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Tornado Safety Tips from the Red Cross

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oon warm weather will be creating the possibility of violent weather conditions.

The Canadian Red Cross has developed the following Tornado Safety Tips: Tornado Watch...

Conditions that are favourable for a tornado to develop in the area. Keep alert and watch for changing weather conditions, and listen to local news and weather updates.

Tornado Warning...

A tornado has been sighted in the area, or has been picked up on radar. Seek shelter immediately.

Before...

- Have an emergency preparedness plan & kit ready that will be able to support you and your family to last at least 72

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hours.

- Have a plan.

- Practise the drills.

1: What is a “Tornado Watch”? a. Conditions favorable for a tornado to develop b. A tornado that has touched the ground c. When a group of people gather together to watch tornados 2: What is a “Tornado Warning”? a. A tornado is developing somewhere b. A tornado may form in your area c. A tornado has been sighted in your area, or has been picked up on radar 3: How long should your emergency preparedness kit last you and your family?

During...

Inside - Go to the lowest level of the building (cellar, basement etc.).

- If there is no basement, go to an inner hallway, or smaller room with no windows (bathroom, closet).

-Stay away from windows, outside walls, or doors.

-Get under a piece of sturdy furniture and hold on (heavy table, desk).

- If in a mobile home – get out and find shelter elsewhere!

At School / Work - Go to a basement or hallways at the lowest level.

-Avoid places with wide-span roofs (cafeterias, shopping smalls etc.).

- Use your arms to protect your head and neck.

Outdoors -If possible, get inside a building.

- Lie in a ditch or a low area or crouch near a strong building.

- If livestock is at risk and your personal safety is not an issue, open the gates and leave the area.

In a Vehicle -Leave the vehicle immediately, never try to drive!

- Find shelter away from the vehicle (see above).

After...

- Find out the latest information – continue to take precautions & listen to local authorities for further information and instructions.

-Stay away from damaged areas and fallen power lines.

- If injured, or someone you know is hurt, contact help immediately.

Movie Review............. p. 3 Council Reports.......... p. 4 RCMP Report............. p. 5

Tornado Safety Quiz

a. 24 hours b. 72 hours c. 58 hours d. 36 hours 4: What should you do if you are in a vehicle and a tornado warning has been issued? a. Park the vehicle and wait for the tornado to pass b. Keep driving c. Drive faster! d. Leave the vehicle immediately and take cover in a low area 5: If you are in a building when there is a tornado, what should you do? a. Go to the lowest level of the building or an inner hallway or smaller room with no windows b. Go to places with wide-span roofs, like shopping malls etc. c. Exit the building

Question 1: Answer- A Tornado Watch: conditions favorable for a tornado to develop.

Keep alert and watch for changing weather conditions, and listen to weather updates Question 2: Answer- C Tornado Warning: a tornado has been sighted in your area, or has been picked up on radar.

Seek shelter immediately!

Question 3: Answer- B Have an emergency preparedness plan and kit ready that will be able to support you and your family to last at least 72 hours.

For more information on emergency preparedness plan’s and kits visit : redcross.ca/prepare Question 4: Answer- D Find shelter away from the vehicle.

If the tornado is close, leave the vehicle immediately and take cover in a low area or beside a strong structured building. Never try to drive Question 5: Answer- A If you are indoors while a tornado strikes you should: -Go to the lowest level of the building (cellar, basement, etc.).

-If no basement, choose an inner hallway or smaller room with no windows.

-Stay away from windows, outside walls and doors.

-Get under a piece of sturdy furniture like a heavy table or desk and hold on.

-If in a mobile home – get out and find shelter elsewhere!

-Avoid places with wide-span roofs like cafeterias and shopping smalls.

-Use your arms to protect your head and neck.

-Shut off power, gas and water.

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Of course most of these breakfasts are associated with larger local events giving you the perfect opportunity to spend a day with your family and community friends and enjoy some wholesome food and entertainment.

Details of these events can be found in our Summer STAY-cation feature in this issue of the RM Review. It even includes a handy events calendar that you can cut out hang on your fridge, so you don’t miss a thing.

Thanks to everyone who entered our Summer STAY-cation Contest.

Nadine Melenchuk won the Early Bird father’s Day draw for a set of BBQ Tools from Robin’s Nest Cafe in Vanscoy, and Kevin Hitchings won the Grand Prize package worth over $600 !! This summer be sure to visit the many generous local businesses that sponsored this amazing package.

If you do, we promise to do it all again for you next summer.

Now get out there and start eating those pancakes !!

July 1st - Tuesday Pike Lake Comm. Assn, Pike Lake Prov. Park July 19 - Saturday Delisle Days, Delisle Senior Centre July 19 - Saturday Ruby Rush, New Horizons, Harris July 26 - Saturday Perdue Ag Fair, Perdue Fairgrounds August 4 - Monday Pike Lake First Responders, Pike Lake Prov. Park August 17 - Sunday Vanscoy Summer Fair, Vanscoy Fairgrounds Ken Sowter - Editor

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTION FORM H (Section 45 of the Act) NOTICE OF CALL FOR NOMINATIONS PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that nominations of candidates for the office of: MAYOR: VILLAGE OF VANSCOY will be received by the undersigned on the 30th day of July, 2014 from 9:00am to 4:00pm at 109 Main Street, and during regular business hours from July 15 to July 30, 2014 Nomination forms may be obtained at the Village Office – 109 Main Street, Vanscoy, SK Dated this 19th day of June, 2014 Dawn Steeves Returning Officer

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ancake breakfasts seem to be a summer ritual second only to a BBQ. Myself, I am more of a BBQ kinda guy, but my family is insane for pancakes any time of the year, and summers provide them the fix they are always looking for. This year there are many opportunities to enjoy a delicious breakfast while supporting a local organization. In the coming weeks there are at least six pancake breakfasts in our community, and I know we will be attending many of them.

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Delisle Hotel First Annual Pickled Egg Competition

he Delisle Hotel held it first annual Pickled Egg Competition on June 21st. 16 contestants put their home made pickled eggs up against other local competitors.

While the capacity crowd of hotel patrons enjoyed free chicken wings from Wing-Nit Farms, the judges sampled the egg creations made from eggs provided by Sloboshan Farms, the judges (Rita Pfoh, Bob Pfoh, Dan Mantyka, Rodney Martin and Ken Sowter) tasted and scored each entry.

They awarded first place to Doug McKay who received a trophy and products from Lucky Bastard Distillery.

Second place went to Mel Oulette, who also received a Luck Bastard product, and third went to Lori Coleman, earning her a chocolate liqueur product.

The hotel patrons then had a chance to sample the eggs themselves and cast ballots for the peoples choice award, won by Norma French.

The jars of the remaining eggs were auctioned off, raising $256 for the Delisle

Cemetery Committee.

Other prizes for the remaining contestants were provided by Delisle Ag Co-op and Great Western Brewery.

Bartender Kenny Traynor conceived the idea of the contest a few months ago because “so many people around here make amazingly good pickled eggs, and I thought it would be fun to get them all together to see who really made the best”.

With a successful amount of entries and a huge turn-out for the contest itself, it will likely continue it every year.

Movie Review - Fault In Our Stars

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A Love Story with a Terrible Twist

he Fault In Our Stars stars Shelaine Woodley, Ansel Elgort, Nat Wolff, Laura Dern, and Willem Dafoe.

Hazel (Shelaine Woodley) and Gus (Ansel Elgort) are two teenagers, one with cancer, and one who beat it. The two bump into each other at a cancer support group and from there a love blossoms. First, let me start by saying that I have not read the book and this is a movie standpoint for the review. That said lets continue.

Shelaine Woodley is by far the main selling point of this movie.

Her performance as Hazel was just terrific and she really connects to the character. Ansel El-

gort and the most of the supporting cast is where I have the most problems. Gus is only 18 and he talks like he invented the word love, it was really weird to see on screen. The parents are also pretty generic and cookie cutter characters. The only stand outs in the supporting cast are Issac (Nat Wolff) and Hazel’s mother (Laura Dern).

Fault In Our Stars sells cancer as a physical hardship that turns people into ticking clocks.

But the film can’t stop looking towards the inevitable. There’s no luxuriating in this film because one half of the couple is human. Hazel lives in the moment. Gus lives in a dream. And

that combo doesn’t make for a movie that feels anything like “the truth.”

The Fault In Our Stars did have some faults and they mainly came from the stars. The script was very indulgent and viewed cancer the wrong way.

But some good performances by good actors and you have yourself a decent chick flick. I am giving The Fault In Our Stars a 5/10.

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COUNCIL REPORTS

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HELP International has leased the Indian Head Shelterbelt Centre and has trees available. All major tree varieties are available. They are marketing tree seedlings at a cost of $1.50 per seedling. Tree order forms are available on their website: www.help-shelterbelts.com.

The fire ban has been lifted, but please remember to call the Fire Chief @ 306-493-7777 for a burning permit prior to any burning.

Council has approved the 2014 budget. The mill rate remains unchanged from last year @ 6 mills.

Council approved ten applications for Building and Development permits at their June 10th meeting.

Bylaw 2-2014, a bylaw to amend the Zoning Bylaw by rezoning from A Agriculture to CR1 Low Density Country Residential in LSD 16 Section 35-36-7 W3 was adopted at the June 10th meeting.

The next meeting will be on Tuesday, July 8th.

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Council held a regular meeting June 10th.

The Town of Delisle accepted the Saskatoon Fire Department’s new fire response rate of $839 per hour, minimum one hour charge, with a subsequent rate of $209.75/quarter hour after the first hour of response. This service would only be used if the local fire department is overwhelmed with a call(s).

The Town of Delisle entered into an agreement with Water Wolf for the purpose of establishing a board that can review zoning & development appeals.

Patrons of the Royal Bank, Bank of Montreal, TD Canada Trust and most Saskatchewan Credit Unions will be granted access to payment of Town accounts through on-line banking. These services will be made available in the next few months.

Lori Coleman was hired as a part-time bookkeeper and scheduler for the arena.

The administrator will be preparing and advertising a job description for an arena caretaker/manager position.

Council will be considering proposals for the leasing of the rink concession for the 2014-15 winter season.

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The Town of Delisle’s 2013 water quality & compliance report is now available. For a copy, visit the Town Office or the website at www.townofdelisle.com.

The August, 2014 regular meeting of Town Council will be held on Tuesday, August 19th commencing at 7:00 P.M. at the Delisle Town Office.

VILLAGE OF VANSCOY Council of the Village of Vanscoy held their regular meeting and passed the new Dog Bylaw – the bylaw to control animals in the Village. Part of the regulations on this new bylaw deal with restricted dogs – on the list of restricted dogs are pit bull terrier, Doberman pinscher, Rottweiler, wolf hound, bulldog, to name a few, or any dog of mixed breeding that includes the aforementioned breeds; or any dog that has been trained as a guard dog where the training involves a physical attack on an intruder.

As an owner of a restricted dog, you shall maintain a policy of liability insurance providing third party liability coverage in a minimum amount of $500,000 for injuries caused by a restricted dog.

Within one month of the passage of this bylaw, the owner shall provide a photocopy of the policy to the Village Office.

A complete list of the regulations will be included with tax notices that will be mailed in the next few weeks.

Council has also obtained the services of a Bylaw Enforcement Officer to enforce bylaws such as the new restricted dog bylaw. Ron Klassen has been designated the enforcement officer of the Village.

With the recent resignation of Jerome Robert from council, Deputy Mayor John Hendrickson will resume duties until such time as a new mayor is elected.

The call for nominations for the position of Mayor will be July 15 until 4pm on the 30th day of July.

Nomination papers can be picked up at the Village Office on or after the 15th. Advance polls (if required) for anyone anticipating to be away on election day will be Wednesday August 27 from 4pm until 8pm. Election day (if required) will be Wednesday September 3. Polls will open at 9:00 am and voting will take place at the Village Office until 8:00pm. The results of the election will be declared on Thursday September 4 at 10:00am.

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RCMP REPORT

Two Vehicle Accident June 16, 2014 at 8:15 a.m. Police received a complaint of a 2 vehicle accident at Main Street and 1st Avenue in Martensville. Police attended and found that a 22 year old female from Saskatoon proceeded through the intersection before it was safe to do so and struck a vehicle driven by a 25 year old male from Pambrun. The female was charged with proceeding from a stop sign before safe to do so and fined. There were no injuries.

One vehicle had to be towed from the scene.

Vehicle Pedestrian Accident June 16, 2014 at 8:55 a.m. Police received a complaint of a vehicle vs. pedestrian accident on Main Street in Martensville. Police attended and found that a 13 year old male from Martensville was struck while riding his bike. The youth received was treated on scene by paramedics and received minor injuries to his legs. The 30 year old driver of the vehicle from Calgary was charged with proceeding from a stop sign before safe to do so and issued a violation ticket.

Two Vehicle Accident at Borden Bridge June 18, 2014 at 12:30 p.m. Police received a complaint of a 2 vehicle accident on Highway 16 near the Borden Bridge. The complainant advised that he was rear ended by a vehicle and the driver of the vehicle fled on foot. The individual was then picked up by a passing motorist. Investigation into this matter is ongoing.

Driver Falls Asleep while Driving June 20, 2014 at 9:15 a.m. Police received a complaint of a single vehicle accident that occurred earlier in the day. The 21 year old female driver reports that she fell asleep while driving and entered the ditch and hit a tree. The driver received minor injuries. The vehicle was towed from the scene. The driver was charged with failing to report an accident as soon as practicable and issued a violation ticket.

Vehicle Driven into Warman Business June 19, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. Police received a report of a vehicle driving into a business in Warman. The 67 year old female driver of the vehicle from Saskatoon was not injured. Minor damage was done to the building. The driver was charged with driving with undue care and attention.

Bicycle Stolen June 19, 2014 at 4:00 p.m. Police received a complaint of a stolen bicycle from the Tim Horton’s in Martensville. The owner of the bike reported that he went for coffee, parked his bike outside of the business and when he returned the bike was gone. Investigation into this matter is ongoing.

Alcohol Stolen from Business June 19, 2014 at 8:00 p.m. Police received a compliant of a theft from a business in Warman. The complainant advised that 2 males entered the store and stole alcohol. Video surveillance provided by the business identified the persons responsible. A 21 year old male and 27 year old male from Saskatoon have been charged in the theft.

Vehicle Break-in June 21, 2014 at 9:35 a.m. Police received a report of a break-in to a vehicle in Martensville.

The windows on the vehicle were smashed. The owner of the vehicle reported that his wallet was missing from his vehicle. Investigation into this matter is ongoing.

Lawnmower Theft June 21, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. Police received a complaint of theft of 2 lawnmowers in Delisle. The owner of the mowers reports that they were taken from the back yard of his residence. Investigation into this matter is ongoing.

Possible Missing Person June 16, 2014 at 1:30 p.m. Police received a complaint of a possible missing person from Martensville. The family reported that they had not heard from their 35 year old family member in a couple of days, which was unlike him. The family was concerned as the vehicles were parked at the residence and the individual was not answering his phone. Police attended and located the male asleep in his residence. He was located safe and sound and was not injured. There were no charges.

For the Week of June 16th - 23rd, 2014 Assault While Walking Dog June 18, 2014 at 4:50 a.m. Police received a compliant of an assault in Asquith. An adult male from Asquith advised that he was out walking his dog when he was approached by 3 individuals.

One of the males assaulted the complainant. Police attended and charged a 42 year old male from Asquith and released him for court in Saskatoon at an upcoming date. The victim received minor injuries.

Assault in Langham June 21, 2014 at 5:35 p.m. Police received a 911 hang up from a residence in Langham. Police called the residence back and spoke with the 33 year old female living at the residence. She advised that she got into an argument with her 32 year old spouse. She reported that she was assaulted by him during the argument. Police attended and arrested the 32 year old male from Langham and released him on assault charges for an upcoming court date.

Warman/Martensville/Radisson/Delisle RCMP Detachment, officers and support staff want to thank the people of our local communities for their support and thoughtfulness after the tragic events in New Brunswick. We appreciate the kind words, cards, flowers and treats.

S/Sgt Kevin Weber Detachment Commander

Unwanted Vistor June 16, 2014 at 11:00 p.m. Police received a complaint of an unwanted male at a residence in Martensville. He was refusing to leave the residence. Police attended and arrested a 34 year old male from Martensville. He was taken to a detox centre in Saskatoon for the night. He was charged with numerous charges and released for an upcoming court date in Saskatoon. Alcohol was a factor in the incident. There were no injuries.

Domestic Assault June 17, 2014 at 1:30 a.m. Police received a complaint of a domestic assault in Warman. A 17 year old female attended the Detachment to report that she was assaulted by her 18 year old boyfriend. Police attended and arrested the 18 year old male from Warman. He was released to appear in court in Saskatoon. The female was not injured.

Food for Thought What is Organic ?

I grit my teeth each time I pass the organic food shelves. It grates on my nerves that there should be an industry in conflict with science, and there is a portion of the consuming public that continues to support the façade with their hard earned dollars.

To confuse organic production with the need to protect our food supply is not only an error, but defeats the real objectives of research to produce more, high quality food for the consuming public.

To consider the organic movement as a watch-dog is equally an error since that requires their embracing of the latest scientific technology.

C.M. (Red) Williams

Organic production by definition means producing with the farming approaches that were replaced a half-century ago. It would be shocking to go back to producing 25 bushels per acre of wheat, with all the uncontrolled damage of insect and plant disease plagues.

It is difficult to predict the technical advances we can expect in the coming years but they are likely to push yields and quality along with more effective control of plant diseases and pests. The widening difference in the productivity of organic and advanced farming practices will increase until the market place will reflect rational consumer choices.

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anada Day celebrations at Pike Lake Provincial Park start with a Pancake Breakfast hosted by the Pike Lake Community Association in the Recreation Hall at 8:00 am.

There is an Adult Volley Tournament hosted by the Saskatchewan Volleyball Association. Sign up at 8:30 am at the volleyball courts.

Canada Day Trivia contest sheets can be picked up at the Huddle and at the main Visitor Reception Cen-

Harris Ruby Rush

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he famous Ruby Rush Celebration is back in Harris the summer on Saturday, July 19th.

It all kicks off with a Pancake Breakfast at New Horizons from 8:30am-10:00am. The parade begins at 11:00am. After you can enjoy lunch at the Town & Country Grocery or the newly renovated Harris Hotel.

The museum will open it’s doors at noon.

There classic Ruby Rush plays take place at the Community Centre from 2pm-4pm, for only $2.

The beer gardens is at the Harris Hotel and a supper is hosted at the Community Centre.

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tre. Bring your completed trivia sheet to the grassy area where Canada Day Birthday Cake is being served, and trivia winners will get a prize.

Kids will enjoy the Bouncy Castles supplied

by Apollo Jump. Admission by donation.

The fun continues into the evening with a Dance and Live Band Performance by Off the Grid starting at 8:00pm on the main beach.

Fireworks starts at 10:30 pm on the beach.

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elisle Days kicks off July 19 with a Pancake Breakfast at the Seniors Centre, thanks to Robin’s Nest Cafe and Keybrand Foods, followed by the Agrium Vanscoy Open House.

Then you can enjoy the parade at 11am that leads to Kidsville in downtown Delisle that features a LEGO/Duplo activity, Mendel Arts Caravan, SCYAP Face Painting, and wraps up with a Singing with Sylvia concert at 3pm.

There is a Slow Pitch Tournament at the ball diamonds. To register call Darrell Starling at

306-493-2241.

At the Rink you will find Hillbilly Golf sponsored by the Delisle Golf Course, a Petting Zoo plus a car show, sponsored by Back 40 Embroidery, Call Neil Isley at 306-493-3033 to enter your car.

There is also a Beer Gardens, BBQ Beef Supper, and live music

by Better Than Nothing.The evening wraps up with Glow Stick Fun and Fireworks all starting at dusk.

If you would like to participate as a volunteer call Sylvia at 306493-2955 or Elaine at 306-493-8217.

Railway Heritage Day

he Saskatchewan Railway Museum on the Pike Lake Highway hosts "Railway Heritage Day" on Sunday, July 6, 2014.

This event honors the pioneers of the railroad across Saskatchewan.

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special events including a bbq, and Motorcar and Handcar rides.

BBQ & Rides plus Telegraph Demonstrations This year the Morse Telegraph Club will be giving demonstrations

of morse code telegraph message communications from 11am - 3pm.

Museum admission is only $5 for adults and $3 for youth. Gates are open 10 am to 5 pm.

Come on out and enjoy Saskatchewan's railway history !

Perdue Fair and Ranch Horse Show and Sale

he Perdue Agricultural Society is hosting its annual Fair which takes place on July 26th and starts at 7am with a Pancake Breakfast followed by a Parade at 9:30. The Ranch Horse Show starts at 10am.

The Exhibit Building

and Concession open at 11am and the Beer Gardens and Vintage Tractor Pull kick off at noon.

Kids Fun Alley runs from 12 - 4 and the Kids Buckaroo Rodeo starts at 1pm.

The Cattle Show starts at 1pm and the

Ranch Horse Sale Preview begins at 3pm followed by the sale by Bodnarus Auctioneering.

A Slow Pitch tournament runs all day. To register contact Katie at 306-237-4487.

The fair finishes with a Street Dance at 9pm.

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Call to reserve your tee time today (306) 237-4653 33 Minutes West on Highway 14 • Perdue, SK S0K 3C0 • www.oasisgolfresort.ca

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s the spring session comes to an end and the House rises I would like to wish you all a safe and restful summer.

As some of you may be aware, over the past month, the House has been sitting from 10:00am until well past midnight on most nights.

These extra sitting hours have resulted in one of the most productive Parliament’s in some time.

Our government has been working hard for Canadians by promoting strong families and safe communities, and encouraging economic growth and prosperity.

Outlined below are some of the Bills and initiatives that our government has been working on this past spring: Our Government passed the Strengthening Canadian Citizenship Act which will strengthen the value of Canadian citizenship and improve the efficiency of our immigration system. This Act is premised on the belief that Canadian citizenship is a privilege, not simply a passport of convenience.

To this end, the Act proposes to impose stronger penalties for fraud, bar foreign criminals from obtaining citizenship and enable revocation of citizenship from dual nationals who are convicted of terrorism, high treason and spying offences, or who take up arms against Canada and Canadian interests.

Our government also passed the Fair Elections Act to protect Canadian voters and ensure that citizens are in charge of democracy, not special interests and rulebreakers.

The Fair Elections Act will protect voters from rogue calls and political imposters by punishing those who attempt to deceive Canadians, keeping big money out of our elections by ensuring donation limits cannot be circumvented and cracking down on fraud by ensuring fraudsters are stopped before their ballot is in the box.

The Government of Canada introduced Bill C-36 Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons Act, an act that addresses prostitution and protects Canadian communities.

This comprehensive “made-inCanada” approach seeks to address prostitution by using a two-pronged approach: (1) by criminalizing those who fuel and perpetuate the demand for prostitution by purchasing sexual services, and (2), by protecting those who sell their own sexual services, vulnerable persons, and Canadian communities from the harms of prostitution. By adopting these measures, the proposed legislation aims to reduce the demand for sexual services.

Another ambitious initiative on which our government has embarked is the Muskoka Initiative on maternal, newborn and

child health. This spring, Prime Minister Stephen Harper hosted the Saving Every Woman Every Child: Within Arm’s Reach Summit in Toronto.

Thanks to the Muskoka Initiative and subsequent global action, maternal mortality rates are declining, and millions more children are celebrating their fifth birthday. The Summit focused on reducing the preventable deaths of mothers, newborns and children under five in developing countries, and brought global leaders and Canadian experts together to ensure that maternal, newborn and child health remains a global priority.

As Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Natural Resources, I have the pleasure of serving on the House of Commons’ Standing Committee for Natural Resources. This spring, the Committee concluded a major study of the cross-country benefits of the oil and gas sector.

Throughout the study, witnesses expressed strong support for further development of Canada’s oil and gas resources, and agreed that timely access to new markets is crucial for the industry’s continued growth.

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askatchewan is home to real growth and real opportunity – opportunity that continues to attract people from other provinces and around the world.

Saskatchewan grew by more than 5,000 people in the first quarter, bringing our total population increase in the past year to more than 21,000. Statistics Canada says Saskatchewan is now home to 1,122,588 people.

This is the start of our eighth consecutive year of strong population growth, a far cry from the years when our province was actually losing people. We are encouraged that our quarterly and annual growth rates are second-highest among the provinces, behind only Alberta.

This steady growth is credit to the continued confidence and contributions of our diverse and growing population. These contributions can be found in the latest labour force figures from Statistics Canada.

Saskatchewan people continue to create jobs and more Saskatchewan people are working than ever before.

With record job numbers and record employment, our unemployment rate is the lowest in Canada for the seventeenth consecutive month.

One of the keys to supporting a growing province and a growing economy is providing parents with the tools they need to work, return to work, or study after starting a family. The reality is that access to quality child care is a necessity and by investing in new spaces our government is working to alleviate some of the pressures that exist, particularly in growing communities.

As part of our 2014-15 budget, our government has provided funding for more than 500 new child care spaces in eleven communities. This raises the number of funded licensed child care spaces in Saskatchewan to more than 14,200 – a 53% increase in the last seven years. You can visit Saskatchewan.ca to find a full listing of licensed child care services in the province.

Despite recent rainfall, we are see-

ing great progress on a variety of construction projects across our province. This is possible because of our government’s commitment to build and maintain transportation infrastructure.

Currently there are several, major multi-million dollar highway projects underway. Projects of note include new twinning lanes, 300 kilometres of repaving on our busiest highways and 150 kilometres of rural highway upgrades.

We’re also starting work on supergrid pilot projects and hundreds of bridge and culvert improvements across the province. Crews are also busy painting lines and pavement signs on nearly 48,000 kilometres of highway.

As highway workers do their job to improve our safety, we ask that you do your part to improve theirs. Simplified signage, asking that we reduce our speed in work zones, is now in place across the province. With photo radar, drivers who don’t slow down, run the risk of facing triple the normal fines for speeding.

As far as road safety is concerned, Saskatchewan will see new traffic safety laws come into effect June 27th. The new legislation aims to reduce traffic fatalities and injuries by imposing harsher penalties for impaired driving, distracted driving and excessive speed.

Passenger safety changes include mandatory booster seats for children under 7 years of age and recommended seats for children less than 4’9” tall and those under 80lbs. The changes, which can be found in detail at sgi.sk.ca, are the result of an action plan put together by a Special Committee on Traffic Safety.

Our province has much to offer our youth, especially in the summer, and STC is giving them a convenient and affordable way to get out and experience as much as possible.

This summer, youth in Saskatchewan can ride with the Saskatchewan Transportation Company for just $20 plus tax for a oneway ticket or $40 return. Youth, aged 12 to 25, can purchase their Youth Seat Sale tickets from any STC agency between July 1st and August 31, 2014.

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AMAZING SPACE - Laurali Fehr: Melody & Harmony

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hat would you expect a teacher of piano, song and movement to listen to in those off- hours / down- time? Laurali Fehr, a teacher of those combined disciplines, will tell you “absolutely everything”… but qualifies, “I am conscious of the fact that music contributes to our pattern of thinking and our emotions so I do stay away from anything that is dark or contrary to my core values. For the most part I am playing “Contemporary Worship” music in my home or vehicle - music that is soul food and speaks to my heart. I do love listening to CBC Radio 2 to keep me up to date with some up and coming classical artists.”

Laurali, her husband Carlin and children became members of our larger community in 2002, Carlin, as Pastor to the congregation of The Delisle Community Church and Laurali, amongst other responsibilities, a facilitator of worship through music.

Each a graduate of the Columbia Bible College (Abbotsford, BC) and each bringing a history of expressing music, Carlin with his affinity for the guitar and an occasional teacher of that instrument, Laurali, with a background in advanced classical piano studies and adjudicated choral experiences - singularly and together foundations for an initiative that in 2009 brought to our community the esteemed international program, Music for Young Children (contemporary methods of educating children - with their parents - in the science and art, the basics of creating music.)

Laurali will tell you that she grew up with church music - in a Mennonite home that held a “rich culture of amazing music” and misses those days of a “church filled with people singing in 8 part harmony” a format where “every song tells a story.

Just like learning to read words.” Very much aware of layers of sound and forms of verse, the need to

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discover and reveal that sound can be understood when one learns that choral work was an early part of Laurali’s musical training under the disciplined direction of the renowned choral director, Anne Campbell (Anne Campbell Singers) of Lethbridge; later, while singing under the choral direction of the revered Rudy Baerg (Columbia Bible College) the joy of carrying song would resonate farther afield - throughout several old churches and cathedrals of Europe.

Within the Music for Young Children program, the teacher is required to guide students early on toward the energizing (playing) of that magical dot, the note. Laurali needs to hear her “students tell a story through their notes.” “Once the story is told one will see the beauty of the music. It’s not easy but that is why we teach dynamics, technique, and do finger exercises to help us tell the story the best that we can.” This early exposure to the art of storytelling in music was nourished by a father who would bring her to concerts and recitals, an exposure to musicians at varying levels - perfecting their craft over time. For her students, she will “try and play great musicians for them to hear” and often, with those students, will join members of an audience listening to and watching The Saskatoon Symphony. Students will learn that the ease of accomplishments heard will take time and be as frustrating for them as for those senior musicians.

Laurali has experienced those frustrations and disappointments and writes of a well-known teacher of advanced grades in piano who at times “would push her to tears.” Working “harder” did eventually reveal the “stories” this teacher wanted her to hear, a process that she understands and values still as she explains why, on reflection, Chopin would be one of her favourite composers because of the difficulties within his music as well as the memory of “a reward to be able to pull- off one of his pieces for a recital or exam!”

The study of those difficult pieces of “work” is ongoing as are the formal requirements of teachers to remain aware and current in the methodology of teaching Music for Young Children. Other aspects

of personal creativity have not been set aside for pleasure and satisfaction are to be found in the revitalization of “old hymns” with “either new chords or even a more modern rhythm.” The contemporary melodies and lyrics available for worship through young composers, singers and instrumentalists (Mark, Tomlin, Assad, etc.) will continue to teach and inspire. (These artists are available on YouTube.)

Laurali writes: “I love my students! Children who are involved in music education are usually very creative and that often comes out in their personality. We love to have interaction during class and there is not a class that goes by that there isn’t laughter. Honestly, I think that I have an amazing job! Also, there is nothing like living in a community that I can often run into a student and receive a big hug. I guess music helps us build relationships with one another too!”

Follow Laurali via www.myc.com/Teacher/LFehr Submitted by Julia Sherbot Delisle and District Arts Council

Delisle and District Arts Council News - Town Office Photography Gallery (July): Delisle’s Signs (curated by Deb Rolston) - The Community Choir will meet on Thursday, July 10 at the Delisle United Church Agenda: Read new music before summer break - Deadline (August 10) for submissions to the Art Council’s 2014- 2015 Community Guide. Contact Pamela Hank for information: pchank4@gmail.com - Interested in presenting your G-rated videography/films during Delisle Culture Days during September 26/27, 2014 ? Contact Jordan Cantwell @jcantwell@sasktel.net

Delisle Nominated for Kraft Celebration Tour

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The Town of Delisle has been nominated this year for thier community project to upgrade the Delisle Ball Park – running water (hooked up plumbing) to the washrooms and canteen booth, spectator seating and player dugouts.

On July 1st, 2014 the Top 10 winning community finalists will be choCall for info about Emergency Services on holidays & after hours sen by the Kraft/TSN judging panel and be anMake Sure your Pet’s Vaccines are Up to Date !! nounced during TSN Examinations Dental Cleaning programming that day.

Vaccinations Dental Extractions Dr. Lorrie Fraser There is one Grand Prize Dental X-Ray X-Ray consisting of $100,000 Ultrasound Surgery 300 - 2nd St East, Delisle In-clinic Lab Canine Reproduction available to be won to be (Hwy 7 Service Road) used for the Community with Animal Inn*spa*rations Monday 9:00am - 6:00pm Project that the Grand Tuesday 8:00am - 8:00pm Prize winning commuWednesday 8:00am - 8:00pm Thursday 9:00am - 6:00pm nity endorses. There are www.delislevet.net Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm also nine Secondary on-line pet supply catalogue Saturday: 9:00am - 4:00pm Prizes each consisting of

$25,000 available to be won to be used for the community project each of the Secondary Prize winning community endorses.

These Top 10 winning community finalist will move on for a head-to-head online voting battle to determine who will win the Grand Prize for their community project.

If Delisle is chosen as one of the Top 10… they need votes from everyone & anyone…… you, your family & friends in this community and outside this community – they can live anywhere. They need people to sit at a computer and vote for thier community – voting is unlimited, each click to submit is a vote.

Voting starts on July 21, 2014 at 9:00 a.m. ET and ends on July 22, 2014 at 11:59 p.m. ET. Canada’s votes will determine which community will win the $100,000 total Grand Prize!

The Kraft Celebration Tour runs from August 15-24 where the Top 10 winning community finalists will become a stop on the tour, each receiving a community celebration and a live TSN SportsCentre broadcast from their town.

The Grand Prize winner will be announced during an evening edition of TSN SportsCentre on August 25, 2014 by 11:00 p.m. (ET).

More information and the rules in detail visit: http://www.kraftcelebrationtour.ca/en/

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July 19 Saturday Delisle Days Slo Pitch Tournament Delisle

July 26 Saturday Perdue Fair Perdue Livestock Arena

June 29 Sunday Subaru Triathalon Pike Lake Provincial Park

July 18 Friday Deadline for Submissions for RM Review August Issue

July 19 Saturday Delisle Days Beer Gardens & Supper Delisle

July 26 Saturday 3:00pm Ranch Horse Sale Perdue Livestock Arena

July 1 Tuesday Pancake Breakfast Pike Lake Provincial Park

July 19 Saturday 10:30am-3:30pm Agrium Open House Delisle Senior Centre

July 19 Saturday Dusk Delisle Days Music & Fireworks Delisle School Grounds

July 27 Sunday 9:00am Delisle Catholic Church Service Delisle United Church

July 1 Tuesday Extreme Redneck Day Perdue Livestock Arena

July 19 Saturday 8:30am Delisle Days Pancake Breakfast Delisle Senior Centre

July 20 Sunday Family Fun Day Ice Cream Island, Delisle

August 2 Saturday 9am - 4pm Community Garage Sale Pike Lake

July 5 Saturday 5:00pm-8:30pm Super Steak Night Britannia Restaurant, Asquith

July 19 Saturday 11:00am Delisle Days Parade Downtown Delisle

July 20 Sunday 9:00am Delisle Catholic Church Service Delisle United Church

August 4 Monday Saskatchewan Day

July 12-13 Saturday & Sunday Free Fishing Weekend at all Saskatchewan Lakes

July 19 Saturday 11:30am Delisle Days KidsVille Downtown Delisle

July 24 Thursday RM Review August Issue on News Stands

August 4 Monday Pancake Breakfast Pike Lake Provincial Park

July 13 Sunday 9:00am Delisle Catholic Church Service Delisle United Church

July 19 Saturday 12:00pm Delisle Days Car Show Downtown Delisle

July 26 Saturday Slo Pitch Scramble Pike Lake

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Sandyridge Gas & Grocery Grandora 306-668-4362

B & B Homes Delisle 306-493-2750

Britannia Restaurant Asquith 306-329-2496

Link’s Backhoe & Skidsteer Delisle 306-222-9737

Whole Wheat Web Design Vanscoy 306-493-3023

Vanscoy Tempo Vanscoy 306-683-5024

Vesta Homes Vanscoy 306-242-9099

Robin’s Nest Cafe Vanscoy 306-931-6996

Stobbe’s Backhoe Service Grandora 306-668-4289

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Antiques & Collectibles

Several Local Properties Available “For Sale by Owner”

Gifts, Memorabilia & so much more Come In, See What’s New & Old

1st St. W, Delisle Mon - Fri 9:00 am - 4:30 pm

Klassen Trenching Delisle 306-493-7579

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Land in local R.M.’s of: Vanscoy, Montrose, Eagle Creek and Aberdeen Businesses in: Delisle, Saskatoon, Harris Asquith and Rosetown etc.

To List Yours Call: Merv Easton - Vanscoy 306-270-2022 merv@pin.ca

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