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MANITOU BEACH INVITES YOU TO CELEBRATE THEIR CENTENNIAL THIS SUMMER

BY JENNIFER JACOBY-SMITH

The resort village of Manitou Beach was incorporated in 1919. Best known for the healing waters of Little Manitou Lake, they kicked off their centennial year at Danceland on New Year’s Eve. On January 2, the town held a First Nations pipe ceremony to honour and recognize how important the lake is historically and spiritually.

“They felt that the healing waters were a very strong component of their link with nature,” notes Garry Jay, member of the Centennial Committee. He notes that First Nations people from across Canada came to the area on a regular basis as part of their ceremonial events. “We wanted to bring that connection back and celebrate that.”

As part of their commitment to honour and educate others about the First Nations connection to the village, the Centennial Committee held a Wisdom Weekend at the beginning of May with school children from the Watrous and Grasswood area coming to hear a variety of First Nations elders. The event include teepees and traditional foods.

Several events take place each summer in the Watrous and Mani-

Bishop Chris Harper was one of a number of presenters during the Wisdom Weekend. PHOTOS: BEV The centennial committee held a Wisdom Weekend in May with Elders sharing the cultural and historical significance of First Nations peoples with school children from the surrounding area.

tou Beach area, and this year those events will have extra celebratory elements to honour the centennial.

Other events are taking place just for the centennial, such as The Big Float on July 13. The idea is to get as many people into the water with reading material and take a picture.

Not only does this highlight the lake’s buoyancy, but also the community’s “unsinkable” characteristics, as Jay points out.

The committee has also been in contact with the Guinness World Records to have the event recognized.

For those interested in attending,

you can check out their Facebook page by searching for “The Big Float”.

As a wind up for the Maple Madness Chainsaw Carving Competition taking place August 8 to 11, the committee will be hosting a birthday party. There will be food and entertainment for everyone to enjoy.

“That is the anniversary date but that doesn’t end our celebrations,” says Jay. The following weekend the committee has arranged for a First Nations Water Ceremony – a time to have Elders come and bless the lake.

“It’s a time to recognize the healing

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Student watch demonstration of a teepee raising.

waters of the Lake and the historical connection between First Nations

and the Lake,” Jay says.

During that time, a stainless steel sculpture by Michael Gaudet, Bob Thibault and Darrell Baschak will be unveiled on the lakeside with an amphitheatre. The committee commissioned to mark this milestone year.

Jay noted the centennial celebrations are possible because of funding from several different groups including: Heritage Canada, SaskCulture, Affinity Credit Union, BHP, SaskTel, and other local groups.

As part of the Heritage Canada funding the Centennial Committee commissioned a mural to be painted on the side of the Community Hall by Michael Gaudet, depicting the community and lake through the 1930s, 40s, and 50s.

There are plenty of other events taking place throughout the summer. The Spirit of Manitou Studio Trail takes place July 6 and 7 featuring artisans in the area. Check out our story in this secrion. Danceland will also have a Homecoming on July 20 and the Watrous Fun Run Show’n Shine takes place on Main Street in Watrous July 27.

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MANITOU BEACH CELEBRATES 100 YEARS!

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In honour of Manitou Beach’s 100th anniversary, the centennial committee commissioned this mural by Michael Gaudet on the community hall. BEV JAY PHOTO GRAPHY

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CHAINSAW CARVING MADNESS FINDS COMMUNITY

BY ANDREW LIVINGST ONE

From August 8 to 11, chainsaws will roar in the heart of Manitou Beach, but they won’t be felling trees. Instead, they will be tools of creativity in the hands of consummate chainsaw carvers, delighting attendees of the Manitou Maple Madness Chainsaw Carving Competition.

Such competitions are rarely seen so far from forested areas, and the event’s organizers take pride in its eccentricity.

“We’re in the middle of the prairie here,” says Brendan Manz, community development officer for the Town of Manitou Beach. “It’s a different, unique event in Saskatchewan, and it’s been very popular.”

“It’s a great event, well-received, and we hope to have some success and hopefully see lots of people,” says Gerry Worobec, mayor of Manitou Beach and chairperson of the committee that organizes Maple Madness.

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Manitou Maple Madness Chainsaw Carving Competition roars to life August 8 to 11 in Manitou Beach. It’s a chance to see creative artwork being brought to life in real time.

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is its roster of chainsawwielding artists.

“Starting at 9 a.m. on Thursday, they start working away,” says Manz. “They work about 10-hour days, and you’re able to interact with the carvers a little bit — we do have some safety measures in place, of course — and, as the weekend progresses, you can see some of the work come to be.

So, they start with a block of wood, and, by Sunday, they’re finishing it off.”

A quick-carve competition will give the artists a break from their larger projects.

“On Friday night, we kind of shut everything down on the big carvings, we give them each a small piece of wood, and they have two hours to come up with their own creation and carve it right then and there,” says Manz. “We auction those off throughout the weekend.”

The larger pieces, however, belong to Manitou Beach, and visitors can enjoy carvings from past years in and

around the town.

“We’ve got them spread all over the community,” says Worobec. “We’ve donated a few in to Watrous, there’s a couple at the Kinsmen Park, we have one at the Watrous Art Council building, we’ve got them on our walking trails and we’ve got them in our downtown core.”

Although the chainsaw artists, located near the town’s community hall, will be the focus of the event, there will be other attractions and entertainment on display. Some of these elements have yet to be finalized, but, in the past, they have included carnival-style amusements, a water-boiling competition and axe-throwing competitions. Passes will be sold for the day or for the entire event, and food and beverages will be available for purchase from food vendors and a beer garden located on-site.

This will be the third year that the biannual event has been held.

“It was kind of a locallystarted initiative,” says Manz. “One of our local carvers who had participated in events in the past was speaking with our mayor at the time, Eric Upshall, about the idea of having some sort of competition. This was in the spring of 2015, and they just says, ‘Hey, let’s do this!’”

Maple wood was chosen because it was the most readily available in the area, but finding satisfactory materials has been difficult. “[Maple Madness occurs] every other year because it’s so difficult to source the wood,” says Worobec.

“There’s lots of wood out there, but it’s finding stuff that’s large enough that it will attract these carvers.

“So, typically, what we do is source the wood ahead of time, and it has to be seasoned, and we mount it onto palettes. Then, we take pictures of it, and we post it on a Facebook page so that the carvers can see what they’re going to be coming to. If the wood’s not satisfactory, they just won’t come out.”

The wood isn’t the only limit to the frequency of Maple Madness: the event was originally intended to serve as a sort of countdown to Manitou Beach’s 100th anniversary in 2019, after which it would come to an end.

“2019 is supposed to be our last event, but I guess we’ll see what happens,” says Worobec. “People are really starting to grab hold of this event and enjoy it, and I think that we’re going to be maybe looking at continuing it, but we’ll see after this year.”

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BY CAROL T ODD

Parents in the growing communities of Watrous-Manitou Beach will soon have the option of sending their children to a new licensed daycare in Watrous.

“It’s a big step for us,” says Brandon Manz, who, in addition to his role as part of the Watrous Manitou Marketing Group, is also vice-chair of the Watrous Kinsmen Childcare Centre. With the area’s increasing, and increasingly young, population, Manz says the time is right for the first communityrun licensed daycare.

The Watrous/Manitou Beach area is growing, with new residents drawn to the picturesque landscape and the numerous economic opportunities. Manz says that increasing numbers of people are recognizing the area’s broad appeal, pointing out that 17 per cent of the population is under the age of 12.

“We’re seeing a lot of young families moving to the community and that’s a great thing for the future of our community,” he says.

From its central location,

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half-way between the Alberta and Manitoba borders and perched between the grasslands to the south and the forests of the North, Watrous is a natural transportation hub, as well as an attractive destination for people looking to relocate or even just visit.

Less than a two-hour drive from the major urban centres of Saskatoon and Regina, the many amenities increasing draw new residents, adding to the population of about 2,000 people in the Watrous/Manitou area.

That growing population has led to the need for somewhere for the children in those young families to go outside of school. Manz says a group came together about four years ago to start planni9ng a community-owned, licensed daycare to meet those needs. While there are options for child care, there are not enough spaces, and those are becoming limited. The availability of a licensed facility is often one of the first questions prospective or new arrivals to the community ask.

“We didn’t have that open and that raised a red flag with

some people. So we needed [licensed daycare],” he says.

A fundraising campaign over the past four years, lead by the local Kinsmen, raised almost $200,000, enough to purchase the former Pentecostal Church on main street and conduct extensive renovations.

Located right across the street from the elementary school, it’s the perfect spot, says Manz.

“We couldn’t have built it in a better location,” he says.

A soft opening is planned for July, with spaces for 20 children. The full opening will come in the fall, after the daycare receives its licence and parents can apply for subsidies.

“Within the first two months [after the soft launch], we expect to become the first licensed daycare in the community,” Manz says.

Manz describes the new facility in glowing terms.

“It’s absolutely phenomenal,” he says of the converted church, which features a tree house-like structure. “It being in a renovated church is kind of a unique situation.”

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“Sort of a tree house inside the daycare,” Manz says.

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While adults continue to flock to the area, to take advantage of Watrous’ economic activities, or enjoy the benefits of the mineral rich waters at Manitou Beach, their children

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BY CAROL T ODD

Visitors and residents alike can take a trip down memory lane and build new memories, all while celebrating the 100th birthday of the resort village of Manitou Beach on July 20.

Located just three miles north of Watrous, northeast of Saskatoon, the village has been a popular attraction since the turn of the 20th century, with people coming from miles away to enjoy the healing waters of Little Lake Manitou. Each

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year, the area swells from its permanent resident base of about 3,000 people, including Watrous, to include hundreds of visitors. And, this year, visitors and residents alike are celebrating the 100 year anniversary of the village, with numerous events held throughout 2019.

One of the longtime, on shore, attractions to the area continues to be the Danceland dancehall. Located next to the mineral spa, it has seen much over the course of its almost 100 year history. The first dance-

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hall, build in 1919, was replaced by the existing structure in 1928. And, what a place it is – boasting one of the few horsehair dance floors in North America. The original maple over the cushion of horsehair makes for an unbelievable dance experience, says Millie Strueby, co-owner with husband of the dancehall.

“There is no other comparison,” she says.

To join in the celebrations, Danceland will host a really big shoe, er, show, featuring the music of the Ed Sullivan Show, on July 20.

“We wanted to do an event that would be of interest to a larger cross-section of people, not just dancers,” Strueby said. Cue the tribute band that will bring to life the songs of eight performers who appeared on the television variety show, which ran from 1948 to 1971.

The band members will dress ac-

cordingly while performing the songs of the Monkees, the Beatles, the Everly Brothers, Elvis, Buddy Holly, Ricky Nelson, Roy Orbison and the Ventures.

“It’s a show and it is also a dance.

The people who don’t dance will be entertained. And, of course, you can dance to all of these songs,” says Strueby.

And, dancing is what it’s all about at Danceland, boasting the “World Famous Dance Floor built on Horsehair.” Termed a floating dance floor or a spring floor, the 5,000-squarefoot floor is made of a horsehair cushion under the flooring, giving it a bit of a spring.

“If there’s a lot of people on, it’ll move about an inch,” says Strueby.

“So, it’s easy on your legs. It’s like a cushioned floor,” she says.

Strueby and husband Arnold bought the facility in 2001 after

years as performing as part of the house band, she on keyboards and Arnold on guitar. When the orchestra leader left, the Strueby’s became The Decades, with a strong horn section as well as the ability to switch it up to offer the polkas and old time waltzes for dancers. The Decades, now without Arnold, who has had to quit for health reasons, continues to offer a wide range of music to delight young and old.

In addition to the Ed Sullivan Show tribute show, Danceland will also host a buffet dinner to help celebrate the centenary. The price for the dinner is $18 and the show alone is $25. To ensure there is enough room, and food, for everyone, Strueby asks people who are interested to call 1-800-267-5037.

Additional information is also available online at danceland.ca or on Facebook.

Little Manitou Art Gallery August 8-11th — Manitou Maple Madness Chainsaw Carving August 11th — PICNIC Party

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Noted for its signature cushioned horsehair dance floor, Danceland continues to attract visitors and residents who want to kick up their heels. JES SE GREEN

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You can meet a variety of artists throughout the summer at Little Manitou Gallery and during the Studio Trail.

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For more than a decade, art lovers in Saskatchewan have had the opportunity to quench their desire for beautiful works of art while enjoying the beauty of a prairie summer road trip. The artists and artisans of Watrous, Manitou Beach, and Meacham annually host the Spirit of Manitou Studio Trail, whereby

visitors are invited into their studios, show rooms and galleries to meet the artists, view and purchase their works and, in some cases, watch demonstrations of the artistic process.

This year’s self-guided tour, the organization’s 12th, will be held on Saturday, July 6, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on Sunday, July 7,

from noon to 6 p.m. A total of 19 artists will take part, offering a wide range of products including paintings (wildlife, portraits and landscapes), photography, ceramics, fibre art (which includes wearable art, quilting and weaving) and many forms of carving and sculpture. The artists will be showing their work at 15 different locations

Bryan Mierau’s studio is just one of 15 locations in Watrous, Manitou Beach, and Meacham included in the self-guided Spirit of Manitou Studio Trail. PHOTO COURTESY BRYAN MIERAU

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Another artist you can explore during the Spirit of Manitou Studio Trial July 6 and 7 is Darrell Baschak. You’ll find his studio in Manitou Beach. PHOTOS COURTESY OF DARRELL BASCHAK

in Watrous, Manitou Beach, and Meacham. This includes the Anglican Parish Hall and the Gallery on Third in Watrous and Little Manitou Art Gallery in Manitou Beach, where multiple artists will be showing their works, thus reducing the travel distance required for visitors.

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do and ask them questions,” says Sarah McKen, owner of Little Manitou Art Gallery, and an artist whose studio and work will be part of the tour. “A lot of the artists are inviting people into their studios and their showrooms so you get a behind-the-scenes look as well. A few of us also invite guest artists to ‘popup’ at our locations, so you’ll find those exciting surprizes among the artists you are seeking.”

The tour will feature some of Saskatchewan’s finest artists. “It’s an amazing variety of quality work,” says McKen. “The Studio Trail was created by artists that were already established in the area.

Many of the artists involved are professional artists who have been working at their different art forms for years.”

The group has compiled a very comprehensive brochure that indicates which artists will be at each location, their art style and medium, who will be offering

demonstrations, which locations are wheelchair accessible and where restroom facilities are available.

During other times of the year, when the Studio Trail is not being held, some artists open their studios for visitors year-round; some open seasonally; some are open by appointment only; and many of the artists show their works in other galleries instead of in their studios.

If you wish to visit any of the studios on a day and/or time that is not included in the Spirit of Manitou Studio Trail, the brochure includes some of the artist phone numbers so that you may contact them to arrange an alternate, appropriate time to visit.

The brochure and a poster illustrating some of the artists’ work are available at several locations in the east central Saskatchewan area and in Regina and Saskatoon, or by visiting spiritofmanitou.ca.

It’s a quick trip between Manitou Beach and Watrous – travel time from the village to the town is less than 10 minutes, and the drive from Watrous to Meacham takes approximately 40 minutes.

“It’s a lovely drive where you lose track of time,” says McKen. She adds that, while the Studio Trail presents an excellent opportunity to purchase gifts for others or oneself, it is, in itself, a gift to spend time with a friend or family member by taking them on the tour and enjoying the beautiful Saskatchewan countryside and the artwork.

“You are travelling Highway 2, so it’s not the busy divided highway. You’re a little bit off the beaten path, but it’s still paved. It’s an easy trip and it’s prime summer time to be out seeing the sights of Saskatchewan,” says McKen. For more information visit SpiritofManitou.ca.

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