce), 306-694-5704 or 306630-2754. Email: rose woodhousing@ out look.com
FOR SALE: 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: 306-475-2664 for more in Lookingformationfor a place to board and pasture your horses, close to Moose Jaw. Call Les 306-692-6805
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Looking for equipment to raise Turkeys and or chick ens. Call Les 306-692-6805
SERVICES
Moving – Downsizing Sale: Sat., Sept. 17 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at G1 Prairie Oa sis Trailer Court. Solid oak TV Cabinet - $300; Pine Bu et - $50; Round Oak Table/leaf - $75; Computer desk - $35; 6 padded din ing chairs - $15/each; dou ble-bed - $75; night table - $35; nesting tables - $35; tall langrie chest - $50. Ac cepting o ers – everything must go! Call 306-513-8139.
AcerJaw laptop, 15”x9”, like new. $600. Call 306-6846080.
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FOR SALE – MUST SELL QUICKLY. Mobile home 12’ wide, 58’ long. Currently parked in Mobile Home Park. O ers? Phone 306693-1502.
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the New Moon Café. As his health continued to decline, he moved to the Grasslands Health Centre in Rockglen, Union Hospital. Hilaire was a historian, compiling his family history and tracing it back to France. He also enjoyed writing poetry and his memoirs. He had a very strong faith. Hilaire passed away on Tuesday, August 30, 2022, at the Assiniboia Union Hospital Long Term Care, at the age of 85 years. He will be dearly missed. Hilaire’s cherished family: wife Mary Estella McDonald Spicer Hamonic (2009); parents Pierre (1994) and Beatrice (1989) Hamonic; brother Gerard Hamonic; nieces, nephews, and grandchildren. Funeral Service was held on Tuesday, September 6, 2022, 2:00 pm, at Piche-Hawkins-Grondin Funeral Chapels, Assiniboia, SK. Celebrant was Elan Grondin. Active pallbearers were Tawd Hamonic, Glenn Batty, Clayton Batty, Carter Wenaus, Gerald Watamanuk, and Vaughn Wittal. Interment took place at the Davyroyd Cemetery. Memorial donations in memory of Hilaire to the South Country Health Care Foundation for the Assiniboia Union Hospital Long Term Care, Box 1750, Assiniboia, SK S0H 0B0 were greatly appreciated.
A Celebration of Ruth’s Life, for family and friends, will be held on Saturday, September 24, 2022 @ 2:30 p.m. at the Cosmo Senior Centre in Moose Jaw. Donations in memory of Ruth can be made to the Moose Jaw Health Foundation or to a charity of the donor’s choice.
HAMONIC,1937-2022HILAIRE
Ruth Olive Swanson passed away in Moose Jaw on January 2, 2021 at the age of 97 years. Born in Deloraine, Man. Ruth was the youngest in the family of Joseph and Mary Dann, growing up with one sister and three brothers. She married Leonard Swanson in 1945 and moved to Archive, Sask. where they raised a family and farmed for many years.
COUPLAND, OLIVE
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son Norman was born in 1948 and the family moved to Moose Jaw in 1949. Olive taught school in Moose Jaw for a few years and then completed her family with another son Ken and daughter Cheryl. Robert Larson passed away in 1974 and she married Hugh Coupland in Olive1975.was always active in the community, a member of the Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge and the Eastern Star Lodge. She had a love for music and taught piano lessons for many years. Olive was nominated as a Woman of Distinction in 2000 for her Community Work. In her later years she enjoyed visiting at various
Olive Irene Coupland was born on February 5th, 1925 in Weyburn, SK and passed away peacefully on Friday, September 2nd, 2022 at the age of 97 years. She was predeceased by her parents, John and Laura Meredith; brothers, Al and Jimmy; sister, Ada; and both her late husbands, Robert Larson (d.1974) and Hugh Coupland (d.2007).
expectationsABOVEGoingandBEYONDiswhatsetsusapartDella Ferguson Funeral Celebrant/Grief Support Worker So honoured to walk beside you through your loss. 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! TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Next Service: September 18th, 2022 10:30am Rev Walter Engel 277 Iroquois St W Moose Jaw, SK
A Service of Remembrance will be held on Friday, September 16th, 2022 at 1:30 p.m. in Moose Jaw interment will take place at Rosedale Cemetery. Those unable to attend may view the service virtually by going to www.moosejawfuneralhome.com/webcast/.
As an expression of sympathy, donations in Olive’s name may be made to the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan, 200 - 4545 Parliament Ave, Regina, SK S4W 0G3. Arrangements are entrusted to Moose Jaw Funeral Home, 268 Mulberry Lane. Gary McDowell, Funeral Director 306-693-4550 www.moosejawfuneralhome.com
TALBOT, AGNES It is with sadness the family of Agnes Irene Talbot of Moose Jaw announce her passing on September 8, 2022. A Celebration of Life will be held on Friday September 16, 2022 at 3:30PM at Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Moose Jaw. A full obituary will appear online. In living memory of Agnes, a memorial planting will be made by W.J. Jones & Son Ltd. Please sign the memorial register at website: www.wjjonesandson.com (Obituaries). Dayna Chamberlain – Funeral Director
Obituaries / Memorials
Hilaire Joseph Hamonic was born near the family farm by St. Victor, on August 20, 1937. He was the second child born to Pierre and Beatrice Hamonic. A younger brother to Gerard Hamonic. Growing up he loved helping his father on the farm. Racing his horse Blackie against his brother (who usually won) was one of his best memories. He began his education in Montcalm School in the St. Victor district. When the school closed, the family then moved to 7th Avenue East in Assiniboia, and he attended high school there. During his high school years, he would spend time with his good friends playing pool, cribbage, and shooting the breeze. After graduation from Assiniboia High School, he attended the Saskatchewan Technical Institute in Moose Jaw taking Radio and TV Electronics
in Hay River for a time and then purchased a TV and Electronic business in Maple Creek, which he ran for 10 years. He married the love of his life, Mary Estella McDonald Spicer. They resided in Maple Creek, SK, Thompson, MB and then later Moose Jaw, SK. He worked security at Clorox and Providence Place for many years with the Moose Jaw Association of Security Frontiersmen. During this time, he was involved with the Eaton’s Centre, where he enjoyed playing cribbage and pool weekly. He was an avid Ham radio operator and a dedicated volunteer at the Sukanen Ship and Western Development Museums, donating both his time and skills. Many fond memories were made when they would go to Mary Estella’s cabin at Setting Lake their boat, Misty River, on Setting Lake. When Mary Estella’s health began to fail, she moved to the hospital in Assiniboia and Hilaire then moved to their property in Assiniboia. After Mary Estella passed away, Hilaire moved back to Moose Jaw to a senior’s apartment complex. After a few years, Hilaire’s health began to fail and he moved to the Prairie Villa in Assiniboia. He enjoyed going to the Club 55 where he took part in whist,
Online condolences can be shared www.pichehawkinsgrondinfuneralchapels.caat
Olive is survived by her son, Norm (Barb) Larson of Calgary, AB and children Erik (Allison), Kaia, Neva and Torunn, and Curtis of Calgary; son, Ken (Donna) Larson of Saskatoon, SK and Michael (Isabell) and children, Gwyneth, William of Mainz, Germany, and Mathew Larson of Weyburn, SK; and daughter, Cheryl (Willis) Cunningham of Moose Jaw and child Scott (Marisol) of Moose Jaw.
years were spent in Mulberry Estates enjoying football and curling on TV.
Olive was raised in Ceylon, SK and completed her public schooling there. She then moved on to Teachers College to become a teacher. She married Robert
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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.
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.
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.
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“It was sure hell. We lost a lot of good men and I think a guy was lucky to get back. Next time we go we hope to stay. No one wants any more evacuations.
We know about Barney because he wrote a letter to the Hammond Building.
just out of the hospital and feeling pretty shaky yet. Still have a bullet or piece of shrapnel in the shoulder blade.
Editor’s Note:
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Barney McBride’s Stressful Day McBride got Piece of Shrapnel in Shoulder”
Special Note
“Sergeant
No stress until the morning of Wednesday, August 19, 1942 when he stepped off a Landing Craft and onto the stony beach at Dieppe and, what seemed like the en tire German Army, was shooting at him and trying to kill him.To make matters more stressful, after a few hours of shooting and being shot at, Barney and his S.S.R. buddies were told to go back to the beach, get on a Landing Craft (ALC) and go back to England. Again, the German Army tried to kill him.
“The navy sure did a great job and we have to thank the R.A.F. They were very good too, although on the re turn trip they were further out to sea covering the mother
Major Richard Loney was a Veteran of the South African War and became involved in the lives of many Moose Jaw and District recruits. The Major wrote to many enlisted men and women while they were overseas. He lived at 790 Stadacona Street West, Moose Jaw and died in 1965 at age 87 Barney’s letter of October 13, 1942 was reproduced in the Moose Jaw Times Herald.
“I feel lost, so many of the boys gone. Scores in the hospitals yet, but we left a lot in France. I was well inland when I got hit and it was tough enough getting down to the shore again.
“Anyhow, we made it safe at last and landed, all soaking wet. All I had left was one boot, a pair of pants badly torn from barbed wire, and a P.T. shirt.
By Richard Dowson
Next time you feel stressed remember Barney McBride. Barney grew up on the East-side of Moose Jaw. I think he was the son of Mrs. Samuel McBride, 1213, 3rd Avenue N.E. He would have attended Ross School.
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Once onboard a ship and away from the German Army, the Luftwaffe (German Air Force) took over and bombed his ship.
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“Just as we thought our A.L.C. would sink we got transferred to a M.L.C and from there to a destroyer. It seems that particular destroyer was covering the rear, and Jerry bombed us all the way back, while our guns put
Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Merritt, VC, South Sas katchewan Regiment was born in Vancouver in Novem ber 1908 and died there in July 2000. Merritt was taken prisoner at Dieppe and spent the rest of the war as a POW.
Births, Marriages & Deaths 1889-1969: McBride Tom 1910 (moosejawobits.blogspot.com)
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Barney joined the South Saskatchewan Regiment in September 1939, at the outbreak of World War Two. Army life was good. Free food, clothes, health care and you got paid.
Charles Cecil In gersoll Merritt,
was a superman (Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Merritt). He should have a dozen V.C.s.” (Victoria Cross)
“It wasn’t too bad till the evacuation started. Then, when the A.L.C. (small Landing Craft) came in and we had evacuated the buildings etc., Jerry took them over and swept the beach. It was like hail. Some of the boats were sunk with men left swimming all around. Other boats got overcrowded, and men were hit in the water and in boats. One man was killed right beside me; others just ured, ‘your turn next, why worry.’
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