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April 2019
Delisle’s Edan Duncan Makes Selects Varsity Football Team for Fourth Year
DELISLE HOTEL
Draft Monthly Prize
Complete Story on page 3
February Winner of a Large Pizza is The RADGyck
STANDINGS (as of March 26th) 1 The RADGyck 2082 2 Norma Rae 2075 3 Chicken Fingers 2037 4 McConnell's Heroes 2023 5 Elbows Up 2013 6 Ike 2007 7 Lunch Lady 2005 8 Foxy 2002 9 xXxBRADxXx 1998 10 Finger The Chicken 1996 11 Buck's Boys 1989 12 Team Fomoco 1985 13 Bears and Bruins 1984 14 Yuma Special 1983 T15 Frank's Not Losers 1981 T15 Re-Gretzkeys 1981 17 ...1967,2019 1976 18 Down to Muck 1972 T19 Cardiac Kids 1968 T19 Bergman 1968 21 Landry 1964 22 Delisle's Only Devils Fan 1958 T23 BonHomme 1954 T23 Renegade Lighting 1954 25 Uncle Buck 1953 26 DC 1949 27 DNR. 1945 28 Jeff Colborn 1933 29 Super D 1930 30 MP 1923 31 TML 1922 32 McFagid 1921 33 Pebble Baye 1917 34 Danny the Dirtdog 1915 35 Fishtastic 1914 36 Johnny Hockey 1905 37 Hair Of The Dog 1904 38 Jo's Gigolos 1901 39 Thirty-One Pak 1898 40 Pull Em 1895 T41 Molson Beer Bashers 1894 T41 Fast & Fleuryious 1894 T41 Dildo Shwaggins 1894 44 Wacky 1893 45 Buzz"s Buzzards 2 1887 46 HillBilly Hoedown 1884 47 Puck Head 1881 48 Flyers All the Way 1875 49 McDavid Who? 1866 50 B97Rath 1861 51 Frazier & Ichabod 1860 52 Thirty-one Pak II 1856 53 Rylin's Ringers 1855 54 Go Marchand 1848 55 The Muffin Man 1846 56 Dan Mantyka 1844 57 Buzz"s Buzzards 1 1843 58 KT 1842 59 Dee Ballard 1813 60 The Mighty Dicks 1811 61 Jess Oskerduke 1806 62 Dirty 1801 63 Rink Wallpaper 1686 64 Piston Broke1481
Edan Duncan (right) named Most Outstanding Lineman at Selects Awards Banquet
Vanscoy & District Agricultural Society Receives Multiple Awards Complete Story on Page 9
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gricultural Societies all face significant challenges with trying to get enough volunteers put together to run events. The Vanscoy & District Agricultural Society faced significant challenges in being able to continue with their fair, but thought outside the box and teamed up with Fall Fest, in nearby community Delisle, to “Bring Back the Fair”. This was one of the Saskatchewan Association of Agricultural Fairs and Exhibitions (SAASE) successful Venture Projects from last year, as Vanscoy was able to redevelop their fair by working with another community.
Volunteers (l-r) Anita Roston, Linda Cheney, Linda Stevens, Rochelle Wright, Linda Wright, Shannon Wright
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INDEX
Editorial........................... p. 2 Council Reports............... p. 4 RCMP Reports................. p. 5
School Reports................ p. 6 Consumer’s Corner......... p. 7 Agriculture Reports........ p. 8
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MP Report......................... p. 9 Business Directory............. p. 12 Community Reports......... p. 10 Business Classifieds........... p. 12 Community Calendar....... p. 11
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The Village of Vanscoy
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have done the math and it doesn’t look good. Over the winter this newspaper became skinnier, while at the same time I have become fatter ! I’ve gained about one pound for every page the newspaper has lost. So it only makes sense that if I fatten up the newspaper, I will lose weight... do the math. This month we added four pages, and I look forward to losing four pounds. If it works... I will consider adding four more pages to the next issue. And if that works.... well let’s just see how the first month goes ! Ken Sowter - Editor
will be holding a
PUBLIC MEETING for residents, for the Emergency Measures Organization (EMO)
Tuesday April 16 @ 7:00pm at the Vanscoy Circle Hall The purpose of this meeting is to appoint or accept volunteers to fill the positions needed for the EMO organization.
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Credit Due... In the February 2019 issue of the RM Review we published a photo of a fire in the Village of Vanscoy and neglected to credit the photographer for the photo which was taken by Quinten Odnokon. Thanks Q.
We will be gathering information regarding members of your residence; any special needs situations, etc.
Saturday, April 13 10:00am - 3:00pm
Guest Speaker will be Keri Rolles Emergency Services Officer (72 Hour Readiness)
Asquith Senior Centre
Vendors are Welcome !
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The Village of Vanscoy is accepting tenders for
PUBLIC WORKS PERSONNEL Duties will include but will not be limited to: grass cutting, back lane pickup, minor repairs, water meter reading, sign repair/install and cemetery maintenance.
Tuesday April 16, 2019 7:00pm at Delisle Town Hall
Tenders will be received until: Tuesday April 23 @ 4pm (please list equipment owned and what the expected salary would be) Tenders can be dropped off at the Village office or mailed to:
Call for Nominations for Three Director Positions Please submit your signed nomination papers to the Delisle Co-op by March 18, 2019
Many thanks to our family and friends who helped us celebrate our 60th wedding anniversary. Thank you for all the cards, good wishes and lovely lunch. May God Bless you all. Jack & Janet Norrie
For further information please call Darin Sekulich General Manager or Michelle Rathgeber Office Manager at
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessment Roll for the Village of Vanscoy
Village of Kinley Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll for the Village of Kinley for the year 2019 has been prepared and is open to inspection in the office of the assessor from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesdays, April 1 to April 30, 2019.
has been prepared and is open for inspection in the Office of the Assessor Monday - Thursday, April 9 to May 9 during regular office hours A Bylaw pursuant to Section 214 of the Municipalities Act has been passed and the Assessment Notices have been sent as required
A Bylaw pursuant to Section 214 of The Municipalities Act has been passed and the Assessment Notices have been sent as required
Any person who wishes to appeal against his or her assessment is required to file the Notice of Appeal, accompanied by a $100 per parcel appeal fee with:
Any person who wishes to appeal his or her assessment is required to file his or her notice of appeal, accompanied by a $25.00 appeal fee which will be returned if the appeal is successful, with:
The Assessor, Village of Vanscoy PO Box 480, Vanscoy, SK S0L 3J0 By the 9th day of May, 2019 @ 4pm
The Assessor, Village of Kinley PO Box 51, Kinley, SK S0K 2E0 By the 30th day of April, 2019
Dated this 29th day of March, 2019
Dated this 1st day of April, 2019
Dawn Steeves Assessor Village of Vanscoy
E.Lynne Tolley Assessor Village of Vanscoy
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After Undefeated Season with Delisle Rebels Edan Duncan Joined Saskatchewan Selects at Pig Skin Classic Tournament in San Antonio (continued from front page)
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dan Duncan (currently in grade 11) and the Delisle Rebels won the 9 Man provincials hosted in Delisle in November after an undefeated season. Edan was named the senior offensive linemen at the award banquet. He had a very dominate season at center and nose tackle as well the teams long snapper. In November Edan attended the Saskatchewan Selects tryouts in Moose Jaw. He made the Varsity team as a defensive end and was voted defensive line captain. This was Edan’s 4th season with the Selects where he also played as long snapper. The Selects traveled to San Antonio over the February school break to attend the 7th annual Pig Skin Classic Tournament. In all four Selects teams participated in the trip. The U10, U12, U14 and Varsity teams. There were over 120 athletes from Saskatchewan. All game were played as 11 man American football. The first game was Friday, February the 22nd. Under the lights in Texas, the Saskatchewan Selects’ varsity team opened the 2019 International Pigskin Classic with a 14-6 win over the California MB Elite on Friday night.
Their first game in San Antonio wasn’t without its missteps, but the Selects put together a strong defensive performance, which included six forced turnovers to come away with the win. The Varsity Selects won their second straight game, beating Mexico, 22-5, on Saturday afternoon to book their ticket back into the final.
April 2nd - 6th, 2019
The Selects faced the host Alamo City Red Raiders for the championship on Sunday night for the second straight year. It was a hard fought battle but the Selects came up short with a 26-6 loss to the host Alamo City Red Raiders. The games were very physical and Edan matched up well against the O linemen with several tackles and QB sacs. At the Selects awards banquet March 9th in Regina Edan was named the Most Outstanding Lineman.
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Edan Duncan (left) and Reace Michnic with trophy after the Delisle Rebels Provincial Final Victory.
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COUNCIL REPORTS
TOWN OF ASqUITh (Next Meeting April 10, 7:00pm)
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squith Town Council held a regular meeting on February 13, 2019.
Attending were Mayor Gail Erhart, Councillors Dylan Claypool, Ted Goodnough, and Sue Sawicki. Also attending were CAO Holly Cross, Assistant Administrator Kathy Picketts and Foreman Darren Kraft. A motion was made to accept the January 9, 2019 regular meeting minutes as presented. The treasurer’s receipts and expenditures financial report for January 2019 and the bank reconciliations for January 2019 were accepted as presented. A resolution was passed to accept the accounts paid of $30,982.92 and the accounts payable of $$26,502.60 as presented.
A letter was received from the Rural Municipality of Corman Park No. 344 indicating that they were granting the Asquith Sports Center four thousand six hundred and seventeen dollars ($4,617.00) to pay for installing new LED lights over the ice surface. These new lights will provide better lighting and will greatly reduce the electric bill for the organization. Thank you so much to the Rural Municipality of Corman Park No. 344. Councillors Ted Goodnough and Dylan Claypool, along with CAO Cross and Assistant Picketts attended the 2019 SUMA Convention in Saskatoon on February 4th – 6th, 2019. Brad Lyon was hired as a part-time public works employee for the Town of Asquith. Brad will be working from May to October, and will be in charge of the sports grounds, the cemetery, and all other sorts of duties in and around Town. Congratulations Brad, we are looking forward to working with you! Bylaw No. 1-2019 A Bylaw regulating an Off Leash Dog Park was passed at the meeting. Council moved to accept an engineering proposal from Associated Engineering to provide an infrastructure assessment, to provide an asset management register, and to work in conjunction with Council to form a five year plan for asset management of infrastructure. The contract was for nine thousand and five hundred dollars ($9,500.00). A Community Event License was issued to the No Stars Hockey Team to hold a beer garden at the Asquith Sports Center on Saturday, February 16, 2019 from 11:00 am to 11:00 pm. Council resolved to make a donation to Telemiracle in the amount of two hundred dollars ($200.00). Asquith Council accepted CAO Holly Cross’ resignation as of June 30, 2019. Current assistant Kathy Picketts will be taking over full time as the Town’s CAO on July 1, 2019. A resolution was made to write a letter to the Department of Highways, asking them to investigate the possibility of adding passing lanes to Highway #14 due to the increased traffic load that is currently using the highway. There are still some individuals who have not purchased their pet licenses. Please be sure to do this as soon as possible to avoid fines.
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squith Town Council held a regular meeting on March 13, 2019.
Attending were Mayor Gail Erhart, Councillors Harold Edwards, Jeff Eide, Dylan Claypool, Ted Goodnough and Sue Sawicki. Also attending were CAO Holly Cross, Administrative Assistant Kathy Picketts and Foreman Darren Kraft. The meeting was called to order at 6:59 p.m. A resolution was made to accept the February 13, 2019 regular council meeting minutes as presented. The February 2019 financial statements and the February bank reconciliations were presented to the Council and a motion was made to accept them as presented. Council made a motion to accept the accounts paid report of $23,963.28 and the accounts payable report of $19,401.49 as presented. Notice was given to Council that Kelly Block, MP will be including the Town of Asquith in her Spring Tour, and would be at the Asquith Seniors Center on Wednesday, March 27, 2019 from 10:00 am to 11:00 am to meet with the public. The Asquith Town Council decided to hold a Spring Waste Clean Up Days on May 25th and May 26th that will allow residents to dispose of large refuse in bins and also to dispose of metal items in a recycle bin. More information will be made available to the public closer to the actual date of the event. The Town Council has also set the days that residents within the Town of Asquith can dispose of “clean waste” such as tree branches, unpainted and untreated wood, leaves, garden refuse, etc. The disposal area will be at the old Asquith Landfill site and will be supervised. A notice with the dates will be sent out with the March utility billings and it is suggested that individuals keep the notice for future reference. If you are an individual in town who does not pay utility bills (i.e. you live in the trailer court or your landlord pays the utilities) please stop at the Town Office to receive a print out of the dates, rules and regulations of “Clean Waste Days”. The Asquith Fire Department and the Asquith First Responders will once again be holding their Annual Pig Roast on Saturday, June 8, 2019. Keep in mind that donations for the Silent Auction are very welcome! A Show and Shine, that is growing every year, will also be held during this event!! It is so very important that all of us in our community support our very important emergency services and all of their endeavors! Asquith Town Council resolved to pay for the security for the Street Dance to be held the evening of the Pig Roast, on June 8, 2018. A community event license was issued as well to the Asquith Fire Department for holding a beer gardens at the event. To accommodate the Street Dance, Asquith Town Council is allowing the closure of the 400 block of Main Street for the day and is also extending The Noise Bylaw to 12:00 a.m. Spring is here and of course with spring comes issues of water and drainage. It is suggested that all residents ensure that there are no ice dams on their roofs and that their eavestroughs are working correctly and that they are pointed away from the foundation of the home. Have a wonderful Spring!
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TOWN OF DELISLE (Next Meeting April 9, 7:00pm)
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elisle Town Council held a regular meeting on March 12, 2019.
The Town renewed its membership with Federation Canadian Municipalities. Ross Grandel has been appointed as an alternate representative to the Wheatland Regional Library.water line installed between the new well and the water treatment plant.
VILLAGE OF VANSCOY (Next Meeting April 10, 7:30pm)
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anscoy Village Council held a regular meeting on March 13, 2019
The assessment roll for the Village of Vanscoy will be open for inspection from April 9 to May 9 during regular office hours. You can file an appeal against your assessment by filling out a Notice of Appeal and filing it with the Village Office, accompanied by a $100 appeal fee. Tenders will be accepted until April 23 for the position of Public Works personnel. Duties will include cutting grass, back lane pickup, minor repairs and cemetery maintenance. Public works personnel will not be responsible for the picking up and chipping of large amounts of branches. Residents who trim trees and have large amounts of branches will be responsible for the removal. The back-lane pickup is meant for yard waste and small branches – not large quantities. The Village is inviting residents to attend a Public Meeting to appoint or accept volunteers to be part of the Emergency Measures Organization (EMO). Information will be gathered from residents regarding the number of individuals in each residence, as well as information regarding any special needs residents who may need assistance in the case of an emergency or evacuation.
RM OF MONTROSE (Next Meeting April 11, 8:00am)
RM OF VANSCOY (Next Meeting April 11, 9:00am)
RM OF hARRIS (Next Meeting April 3, 1:00pm)
RM OF MILDEN (Next Meeting April 10, 8:00am)
VILLAGE OF hARRIS (Next Meeting April 3, 7:00pm)
VILLAGE OF KINLEY (Next Meeting April 9, 7:30pm)
VILLAGE OF PERDUE (Next Meeting April 16, 7:30pm)
VILLAGE OF MILDEN (Next Meeting April 17, 7:30pm)
All regular council meeting are open to any, and all, members of the public, regardless of location.
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RCMP REPORT
Warman RCMP Town Hall Meeting This Town Hall is an opportunity for our Detachment to engage directly with the public around local policing priorities and public safety.
Warman, Martensville, Delisle, Radisson Detachments February 26 - March 25, 2019
Date: April 17th Time: 7:00 p.m. Brian King Center Warman, Saskatchewan.
Detachments Received 557 Call for Service
Break & Enter and Theft in Delisle February 26, 2019 at 3:20 p.m. Police received a complaint of a break, enter and theft to a residence in Delisle. The caller advised that someone entered their residence and stole a number of items. Police attended the residence and conducted neighborhood inquiries. Investigation into this matter is ongoing. Semi Trailer Tips Over in Ditch on Township Road 312 February 26, 2019 at 11:50 a.m. Police received a complaint of a semi in the ditch on Township Road 312. Police attended the scene and found that the semi trailer had tipped over when the driver got to close to the road edge and got pulled into the ditch. The semi driver was issued a ticket for driving without due care and attention. There were no injuries. Ticket Issued for No Seatbelts on Passengers Under 7 February 28, 2019 at 11:30 a.m. Police received a complaint of a vehicle driving on Highway 16 near Langham with children in the front seat not wearing seatbelts. Police located the vehicle and issued a ticket to the 64 year old male driver from Red Pheasant First Nation for having unrestrained
way 7 near Delisle. Police attended along with CN police and the Delisle Fire Department. Police found that a vehicle was parked on the shoulder of the highway when it was struck from behind by a semi. The 26 year old driver of the truck from Kyle was charged with failing to activate hazard lights to warn of an obstruction. There were no injuries, although a large number of ducklings perished in the accident.
passengers under 7 year of age. There were no injuries. Stolen Gas for a Stolen Vehicle in Radisson March 4, 2019 at 8:20 a.m. Police received a complaint of a theft from a business in Radisson. The caller advised that the people had left the business without paying for gas. The vehicle they were using was found to have been reported stolen earlier. Police located the vehicle and arrested and charged a 32 year old male from Prince Albert. He was held in custody for court the following morning on theft related charges.
70 Year Old Man Charged in Accident near Dalmeny March 6, 2019 at 1:30 p.m. Police received a complaint of a 2 vehicle accident at the junction of Highway 305 and Range Road 3062. Police attended along with the Dalmeny Police Service and Dalmeny fire department. A 70 year old male from Saskatoon was issued a ticket. There were no injuries.
3 held in Custody on Weapons Charges March 4, 2019 at 4:30 p.m. Police received a request for assistance from Corman Park Police for a pursuit of a possible stolen vehicle. Police attended and arrested a 30 year old female from Alberta, a 43 year old male from Edmonton, and a 32 year old male from Prince Albert. They were all held in custody on a number of theft and weapons related charges. There were no charges.
2 Vehicle Accident on Range Road 3053 March 9, 2019 at 2:45 p.m. Police received a complaint of a 2 vehicle accident on Range Road 3053. Police attended along with Corman Park Police and issued a ticket to a 38 year old male from Warman for failing to yield. Both vehicles required towing from the scene. There were no injuries.
2 Vehicle Accident on highway 7 near Delisle, Dead Ducks March 5, 2019 at 6:25 a.m. Police received a complaint of a 2 vehicle accident on High-
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halifax Man Charged After high Speed Chase on Motorcycle March 12, 2019 at 12:00 p.m. Police received a complaint of a speeding motorcycle on Highway 45 near Delisle. Police were assisted by Air Support from SPS to locate the driver of the bike. A 20 year old male from Halifax was located a short time later and charged with dangerous operation of a motor vehicle and flight from Police. The bike was seized. There were no injuries. Mystery Man on highway 14 near Saskatoon March 13, 2019 at 4:50 p.m. Police received a complaint of a male walking in the ditch on Highway 14 near Saskatoon. Police were unable to locate any males in the area. There were no further calls received. Impaired Charges for Saskatoon Man on Valley Road March 15, 2019 at 8:40 p.m. Police assisted Corman Park police service with an impaired driver on Valley Road near Saskatoon. A 61 year old male from Saskatoon was released on documents for an upcoming court date on Impaired driving charges. There were no injuries.
If you have information regarding these or any other crimes, please contact Warman/Martensville RCMP 306-975-1670/306-975-1610 If you have information and you wish to remain anonymous in your reporting, please contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) You can also submit a tip at the website: saskcrimestoppers.com or text in a tip: TIP206 plus your tip to CRIMES (274637).
Impaired Charges for Battleford Man near Langham March 16, 2019 at 12:25 a.m. Police received a complaint of a possible impaired driver on Highway 16 near Langham. Police located the vehicle and arrested the 21 year old male driver from Battleford. He was taken back to the Detachment to provide a breath sample. He was released a short time later for an upcoming court date on impaired driving charges. There were no injuries. Vehicle Travelling Wrong Way on highway 16 near Langham March 18, 2019 at 2:30 p.m. Police received a complaint of a vehicle travelling in the wrong direction on Highway 16 near Langham. A short time later the caller advised that the vehicle had corrected itself and was travelling into Saskatoon. There were no further calls received and there were no charges.
2 Vehicle Accident on highway 14 near Asquith March 18, 2019 at 7:30 p.m. Police received a complaint of a 2 vehicle accident on Highway 14 near Asquith. Police attended and found that a vehicle had rear ended another vehicle. There were no injuries. One of the vehicles required towing from the scene. Vehicle Collision with Moose on highway 16 near Maymont March 21, 2019 at 9:30 p.m. Police received a complaint of a single vehicle accident on Highway 16 near Maymont. Police and EMS attended the scene and found that the 55 year old female driver struck a moose. The moose was dead in the ditch. The female was transported to hospital for treatment of her injuries. The vehicle required towing from the scene.
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Catherwood 4-h Beef and Sheep Club Speeches
atherwood 4-H Beef and Sheep Club and District 23 Speeches were held on Sunday, March 10 at Lord Asquith School. Members presented a wide range of topics that provided for a very entertaining afternoon. Chairpersons Shyanne Magnus and Julie Grinde did a great job of chairing the afternoon and introducing each speaker. A big thank-you to our four judges Julie Darwin, Michele Kowbel, Cary Lammers, and Peggy Lake who gave us their time to listen and place each member’s speech.
Top three placings for each group along with speech topics are: Cloverbuds (ages 6-8): 1st April Huber – “Shopping” 2nd Patrick Huber – “Tonka Trucks” Juniors (ages 9-12): 1st Claire Huber – “Farts” 2nd Shelby Peacock – “Karma” 3rd Jeynessa Magnus – “Basketball”
Intermediates (ages 13-15): 1st Shyanne Magnus – “Disney” 2nd Faith Stevens – “Feminism” 3rd Dayne Stevens – “Blading” Seniors (ages 16-21): 1st Alex Johnson – “Personal impact of 4-H” 2nd Brynn Whelan – “Farmlife” 3rd Wyatt Millar – “Ag Day” First place of each group move onto the NW Regional 4-H Speech competition on March 30 in Senlac. Good luck to all those moving on! Go Catherwood!
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Asquith KidSport Provides Grants to Families for Sports
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idSport believes that no kid should be left on the sidelines an all should be given the opportunity to experience the positive benefits of organized sports. KidSport provides support to children to remove financial barriers that prevent them from playing organized sport.
Who is eligible to receive a KidSport grant? Families that are on a low income, unemployed, currently receiving income support through provincial government are all considered eligible. KidSport considers social and economic barriers facing the child’s family when determining eligibility.
Asquith KidSport provides grants to children from families facing financial obstacles so that they can participate in registered sport programs. KidSport supports programs that provide children with a sustained sport experience led by qualified instructors.
Grants are for children and youth 5 to 18 years of age. Applications for children younger than 5 will be reviewed and may be deemed eligible in extenuating circumstances. For more information and to acquire an application for Asquith Kidsport, please contact Holly or Kathy at the Asquith Town office 306-329-4341.
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OVERLAND FLOOD INSURANCE AND ThE PROVINCIAL DISASTER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
ost insurance companies are now offering flood insurance to homeowners in Saskatchewan as an optional extension similar to Sewer Backup under your home insurance policy. This recent development may affect your eligibility for financial assistance under the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program (PDAP) in the near future with an announcement expected soon from the Government of Saskatchewan. PDAP currently provides assistance for uninsurable losses of essential goods to help people get back to predisaster condition, with specific limits on the amount of maximum assistance that can be provided. PDAP is meant to provide financial assistance to eligible Saskatchewan homeowners that face natural disaster events where insurance is not available at a reasonable cost. Many of the new private flood insurance options available allow you to choose the amount of coverage (such as a $50,000 limit), the basis of claim settlement (more specifically Replacement Cost which is not available through PDAP) and the deductible that best meets
your individual needs. PDAP will no longer provide financial assistance to homeowners for losses associated with flood damage once private insurance is readily available which is fast approaching! All homeowners need to review their options for flood insurance to ensure they are getting adequate coverage for their properties, if it is available for their specific location and at a reasonable cost. Mooney Agencies is an independent insurance broker, working for you rather than an insurance company or financial institution. We will properly assess your general insurance needs, shop for the best value in coverage and help you in the event of a claim. Mooney Agencies provides specialized advice for your farm or acreage, along with providing home, auto and commercial insurance solutions anywhere in Saskatchewan from our 3 locations in Vanscoy, Colonsay and Young. We are available to meet at your home, acreage, farm or business by appointment. Please introduce yourself to your Mooney Agencies insurance team – Stephanie & Landry Klapwijk, Della O’Hara, Danielle Thiessen and Courtney Klapwijk.
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new online resource will go live on March 20 that highlights Canadian food stories.
CanadianFoodFocus explores how food is grown and raised, shares recipes and provides useful advice to help people make confident food choices. Research from the Canadian Centre for Food Integrity shows that consumers look for information about their food from friends, family and social media. CanadianFoodFocus is intended to connect with consumers in a fun, conversational manner and provide the information they are looking for about their food. Articles from expert contributors are organized into the following themes: • In Your Kitchen: articles written by food professionals about cooking with Canadian ingredients • Recipes: a series of articles with recipes supplied by Canadian farm organizations • Health: articles written by dietitians about healthy eating • Canadian Food Stories: articles about Canadian foods and food producers • On the Farm: behind-the-scenes photos and video from farmers
Although Saskatchewan is leading this initiative, the project is national in scope. Visit CanadianFoodFocus.org and follow ‘CDNFoodFocus’ on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and ‘Canadian Food Focus’ on Pinterest and Youtube.
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“Our goal is to create understanding and grow a community around the amazing food that we enjoy here in Canada,” said Clinton Monchuk, Executive Director with Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan, the organization leading this project. “Consumers naturally have questions about their food and how it is grown. Meanwhile, farmers, ranchers, processors and others along the food value chain want to engage with consumers to learn what they are looking for and to be transparent about the ways they produce food. It’s all about having conversations about the thing that brings us together across the country: our food.”
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askatchewan is the first province in Canada with a regulated agricultural plastics recycling program. This program is funded through an Environmental Handling Fee (EHF) that is applied on the sale of all grain bags. The EHF is not a refundable deposit and is subject to applicable taxes. It came into effect on November 1, 2018. The EHF is collected by companies that sell grain bags and remitted to Cleanfarms. It is
Grain Bag Recycling Is Now Available At R.M. Of Milden No. 286 Rolled grain bags can be dropped off, free of charge, at the RM Shop, Pt NE 17-29-11 W3, located on the Service Road into the Village of Milden.
Drop Off is Last Friday of every Month from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. FIRST DAy TO DROP OFF BAGS WILL BE FRIDAy APRIL 26TH, 8:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. Please note that grain bags must be rolled and secured with twine prior to drop off. This will ensure a smooth drop off process, keep contamination to a minimum and maximize the recyclability of the material. Visit www.cleanfarms.ca to learn more about how to properly prepare your grain bags for recycling and more news about this program.
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used to fund the collection, transportation and responsible recycling of grain bags. Follow these simple steps to ensure that your plastics are accepted and can be recycled: 1) Shake to remove as much debris as possible. Grain bags should be kept as clean as possible, with extra care taken to remove as much organic material (spoilage, dirt, etc.) before or during rolling. Excessively dirty or loose/unrolled bags may be rejected, subjected to a landfill tipping fee or subject to additional charges at drop off.
2) Roll grain bags and tie securely with twine. For information on rolling grain bags, contact your local collection site 3) Return to your nearest collection site. Please contact a collection site before dropping off material. There are various sites across Saskatchewan. Visit the website at www.cleanfarms.ca for depot locations and further information on the program.
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ith spring just around the corner, the Suek family is gearing up for another busy growing and nesting season at their habitat conservation project site northeast of Grandora. The initiative is called the Restoring 71 Project and aims to restore 71 acres of mostly inaccessible farmland to natural prairie habitat for a variety of wildlife and plant species. The project methodology is basic: let it grow. When the Sueks bought the land in 2014, they weren’t sure exactly what they should “do” with it since the back 40 acres were only accessible at the time by foot and ATV and another 20 acres were under water. After pondering their options for a couple years, they began to notice just how much the landscape was changing. Where there were mostly weeds, a sea of wild flowers started to poke through. Walls of willow and aspen grew in areas where brome and wheatgrass had long claimed their stake. The cattails started to tremble with the sound of flitting sparrows if anyone walked past, and the once quiet evenings where the odd duck or frog would let out a call had become an orchestra of sound so deafening at times that it seemed impossible to isolate the sound of the birds from the frogs, coyotes, and insects, all in competition to prove themselves the loudest of the night dwellers. The simple act of doing nothing had allowed for something magnificent to take place. While the name “Restoring 71” suggests taking action of sorts, the success of the project is hinged on a willingness to stand back and let the land regenerate itself, only offering to lend a hand here and there with strategic disturbance, removal of invasive species, and native species plantings. The Restoring 71 Project monitors the species that occupy the site over time as the land regenerates and adapts itself to changing climate trends, and share the beauty of the land as it makes that transformation. Creating sustainable partnerships is also an important consideration for the Project. Before launching the Restoring 71 Project, the Sueks had no training or experience restoring habitat and had to learn as they went. Luckily, there are several programs available in Saskatchewan, designed specifically for rural land owners, to offer resources, training, and funding to help protect and monitor wildlife and sensitive habitat on their land. Restoring 71 recently joined the Stewards of Saskatchewan, a program operated by Nature Saskatchewan that partners with rural land owners to
provide them resources and support to conserve existing habitat features on their land for at-risk plant and wildlife species. The project is also a member of Nature Saskatchewan’s Shrubs for Shrikes program, which protects habitat for the loggerhead shrike, a threatened bird with declining numbers that thrives in shrubby areas and shelter belts adjacent to short grass prairies, and which often nests on the Restoring 71 Project site. Restoring 71 also recently signed up for the One School One Farm program. It aims to partner rural farmers, who could benefit from shelterbelts and pollinator strips, with urban schools whose students are interested in learning about, designing, and planting trees and wildflowers in a way that supports wildlife and provides benefit to farming operations. Restoring 71 is currently in the process of becoming a registered archaeological site after a roughly 3500 year old projectile point was discovered on site in 2018. Presence of the point suggests that this area may have always been a wildlife hotspot, which may be due, at least in part, to its location between two ancient glacial channels (ancient rivers) that connected the North Saskatchewan River to the South Saskatchewan River via Rice Lake. Today, the remnants of these ancient rivers are evident in the unique habitat features, including the West Swale and forested area NW of the Cory mine site, that developed in their place as the meltwater subsided. Understanding the history of the area helps Restoring 71 predict the habitat types and species that occurred prior to agricultural development and may re-emerge as the land regenerates. Since 2017, over 85 wildlife species and 33 native plant species have been observed at the Restoring 71 site, with at least 10 of these species considered species of conservation concern and are protected in Saskatchewan. The Sueks use an app called iNaturalist and social media groups to help identify species. Observations, educational resources, and onsite photography are shared on the Restoring 71 website, www.restoring71.home.blog, and various social media outlets, including Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. In the fall of 2018, the Restoring 71 Project opened its trails to the public (by appointment) for nature wanders, plant harvesting, and site tours. Please visit the website or Facebook page to learn more. The Sueks love to connect with people in the area doing similar work and invite anyone interested in connecting to email the project at restoring71@gmail.com.
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ast week I toured Carlton Trail-Eagle Creek, the riding I have the honour of representing in the House of Commons. Over the course of the week and the dozens of conversations, a number of concerns were raised on a wide range of issues. However, there were some definite themes that emerged. Carbon Tax Constituents are concerned about the impact of the cost of the carbon tax and how it will impact Canadian competitiveness. Additionally, farmers are concerned and confused by how this new tax will be applied to fuels purchased at card-lock stations. They want to see it repealed and are pleased to know that a future Conservative Government led by Andrew Scheer will do just that. The carbon tax is set to be added to fuel on April 1st. The tax will increase the cost of gasoline by approximately 5 cents per litre in April – gradually rising from there to 12 cents per litre in 2022 – while also increasing the cost of diesel and home heating. The carbon tax is simply a tax grab. In Saskatchewan, driving is not a luxury, it’s a necessity. Andrew Scheer and the Conservatives have commitment to end the carbon tax a move that will save taxpayers hundreds of dollars each year. Canola Exports Many constituents are greatly concerned about Justin Trudeau’s failure in handling the Canada-China relationship. This was brought close to home when China recently cancelled import permits for Canadian canola.
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The issue is not Canada’s canola product as alleged by the Chinese government. Canada produces the best canola in the world. In Ottawa on Monday, Conservatives tried to have the Minister of Foreign Affairs attend either the Ag Committee or the Foreign Affairs Committee in order to explain how the Government is dealing with this situation but the Liberals used their majority to block this from happening. Canada’s Conservatives call on the Liberal government to stand up for Canada’s canola industry and demand that the Chinese government stop these baseless actions against Canada’s agriculture sector. Prime Minister Trudeau has a personal responsibility to take action and resolve this dispute with China, and can start by appointing a new Ambassador right away. SNC-Lavalin Scandal Constituents are following the SNC-Lavalin scandal which has rocked the Trudeau government for over a month. Many believe that a full public inquiry should be held to get to the bottom of this scandal. On Wednesday the Liberal members on the Justice Committee used their majority to shut down debate on a joint Conservative-NDP motion requesting that former Attorney General Jody Wilson Raybould be allowed to provide further testimony on the alleged political interference from the Prime Minister’s office into a criminal case against SNC-Lavalin. Justin Trudeau has refused to allow Wilson-Raybould to testify about anything that happened after she was
fired as Attorney General, but has allowed his former top aid, Gerry Butts, and Privy Council Clerk Michael Wernick to speak about that period. More and more details have emerged in this case over the last two weeks, which further supports Andrew Scheer’s call for a full public inquiry. Infrastructure Many constituents told me they are concerned about aging local infrastructure. These concerns were backed up by a new report by the Parliamentary Budget Officer. Last week, the PBO’s report once again confirmed that the Liberal government’s infrastructure plan is failing Canadians. The Conservative Shadow Minister, Matt Jeneroux has noted that the Liberal’s infrastructure plan fails to meet their own targets to grow the economy, create jobs, and respect taxpayers. Instead, their plan has delayed the much-needed construction of new roads, bridges and community spaces. A Conservative government lead by Andrew Scheer will put forward an infrastructure plan that not only grows the economy, but gets much needed projects built in communities across Canada.
Vanscoy & District Agricultural Society Awards (continued from front page) Achievements of the Year
honorary Life Membership
Our participation with the Delisle Harvest Festival was a fantastic opportunity for our Agricultural Society to help bring back our Fair. We were able to contribute to our local community by participating in a parade, hosting children’s entertainment (balloon twister and parachute games/songs), community bingo, and a cake celebration for our 35th anniversary. All of these engaged the community and brought community members through the doors to view the exhibits as well. Fall Fest was happy to have us add to their program and provide another opportunity to engage our community with the local festivities.
Linda Wright is this year’s recipient of a SAASE Honorary Life Membership. Linda is one of those fantastic volunteers who have done so much for their community and Agricultural Society over the years - making her community a better place to live. Linda Wright has been part of the Vanscoy Agricultural society for many years she has been a board member, President, as well as Past President. Whenever there is a job to be done, Linda can be counted on to volunteer. She helped plan the Vanscoy Agricultural Societies 30th anniversary. When Linda moved into the RM of Vanscoy in 2001 - there was a need for volunteers within the Agricultural Society - Linda took up the challenge. Over the years she has helped put together workshops, as well as develop partnerships for the Agricultural Society. Linda has volunteered for the Vanscoy Rec Board and was a founding member of the Country Quilters in Vanscoy and acted as chair for 4 years. She is passing her love of quilting on to the Vanscoy Multiple 4 H Club, as she has been the 4 H quilting leader over the past 2 years. She has been part of the Saskatoon quilt guild since 2001 and has worked on special events and projects. She has also volunteered for the Mount Royal Congregational Church. Before moving into the RM, Linda was very involved in volunteering with the school her children attended - working on fundraisers and anywhere else the school needed help Linda was co-founder of the Breast Feeding Committee of Saskatchewan. It is a provincial umbrella organization affiliated with a national organization. The group was founded in 1991 with the goal of influencing hospitals to become more baby friendly. As a nurse working in the maternity ward, Linda was able to work directly with new mothers and effect change on behalf of the Breast Feeding Committee. In 2013 Linda Wright received the Citizen of the Year Award from the RM of Vanscoy. The award was given to Linda for all the volunteer work she has done within the Vanscoy community, as well as for all the work that she has done with the Vanscoy and District Agricultural Society. Congratulations Linda on receiving this year’s SAASE Honorary Life membership.
Volunteers of the Year The Vanscoy Agricultural Society is blessed with some amazing volunteers who work tirelessly for the betterment of their Agricultural Society and their community. SAASE’s recipients of this year’s Volunteers of the Year go to Vanscoy’s team of Linda Cheney and Linda Stevens. Together these ladies worked very hard to keep the Agricultural society together when there were no other committee members. They were both instrumental in “Bringing Back the Fair” , which has rejuvenated and brought in new members, a new community and new partners to the Fair. Both can always be counted on to do what ever needs to be done. Linda Stevens is very passionate about the Safety Day Program, and has organized their safety day over the last number of years. She has moved their safety day around to different communities in the area to continue to make it work and be a success. Linda Cheney is in charge of the finances and making sure that everything always adds up. Linda Stevens is the one in charge of the Fair catalogue and Linda Cheney is the one responsible for getting the floats together for the parade. Together they make a great and effective team, SAASE congratulates Linda Cheney and Linda Stevens on being this year’s recipients of the Volunteers of the Year Award.
Volunteers of the Year Linda Cheney(left), Linda Stevens(right)
Linda Wright received Honorary Life Membership
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Asquith Elks & Eagle Creek Park Sno-Rally
n Saturday March 2nd the Asquith Elk's and Eagle Creek Regional Park put on a SnoRally. 36 "Hearty Souls" braved the extreme temperature to participate and approximately 40-50 others took part by purchasing Ghost Hands and enjoying the pancake breakfast in the am. The Asquith Elk's would like to thank Nutrien and Cervus Equipment Peterbilt for the door prizes and also the Asquith Hotel for the 'Warm-up Basket" draw item. A big Thank-You to all individuals who donated time and items for the breakfast and trail marking which without this rally could not have taken place. A good time was had by all.
Telemiracle Fundraiser in Delisle Raises over $4,000 Jeffery Straker returns April 23
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Telemiracle fundraiser was held in Delisle on February 9th. The evening included a cocktail hour, dinner and auction and raised $4,048. Unfortunately the feature entertainer of the evening, Jeffery Straker, had to cancel at the last minute due to a personal emergency. Jeffery feels terrible about having to cancel his performance, so he is returning to Delisle on Tuesday, April 23rd for another performance.
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April 1 Monday APRIL FOOLS DAY
April 9 Tuesday 4:00pm School Community Council Meeting Delisle Elementary School
April 16 Tuesday 7:00pm Delisle Co-op AGM Delisle Town Hall
April 20 Friday GOOD FRIDAY
April 2 Tuesday 12pm - 1pm Interagency Meeting Delisle Senior Centre
April 9 Tuesday 7:00pm PLCSA Annual Meeting Pike Lake Community Hall
April 17 Wednesday Garden Theme Silent Auction Begins Delisle Public Library
April 22 - April 26 NO SChOOL
April 2 Tuesday 4:30pm School Community Council Meeting Pike Lake School
April 13 Saturday 10am - 3pm Spring Craft Sale Asquith Senior Centre
April 17 Wednesday 7:00pm Warman RCMP Town Hall Meeting Brian King Centre, Warman
April 23 Tuesday 7:00pm Jeffery Straker Dessert Concert Delisle United Church
April 3 Wednesday 12:30pm - 1:15pm Peppa Pig Book Party Delisle Public Library
April 13 Saturday 8:00pm Easter Ham Bingo Perdue Complex
April 18 Thursday 5:30pm Messy Church Delisle United Church
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April 5 Friday 5:00pm Laura 4-H Beef on a Bun & Auction Delisle School
April 16 Tuesday 6:30pm School Community Council Meeting Lord Asquith School
April 19 Friday Deadline for Submissions to May RM Review
April 28 Sunday 4pm - 7pm ECWF Fish Fry & Bake Sale Asquith Elks Hall
April 8 Monday 7:00pm Delisle Golf & Country Club AGM Delisle Senior Centre
April 16 Tuesday 7:00pm Vanscoy EMO Public Meeting Vanscoy Circle Hall
April 19 Friday 7:00pm ‘Saved by Grace’ Performance Delisle Composite School
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hoots Welding & Ironworks Delisle 306-380-8730
Yardwork/Excavation Big Pines Services Inc. Vanscoy 306-230-7399
Mamba Ferns English Family Restaurant Perdue 306-237-9118
Graham Contracting Asquith 306-230-4653
Robin’s Nest Cafe Vanscoy 306-931-6996
Klassen Trenching Delisle 306-493-7579
Subway Delisle 306-715-1111
Markuss Landscaping Services 306-371-2409
Roofing
MyAcres LawnCutting 306-493-7775
Little Rainbow Roofing & Exteriors Inc. Saskatoon 306-382-4884 www.littlerainbow.ca
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myacres@sasktel.net
Stobbe’s Backhoe Service Grandora 306-668-4289
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PERSONAL INCOME TAX RETURNS
Rural Municipality of Perdue No. 346
Filed Online Discount for Seniors
Please be advised that the R.M. of Perdue No. 346 will be conducting repairs to the
GOODNOUGh BOOKKEEPING Phone 306 - 493 - 2771 Cell 306 - 361 - 9767 bobgoodnough@gmail.com
"Correction Line Bridge" located on the N NW 32-34-10 W3 for a period of 12 weeks, commencing the first week of January 2019, and the bridge will be closed to all traffic. Alternate routes will be posted.
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