RM Review May 2018

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Asquith, Conquest, Delisle, Donavon, Grandora, Harris, Kinley, Laura, Milden, Perdue, Pike Lake, Swanson, Tessier, Vanscoy, Zealandia

Volume 19 Number 5

May 2018

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From left to right: (Standing) Trace Brassard, Nick Sundquist, Brayden Milnes, Nicholas Glowa, John Sundquist (Assistant Coach), Easton Kinaschuk, Keeley Martens, Jackson MacIver, Nathan Rush, Matthew Sundquist, Carter Edgar, Jeff Durham (Assistant Coach), Wyatt Pavloff, Tyler Sanders, Wyatt Ivanco, Mitchell Kielo, Kevin Clarkson (Head Coach), Tyler Hamilton, (Laying) Kyle Clarkson & Jordan Durham

Sherry Anderson Skips Team Canada to World Senior Title

herry Anderson, of Delisle, took the World Senior Championship on April 28th by defeating the Margie Smith team from the U.S. 5-4 in the final.

The rink includes lead Anita Silvernagle, second Brenda Goertzen and third Patty Hersikorn.

Anderson skipped two different teams this season and won both women’s and seniors provincial title and both national and world championships.

Sherry Anderson Rink at Worlds

Asquith Plays Hockey for Humboldt

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hen an Asquith community member heard that April 14-15 was “play hockey for Humboldt Broncos” she put the word out on Facebook for the Town of Asquith to get together to play street hockey in

support. About 80 people of all ages came together that weekend and played some games of street hockey. The Elk’s Hall opened their doors for refreshments, the Co-Op donated bottles of water, and the Asquith Hotel donated pizzas for

everyone! In addition, the Mayor of Asquith provided everyone with donuts and cookies. The banner you see in the picture below was created and donated by ProTouch Engraving & Signage of Saskatoon. The banner was signed

by everyone in attendance and has been on display in the Co-op for additional signatures.

It will be sent on to Humboldt upon completion. All in all, a lot of community members helped make this memorable day happen!

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Editorial........................... p. 2 SPRING CLEANING... p. 4 Council Reports............... p. 4

RCMP Reports............... p. 5 School Reports............... p. 6 MP Report...................... p. 7

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MP Report....................... p. 7 Agriculture Reports........ p. 8 Consumer’s Corner......... p. 9

Community Reports.......... p. 10 Community Calendar........ p. 11 Business Directory............ p. 12

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Editorial

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was born and raised in Saskatoon and did not play organized hockey. We did have outdoor rinks in the backyard, and at the school, where I learned to skate and had lots of fun, but I never did catch the bug for organized hockey.

My memories are frozen feet in the shack and how much water can hurt when it is frozen.

Hockey... I don’t get it.

When we moved out to the Vanscoy area in 2000 I was amazed how many of our neighbors were involved in the local hockey scene. I heard the stories of very early morning trips to practices and standing around in cold arenas, but it didn’t stop them from keeping their kids involved .

I still don’t get it !

Then our son was born and I didn’t push him to get involved in hockey, and he didn’t. I always thought that I dodged a bullet... until April 6 and the Bronco’s tragedy.

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Hockey Culture has a Global Reach I watched as the wave of support flooded in from around the globe and I tried to understand just why this tragedy, much more than many others, touched so many people.

During the following weeks I, like everyone, got to know about the people involved and their communities. Along with the coaches, trainer, and others, I also learnt a lot about the players that were lost and injured.

These young men had a bonds that went beyond their current team mates.

They were part of so many other people’s lives from playing on different teams, generously supporting their communities with their time and they were all loved by their billet families.

Hockey, and dedicated parents, built these boys into world class men.

Now I finally get it.

To lose so many of them will be a big loss for all of us for some time.

This will be a very tough Mother’s Day for many amazing hockey moms.

Know that your world wide family is with you.

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Local Transfer Stations can help with Spring Cleaning

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pring has sprung a the clean-up of many yards, acreages and farms has begun.

The local transfer stations can take much of what you want to dispose of. There are many rules for disposing of various items and materials that you need to be aware of. As well there can be additional fees for various items.

Contact your local transfer station for information.

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Town of Delisle Location - 1/2 mile west of Delisle.

Hours Tuesdays & Thursdays - 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Saturdays - 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Fees $2.00 per 17 gallon capacity bag or can $80.00 per ½ ton truck box (64 cubic feet) – or prorated accordingly $35.00 each for Fridges, Freezers and Air Cond. $30.00 each for Couches $15.00 each for Upholstered Chairs $15.00 each for Furniture $15.00 each for Double or Smaller Mattresses $15.00 each for Double or Smaller Box Springs $30.00 each for Queen or King Mattresses $30.00 each for Queen or King Box Springs $20.00 each for a roll of carpet, rugs or lino The Transfer Station Supervisor may charge up to additional $20.00 for opening the gate.

We take compost, branches and trees, unpainted wood, metal, cement and asphalt at no charge providing these items are all separated from each other.

Rubble (gyproc, glass) - $60 per 1/2 ton truck box Rubble (asphalt, cement) will accepted at no charge provided they are separated from each other. They each have their own separate stockpile and will be crushed and reused as road material.

All household garbage is to be bagged Recycled items (cardboard, paper, clean plastic and rinsed cans) - $60.00 per 1/2 ton truck load, half load min. is $30.00, $150.00 per load in any larger truck loose garbage, appliances with mercury switches or freon - $60.00 per 1/2 ton truck load and $150.00 per load in any larger truck.

We also receive burning barrel contents (ashes only), unfinished lumber, trees, household appliances with mercury switch/freon removed, scrap metal, concrete.

For more info contact the RM Office at 306-493-2694.

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The Town will be collecting compost in back alleys on May 8th and 22nd. Place in 17 gallon containers.

Bagged Household Waste - $1.00 per bag Painted/Treated Wood - $30 per 1/2 ton truck load Drywall - $65.00 per 1/2 ton truck load Mattress, Box Spring, Couch, Rugs - $10.00 each Non-Rate Payer Permit - $100.00 per year + fees

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couches with metal, electronics, lawn mowers, old tools, swing sets, tin, wire, or anything metal will also be accepted. Posters have been distributed to businesses in town for more information.

Clean Waste Days have been set for the Town of Asquith for Saturdays, May 19, May 26, June 26, July 21, August 18, September 8, September 22, and October 6, 2018 when the old Asquith Landfill site will be open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

For more information please read posters that have been posted at businesses in town. This is also for Town of Asquith residents only.

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COUNCIL REPORTS

VILLAGE OF VANSCOY

anscoy Village Council held a regular meeting on April 11th, 2018. Council made a resolution to support a scholarship for Post-Secondary Education to a grade 12 student of $500.

Residents are reminded, with the warm weather finally here, there are regulations regarding outdoor fires. No person shall light a fire in the open air without obtaining a permit. Exceptions are a firepit constructed of cement, block or sheet metal; the fire pit must be located at least 10 feet from any building. Discharging of fireworks of any kind is prohibited, unless a permit is obtained. Permits are issued from the Village Office.

The Saskatchewan Assessment Agency will be performing a Village wide assessment of all properties in the Village. In the next week, all residents will be receiving a form to be filled out and returned to the office. The forms should be filled in as best you can with all pertinent information. If you need help with these, call SAMA or the Village Office. The sooner these forms are returned, the sooner SAMA can commence the re-inspection. Please send in as soon as possible.

Council has contracted a mechanical company to replace faulty water meters, connect water meter reading pucks and relocate pucks where necessary.

Residents who are affected will be contacted by the contractor or the office to have the work scheduled.

TOWN OF DELISLE Delisle Town Council held a special meeting April 12th, 2018. Virtue Construction was hired to sweep our streets for 2018 for a fee of $5,120.00 plus GST. Council extended the existing farmland lease with Vince Nelson for the East 1⁄2 of 19-34-8-W3 for an additional 2 years.

The Town will advertise in the Royal Canadian Legion Saskatchewan Command 2018 Military Service Recognition Book.

Application was made to Sask. Justice to allow the Town of Delisle to use the Bylaw Enforcement court in Kindersley.

Sunrise Builders quote of $10,356.30, taxes included, to supply and install plywood on the interior of the new ball diamond concession booth was accepted.

A painting will be placed in the Delisle Library dedicated to the memory of Carole Merkosky. Also, the walking trail in the new ball diamond area located south of 2nd Avenue will be dedicated to the memory of Carmen Vandenameele.

Council approved the issuance of a Community Event Permit to the Delisle Rodeo Committee for an event to take place at the Delisle Sportsgrounds on July 13th to 15th, 2018.

Skating Rink Ice Rental Rates for the 2018-19 season are set as follows: 1) $170/hour plus GST 2) $110/hour plus GST for Mondays to Fridays, midnight to 3:00 P.M. 3) $840 plus GST for a daily tournament.

A Town Council meeting will be held at 7:00 P.M., Monday, April 30th, 2018 at the Town Office to discuss the 2018 operating and capital budget and other financial matters.

Village of Kinley Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll for the Village of Kinley for the year 2018 has been prepared and is open to inspection in the office of the assessor from: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays Only from May 4 to June 4, 2018 Any person who wishes to appeal against his or her assessment is required to file his or her notice of appeal with: The Administrator Village of Kinley Box 51, Kinley SK S0K 2E0 by the 4th day of June, 2018 Dated this 4th day of May, 2018 Lynne Tolley Assessor

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TOWN OF ASqUITH

squith Town Council held its April regular meeting on April 11, 2018. Attending the meeting were Mayor Gail Erhart, Councillors Sue Sawicki, Dylan Claypool, Audra Jewitt, Harold Edwards, and Ted Goodnough, and Jordan Claypool.

Also attending was Foreman Darren Kraft, Assistant Administrator Kathy Picketts, and C.A.O. Holly Cross.

A resolution was made to accept the March 14, 2018 regular meeting minutes as presented.

A resolution was made to accept the March 2018 financial statements and the March 2018 bank reconciliations as presented.

Council made a motion to accept the accounts paid in the amount of $27,026.76 and the accounts payable in the amount of $14,944.18 as presented.

Roman Domashovitz was appointed to the Asquith Rink Board.

Spring Cleanup Weekend will be held on Saturday May 26 and Sunday May 27, 2018 and will be open to Town of Asquith residents only. You can use these bins to dispose of large dimensional waste (i.e. couches, mattresses, etc.) BN Metals will also have a bin there for white metals (washers, dryers, fridges, etc.). The doors should be pulled off these items. Batteries, BBQ’s, bikes, chairs with metal, couches with metal, electronics, lawn mowers, old tools, swing sets, tin, wire, or anything metal will be accepted. Posters have been distributed to businesses in town for more information.

Clean Waste Days have been set for the Town of Asquith for Saturdays, May 19, May 26, June 26, July 21, August 18, September 8, September 22, and October 6, 2018 when the old Asquith Landfill site will be open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. the For more information please read posters that have been posted at businesses in town. This is for Town of Asquith residents only!

Town of Asquith Annual Garage Sale will be held on Saturday, May 12, 2018. Indicate your participation by putting balloons by your driveway.

Graham Contracting has been awarded the contract to perform street sweeping in the Town of Asquith for a cost of two thousand and seven hundred dollars ($2700.00) plus any additional costs for uneven broom usage.

The Town of Asquith will be donating two hundred and fifty dollars ($250.00) to the Wounded Warriors in support of the Humboldt First Responders.

The Asquith Fire Department/First Responders will be holding a street dance/pig roast on Saturday June 9, 2018 at the Elk’s Hall in Asquith. Supper is from 57 p.m., age 16+ -$25.00, 11-15 - $12.00, 10-under FREE. Free Admission to the Show & Shine which is from 2-6 p.m. Street dance is from 9-12 a.m. Beer gardens will also be open from 2 p.m. – 12 a.m.

Live/Silent Auction 7-9 p.m. There will also be a children’s play area set up. Tickets for this event are available at the Asquith Co-Op, Asquith Hotel, Sandyridge Gas, or any AFD/AFR Member.

The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure in Regina, SK, has committed to constructing an eastbound right-turn lane and a westbound separated turning lane located at the new Inland Grain Terminal south of Highway 14 on Range Road 3070. This construction will take place in the summer of 2018. The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure would like to thank Councillor Dylan Claypool of the Town of Asquith for bringing this concern to their attention at the annual SUMA Convention.

With the onslaught of warm weather (finally!) people may be starting to think of using their firepits.

Please refer to The Burning Bylaw on the Town’s website, www.townofasquith.com.

Turning Lanes coming to Highway 14

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he Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure in Regina, SK, has committed to constructing an eastbound right-turn lane and a westbound separated turning lane located at the new Inland Grain Terminal south of Highway 14 on Range

Road 3070. This construction will take place in the summer of 2018.

The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure would like to thank Councillor Dylan Claypool of the Town of Asquith for bringing this concern to their attention at the annual SUMA Convention.

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RM OF MONTROSE

he RM of Montrose met for their regular meeting on April 12, 2018. The RM contracted with Langenburg Redi-Mix to crush approximately 16,000 cubic yards of gravel which was purchased from the Department of Highways. The gravel will be used on the higher traffic roads in the RM including the Donavon grid in 2018.

The Notice of Assessments were mailed on April 26th and the Assessment Roll is now open from April 26th to May 31st. Only those property owners with changes in their assessment will receive notices.

The list of Land Arrears was posted in the Outlook Newspaper on April 12th. If tax arrears are not paid

by June 8th, a lien will be placed on the property. You may also view the list of arrears on the RM of Montrose website (www.rmmontrose.ca).

Currently, the Human Resources Committee is interviewing candidates for the Superintendent of Public Works. Mr. Dennis Goll, previously Division 1 Councillor, has been contracted to assist in the interviewing process as well as in the union negotiations commencing near the end of this year. His expertise in HR and union negotiations will be an asset to the HR Committee and the RM Council.

The RM has a fire truck for sale, please contact the RM Office for details. The Volunteer Fire Department held a pancake breakfast on April 14th and raised just over $4,300.00. The RM thanks the community for their donations to the Volunteer Fire Department.

Anyone who would like to make contributions towards the Fire Department may forward a cheque payable to the RM of Montrose and a donation receipt will be issued and the funds will be forwarded to the Volunteer Fire Department.

The Public Meeting for the OCP and Zoning Bylaw was held on April 17th. The changes discussed were in regards to manure separation distances. The proposed separation distance is 100 meters from a residence.

Council will hold a Special Meeting the first week of May, prior to the farm seeding season to determine if they will be moving forward and submitting the proposed Official Community Plan and Zoning Bylaws.

There will be a notice of the Special Meeting posted on the website, billboards and emails will be sent out as well when a date is set. Please call office to verify meeting date.

The RM proceeded with the hiring of a Bylaw Enforcement Officer, Phil Brown, on an on-call basis.

There have been complaints of dogs running at large in the RM. Council advises that the Bylaw Enforcement Officer will be addressing this issues and fines may be imposed.

The RM has made donations to both the Legion and first responders of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash in the amount of $200.00 each.

The RM will also be applying for the Beaver Control Program for 2018.

The Council is currently working on the budget for 2018 and will need to adjust the budget for a loss in Potash and Revenue Sharing.

There have been two house fires in the RM to date.

The Council would like to remind ratepayers of the importance of carrying fire insurance to cover not only fire damage, but firefighting costs as well.

For clarification, additional information or concerns regarding the RM, please feel free to contact the RM Office at any time.

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RCMP REPORT Warman, Martensville, Delisle and Radisson Detachments March 26, 2018 to April 23, 2018 - Members Attended to 557 Calls

Roll Over on Hwy 672 near Vanscoy

70 year old Vanscoy Woman Assaulted

March 29, 2018 at 4:45 p.m. Police received a complaint of a single vehicle roll over on Highway 672 near Vanscoy.

Police attended the scene and spoke with the 39 year old male from Martensville. Ambulance also attended the scene.

The driver was not injured and there were no charges. The vehicle did not require towing from the scene.

April 9, 2018 at 4:05 p.m.

Police received a complaint of assault at a Vanscoy residence. The 70 year old female resident of the home reported that she was assaulted by her 53 year old boyfriend.

Police attended the residence and arrested the male. He was transported to hospital and was released on documents for an upcoming court date on assault and utter threats related charges.

The female received minor injuries in the assault.

Vehicle Abandoned in Asquith April 3, 2018 at 10:20 a.m. Police received a complaint of an abandoned vehicle in Asquith.

The caller reported that the vehicle was parked at the location for an extended period of time & the caller felt it may be stolen. Police attended the scene and checked the vehicle. It was not stolen and was not impeding traffic. There were no charges.

Drunk in Langham April 7, 2018 at 2:45 p.m.

Police received a complaint of an intoxicated male outside a business in Langham. While police were enroute to the location, they were advised that the 26 year old male from Langham was picked up by a family member. Police confirmed with the family member that the male was safe.

There were no charges.

Vehicle Stolen from Borden Business April 10, 2018 at 10:00 p.m. Police received a complaint of theft of a vehicle from a business in Borden. The caller reported they were at an event at the business when their vehicle went missing. A short time later the vehicle was located abandoned in Saskatoon. Investigation into this matter is ongoing.

Male Arrested for Threats in Delisle April 12, 2018 at 9:30 p.m. Police received a complaint of a suspicious person near a residence in Delisle. The caller was concerned that the person could be a male from a previous relationship that was causing problems.

Police attended the scene

Fire Season is Here and so are $150 Fines Section 249(2) of the Traffic Safety Act deals with throwing a burning substance from a vehicle.

This section deals mostly with people throwing cigarettes out the window.

This is how wild fires get started.

Occupants of a vehicle are reminded to not throw their cigarettes out of their vehicle. The fine is $150.00.

and arrested a 19 year old male from Saskatoon.

He was released on conditions for an upcoming court date on harassment and uttering threats charges. The female was not injured.

Driving Wrong Way on Highway 16 April 14, 2018 at 2:20 a.m. Police received a complaint of a vehicle travelling the wrong direction on Highway 16 near Langham. Police made immediate patrols and located the vehicle.

The 27 year old male driving the vehicle from Warman appeared to be intoxicated. He was taken back to the Detachment to provide a breath sample. He was released on documents for an upcoming court date on Impaired driving charges.

There were no injuries.

Asquith Man is Injured on Hwy 14 April 14, 2018 at 3:45 a.m. Police received a complaint of a single vehicle accident with injuries on Highway 14 near Asquith. Police attended along with Asquith fire and rescue and EMS. A 55 year old male from Asquith driving the vehicle was taken to hospital with serious injuries.

Semi, Ambulances Crash near Borden April 17, 2018 at 9:45 a.m. Police received a complaint of a single vehicle accident on the Borden bridge on Highway 16. Police attended the scene and found that a flat deck trailer lost control on the roads, struck the bridge. The semi was carrying 2 ambulances which became dislodged from the trailer. Traffic in the area was backed up for a extended period of time. Weather conditions at time of the accident were poor. There were no charges or injuries.

Well Being Check in Delisle April 17, 2018 at 3:05 p.m. Police received a request to do a wellness check on an individual in Delisle. The caller reported that they were having difficulty contacting a family member and requested police assistance as they were concerned for their well being. Police contacted the 34 year old male from Manitoba, who advised he was safe and sound.

Racing at Maymont April 19, 2018 at 1:40 p.m. Police received a complaint of 2 vehicles driving at excessive speeds on Highway 16 near Maymont. The caller was unable to provide plate numbers on the vehicles. Police made patrols of the area, but did

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tigation into this matter is ongoing.

Assault at Residence in Corman Park

April 30, 2018 at 6:25 a.m. Police received a complaint of a single vehicle roll over on Highway 14 near Asquith.

Police attended the scene along with EMS. The 25 year old male driver of the vehicle was transported to hospital for treatment of his injuries.

The vehicle was towed from the scene.

April 21, 2018 at 1:55 a.m. Police received a complaint of an assault at a residence in the RM of Corman Park. Police attended the residence and arrested the 28 year old male from Saskatoon. He was held in police cells over night and released on documents for an upcoming court date on assault related charges.

Vehicle Stolen from Vanscoy Residence April 27, 2018 at 8:00 p.m. Police received a complaint of theft of a vehicle from a business in Vanscoy. The caller reported that they went into a business and left the keys in the vehicle.

When they returned, the vehicle was gone. Police made immediate patrols of the area, but were unable to locate the vehicle.

Surrounding police agencies were advised. Inves-

Man Injured in Roll Over near Asquith

If you have information regarding this or any other crime, please contact Warman/Martensville RCMP at 306-9751670/306-975-1610 or if you have information and you wish to remain anonymous in your reporting, please contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), submit a tip at the website: saskcrimestoppers.com or text in a tip: TIP206 plus your tip to CRIMES (274637).

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School Community Council Election Dates Lord Asquith School

Tuesday, May 8 6:30pm

Vanscoy School

Tuesday, May 8, 7:00pm

Delisle Elementary School Thursday, May 10, 4:00pm

Delisle Composite School Tuesday, May 15, 6:00pm

Perdue School

Tuesday, May 15, 6:30pm

Pike Lake School

Tuesday, May 15, 7:00pm

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PIKE LAKE SCHOOL

s we write this newsy item, it appears that spring has finally sprung for once and for all!

With the fast departure of the last snow and with temperatures rising into double digits we are even more excited to be out and about with our learning!

During the last full week of April, our school cared for our home earth in a variety of ways. Two of the main activities we participated in were: a.) actively taking part in a recycling plastic bag challenge and b.) pitching in to gather all the garbage and debris from around our school that was left visible once the snow retreated. The week was a huge success in learning and caring for our environment.

We are happy to announce that our school is once again taking part in the David Suzuki 30 x 30 Nature Challenge during the month of May. Students and families will be logging at least 30 minutes each day outside in nature for 30 days. Over the past years with our annual involvement, there has been a steady increase in those participating and logging their times exploring the outdoors. Of course as we know, connecting with nature signifies a positive impact on being a healthier well being individual! Why don’t you join us in this movement? It’s free, it’s inspiring, it’s motivating and most importantly it is FUN! You can register your involvement @ https://davidsuzuki.org/take-action/act-locally/one-nature-challenge/ You won’t regret it!

We are well underway in our “One Book, One School” endeavor of reading “Adventure According to Humphrey” by Betty G. Birney. The students have been reading with their parents/guardians and excitedly answering the chapter questions along the way.

We are sure this venture has been successful in encouraging some quality reading time together as a family! A final celebration will take place in mid May when we culminate our reading adventure.

Our school has become “up to date” with social media and now have a school Twitter account. To follow us or check us out find us at: @PikeLakeSchool. Don’t forget to visit our blog page to that has wonderful tidbits of valuable information for you to resource. E.g. monthly calendars and newsletters, My Prairie Spirit Classroom, special links, school goals, etc. You can find our blog by visiting: http://blogs.spiritsd.ca/pikelakeschool/ Check it out and discover all the important information about your school in your community.

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Delisle Playschool New Outdoor Play Area

n the fall of 2017, the Delisle Playschool was excited to present their new outdoor area to the children for the 2017/2018 school year! At the time, it consisted of a shed and a two sided fence, as a means of an outdoor play area for the children. This project was sponsored by the Delisle CO-OP, Crop Production Services, CanAm, Molly’s Munchkins Dayhome, Flatlander Construction and Noble Contracting.

We are proud to announce that we were able to continue with the growth of this project through sponsorship provided from Agrium, HUB Insurance and a grant from the Community Initiatives Fund.

Simply Grounded Coffee Gallery in Delisle, also generously donated a portion of sales from their Italian soda purchases during March towards our outdoor play area. All sponsors from our project will be presented on a plaque to be displayed on the exterior of our shed.

With this additional sponsorship Miss Janelle, our playschool

Teacher, has purchased a sand and water table to support outdoor learning and sensory play. A gardening theme, has led to the purchase of gardening tools, gloves, watering cans, pails, planters and a variety of vegetable seeds. Insects will also be explored through the use of exploration science toys including bug nets, microscopes, magnifying glasses and various discovery toys. And of course an outdoor theme can’t be complete without a child sized tent and lanterns for stories and discovering.

The Delisle playschool Graduation for our four year old students will be take place at 2:30 on Sunday, June 24, 2018.

As a result of the graduation of students and parents moving onto elementary school, new board positions will be opening for the upcoming year. If you are interested in becoming involved with the Delisle Playschool please plan to attend the Annual General Meeting on Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 7:30, following the prereg-

istration of preschoolers which will be from 6:30-7:30 located in the lodge room of the Delisle Town Hall.

If you would like more information regarding the Delisle playschool please feel free to contact our current president, Kaila King, at kailaking@hotmail.com.

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pril has been an interesting month, weatherwise anyways. Snow, no snow, warm weather, cold weather. The preschoolers took advantage of the nice weather whenever we could, playing outside on the playground. Unfortunately, due to bad weather, we had to cancel a field trip, but we're hoping to reschedule it.

The 3-year olds learned about the season of spring on their first day back after the Easter break. Fortunately it was a nicer day so they could understand when we talked about snow melting and the weather becoming warmer. For number 8 day, they made an octopus, and for blue day at the end of the month, they will make a peacock.

The 4-year olds finished up the unit on safety, learning about fire safety. As mentioned, the trip to the fire hall was cancelled but we'll try again in May. Instead, we tried hard to get spring to come and stay by making butterflies. Our plan seems to have worked because the weather turned around again after Tuesday!

Our classroom is now decorated for spring with different flower crafts on the walls and butterflies hanging from the ceiling.

This week, we'll make some paper bag kites, and the kids will learn the poem Little Boy Blue for blue day.

In May, the 4-year olds will start the 5 Senses unit, we'll explore the number 9 and the colour purple, we'll celebrate moms, and start practicing graduation songs. I haven't quite figured out grad dates yet, but I'm thinking June 15th or 22nd for the 3-year olds and June 19th or 22nd for the 4-year olds.

That brings us to next year! Registration for next year will be Thursday, May 24th from 7-8pm, upstairs at Pike Lake Community Hall. Children must be 3 or 4

by December 31st, 2018, and toilet trained. Please call Wendy at 306-978-8164 for more information. We will be having a mandatory meeting for all registered families sometime in late August.

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Zorb Ball in Delisle

orb Ball will take place on Sunday, May 6th from 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. at the Delisle Composite School gymnasium.

The event is open to all kids ages 8-18 years old.

The afternoon is broken into two age groups: 1:00 to 2:00 P.M. kids ages 8-11 years old.

2:30 P.M. to 3:30 P.M. ages 12-18 years old.

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ents accompany their 811 year olds for the duration of the afternoon.

It will be followed by a presentation by Ranger Lake Bible camp, across the road at the Delisle Community Chapel.

Hotdogs, refreshments and fellowship to follow.

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by Ranger Lake Bible Camp and the Delisle Community Chapel Youth Group.

The Big Shred

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he Big Shred will take place in the parking lot of McClure United Church at 4025 Taylor St. (at Heritage Way) in Saskatoon on Saturday, May 5 from 9 am to 12 noon!

This is your chance to quickly shred old bank and utility statements, tax files (2011 and earlier), bills, files, and outdated documents which may contain personal information.

Shredding private, personal or confidential papers helps to prevent personal identity theft.

The last thing you want is someone removing your information from recycle or garbage bins. We ap-

preciate the partnership of the Shred-it company staff and trucks in this project.

This is the 5th annual Big Shred. Other years, proceeds helped pay down the mortgage at Amy McClure House, a personal care home for up to 23 residents, and the mortgage was paid off this February! Proceeds of the Big Shred this year will go to towards purchase of a therapeutic tub for residents!

This is a fundraiser and $10 per box, or $5 per shopping bag is suggested. Declutter your space and help a good cause at the same time!

Illegal Border Crossings

t is estimated that over 400 people a day are illegally crossing the border into Canada, flooding our refugee system and making it difficult for those in dire need to come to our country. The problem began after Trudeau sent out a tweet with the phrase “welcome to Canada”, referencing individuals who had already illegally crossed the border.

The Conservative Caucus introduced a motion calling on the Government to secure the border and come up with a plan, rather than simply spend more of your tax dollars on the growing problem.

The Honourable Michelle Rempel, Shadow Minister for Immigration, and Pierre Paul-Hus, Shadow Minister for Public Safety, issued the following statement calling on Justin Trudeau to take immediate action to manage Canada’s borders and immigration system: “Canadians expect our immigration system to operate in an orderly, planned, and safe manner.

“Despite repeated calls from Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives to come up with a plan, Justin Trudeau has failed to take the appropriate action to manage illegal border crossings in Canada since his irresponsible tweet last year.

“It is projected that upwards of 400 people per day will illegally cross into Quebec this summer and instead of looking at real solutions like closing the loophole in the Safe Third Country Agreement, or designating the

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he Vanscoy & District Ag Society is excited to be hosting our Perennial Exchange on Wednesday, May 16 at Vanscoy Circle Hall. Doors open at 6pm and the exchange start at 7pm.

This year they are happy to have Bernadette Vangool speak about "perennials and blooms throughout the year".

Admission is by silver collection and you are invited to bring baking and desserts to share at the exchange too.

Other upcoming events include their annual student bursary for all grade twelve students planning to go on to a post secondary education. If you are interested in applying, talk to your school for the application form and requirements or contact them by emailing vanscoyag@gmail.com.

The Society is proud to announce that the bursary is increased to $1000 and they encourage all students to apply before the deadline of Monday, May 28.

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long with all of our current teams, DMHA is hoping to expand and run female teams in both the Novice and Atom age groups.

Players who are interested have to preregister so numbers are known early enough to make this

possible and planning can start. Online registration will open after the celebration and will be open until May 31st.

If you have any questions please go to the DMHA website or email dmha1@sasktel.net

Car Seat Installation Clinic on June 12th

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ravis Holeha is a Child Traffic Safety Coordinator for the Saskatchewan Prevention Institute.

He will be inspecting car seat installations in vehicles on June 12th.

The car seat clinic will be held downtown Delisle, alongside with the children's playgroup, where the kids can play while parents and caregivers are encouraged to learn about the laws regarding car seats.

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The Delisle and District Fire Department will also be joining the clinic, showing the kids their fire trucks and equipment, while reminding them the importance of using seatbelts.

The clinic is set to be held downtown from 10am-noon pending council approval, which in anticipated in May. This is a Delisle and District Recreation Association event.

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“It is unacceptable to millions of Canadians who came here legally and played by the rules, that the Prime Minister would encourage individuals to illegally enter our country. It’s also unfair to those families who are sponsoring loved ones through the family reunification program that their family members need to wait longer to come to Canada because Justin Trudeau is prioritizing illegal border crossers.

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or both commercial and purebred herds, yearling bulls and their proper care represent a significant investment in the future of the cowherd.

These bulls represent the genetics that will impact productivity long after their breeding days have passed. In order to maximize this investment, yearling bulls require special attention.

Bulls of this age are typically gaining between three and four pounds a day up until sale time.

While it is not necessary to maintain this once he arrives at your ranch it is important to keep him growing. Bulls should be slowly backed off until they are gaining two or two and half pounds a day until breeding season begins. Bulls that are allowed to lose weight between sale time and breeding may not have enough reserves to successfully make it through their first breeding season. Exercise is also important at this time as your bull likely was raised in a drylot situation. A small grass paddock or larger pen will allow him to get conditioned for the upcoming breeding season.

Yearling Bull Management

It is also important to know the vaccination history of the bull you just purchased. If he hasn’t been vaccinated, he should be as soon as possible after coming to your ranch. The newly purchased bull should be vaccinated against IBR, BVD, PI3, leptospirosis, and vibriosis. It is also a good idea to immunize him with a 7-way clostridial bacterin. A foot rot vaccine may also be administered at this time.

The post-breeding care provided to yearling bulls is critical if they are to remain productive in future years. It is important to assess physical condition following breeding season. In order for a yearling bull to be ready to breed by next summer, he should be fed to achieve a weight in the 65 to 75 percent range of his expected mature size, and this by the beginning of the next breeding season.

This will help assure that he will be a strong aggressive breeder.

As an example, a bull expected to mature at a weight of 2200 pounds will need to weigh approximately 1650 pounds prior to the next breeding season. This means that if a bull comes out of a

pasture weighing 1100 pounds, he will need to gain 550 pounds over the course of the fall and winter season in order to be ready for breeding season. It is therefore important to put together a balanced ration with proper minerals and vitamins that will enable the bull to achieve the proper weight. Regional Livestock Specialists are available to assist you with developing these rations.

Proper care and management of yearling bulls is essential if reproductive performance and genetic improvement of the cowherd is to be maximized. Furthermore, proper care of yearling bulls will increase the likelihood of these animals being successful breeders for years to come. Successful bull management gets cows bred early in the breeding season, optimizes weaning weights, and increases profits.

For more information contact: Travis Peardon Livestock and Feeds Extension Specialist Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture Outlook Regional Office (306) 867-5504

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Canadian Project To Study The Health Outcomes Of Grains-Based Foods CALGARY (April 23, 2018) – A new research project at the University of Saskatchewan aims to enhance the information available on the Canadian consumption of foods made from both whole and enriched non-whole grains.

Both whole grain and enriched nonwhole grain foods are important parts of a balanced diet for Canadians. While whole grain foods have been studied significantly, and the nutritional benefits of including them in one’s diet are well known, there is less information on the consumption of enriched non-whole grain foods like white bread, bagels and hamburger/hot dog buns, and the nutrition and health benefits of consuming these foods.

Led by Hassan Vatanparast of the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Pharmacy and Nutrition and School of Public Health, the project utilizes the recently released 2015 Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) data to provide better guidance to Canadians and policy makers on the contribution of both whole and enriched non-whole grains to the diet. The project is being funded jointly by the Saskatchewan Wheat Development Commission (Sask Wheat), the Alberta Wheat Commission (AWC), the Grain Farmers of Ontario (GFO), and Mitacs, a Canadian not-forprofit funding agency supporting industry-academia collaborations.

“We want to ensure that consumers and policy makers have the best information available to them,” said Sask Wheat Chair Laura Reiter, who farms near Radisson, Saskatchewan.

“Evidence from other countries has shown that foods made from both whole grain and enriched non-whole grains provide nutritional and health benefits to those who included these foods in their diets. We need this research done here to help Canadians make informed decisions that will benefit their health and well-being.”

Canada’s Food Guide is currently being revised and Health Canada is proposing Canadians increase their dietary intake of whole grain foods and decrease their intake of foods made with enriched nonwhole grains. However, studies using data from the US National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey have recently shown the inclusion of enriched non-whole grain foods contribute to nutrient intakes and diet quality in children and adults. The results of Vatanparast’s project are expected to benefit consumers and policy makers with better health and nutrition information on the consumption of all grainsbased foods while also providing benefits to the Canadian farmers who produce the grain.

“We believe Canadians should have accessible, science-based information when it comes to how we choose to nourish ourselves and our families,” said Kevin Bender, AWC board chair. “Investment in Dr. Vatanparast’s work will provide information on the health benefits of all grain-based foods to help inform these decisions.”

“Ontario farmers grow high quality nutritious wheat that goes into a number of refined, enriched grain-based foods.

This project, and the information generated from it, will allow Canadian consumers to continue to make well-informed, science-based decisions on their food choices,” said Markus Haerle, Chairman, Grain Farmers of Ontario.

“This is an opportunity for us to investigate Canadians’ consumption of grain products, the key nutrients these grains contribute to the diet, and the potential association of grain products consumption to health outcomes,” said Vatanparast.

The results of the project will be available from mid-2018 into 2020.

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PST ON USED VEHICLES

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he recent provincial budget has resulted in all used vehicles being taxable for PST effective April 11, 2018. This change applies to all vehicles sold whether at a dealership or privately, new or used, light or heavy are now taxed at 6% regardless of the date on the bill of sale. SGI administers the collection of tax on behalf of the government, for more information you can also phone the Ministry of Finance 1-800-667-6102.

Following the recent budget rules, used vehicles purchased privately in Canada for personal or farm use only with a purchase price of $5,000 or less are now exempt from 6% PST. This $5,000 tax exemption applies to private sales only for cars, SUVs, light vans, light trucks 1 ton or less, motorhomes and buses, campers, leisure vehicles such as ATVs or boats, motorcycles and snowmobiles. Private or farm use utility or transport trailers are also exempt under $5,000. In essence, the former $3,000 PST deduction has been replaced with a $5,000 PST exemption for personal or farm used private purchases only.

For example, if you purchase a used car today for $9,000 then 6% PST will apply to the entire $9,000 (not only on the $4,000 above the $5k base exemption) or the Red Book value (whichever is greater). Red Book value is an industry valuation tool that is used to determine wholesale value of vehicles. If there is no Red Book value available for your vehicle then determination of tax will be based on purchase price as indicated on your bill of sale.

The trade-in allowance has been reinstated, whether purchased new or used for light personal and

farm vehicles. This means PST will be calculated less the trade-in value. For example, if you bought a vehicle for $10,000, and traded in another previously PST paid vehicle for $4,000, the PST will be calculated on the difference of $6,000. The trade-in allowance is not taken into consideration when determining if the $5,000 exemption applies. It is the full purchase price or the Red Book value whichever is greater.

These rules allow an exemption for the gifting of used vehicles between qualifying family members (provided tax has been previously paid). Qualifying family members are defined as spouse and common-law spouse, parent and step-parent, child and step-child, grandparent and step-grandparent, grandchildren and step-grandchildren, brothers, sisters, step-brothers and step-sisters, legal guardian, foster-parent, fatherin-law and mother-in-law and son or daughter-in-law.

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Fourth Annual Highway 60 Market on Saturday June 16th

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ome made. Home grown. Home produced. Shop from some of the finest artisans in our province at the Fourth Annual Highway 60 Market - Saturday, June16th under the roof at Windy Acres (the home of the John Arcand Fiddle Fest).

Admission is FREE! Tons of prize giveaways! Concession on site and plenty of free parking!! It’s easy

to find! From Saskatoon head out of the city going west and follow the signs to Highway 7 – when you see the turn off to Highway 60 (Pike Lake) – turn left and follow that road for 5 kilometers. There will be signs posted along the way.

The ROOF is an 80 by 200 foot pole structure with drop down sides built to house the main stage at the John Arcand

Fiddle Fest held each August. The Highway 60 Market acts as a fundraiser for the organization, and also as a community building event offering the opportunity to raise the awareness of the facility, it’s amenities and it’s availability, as it’s rented out when not in use by the Festival.

The Highway 60 Market is a craft fair –a farmer’s market –a tradeshow –

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ALL IN ONE LOCATION! Many one of a kind items and bargains to be had with over 100 tables of great shopping.

Crafts, homemade goods, home based businesses, antiques and collectibles and so much more....if it’s homegrown, homemade or home produced –it’s likely to be there!!

What a great way to spend a Saturday – come out and join us for The Fourth Annual Highway 60 Market, June 16th from 10 to 4.

Also watch for the upcoming Gigantic Garage Sale and Flea Market under the Roof - happening July 28th! Vendors are now being accepted. Contact us at 306-.382.0111 or email: windy.acres@sasktel.net

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Brain Tumour Awareness Month

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ational Leader of ELKS of Canada, Deborah Sallenback, visited Asquith ELKS on February 27th.

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The supper and meeting included members from Allan, Saskatoon and Stranraer as well as Asquith Town Council.

The ELKS of Canada were founded in 1912, and has nearly 13,000 members who are dedicated to working for the community with priorities for children, senior citizens, and others in need. They have provided playgrounds, children camps, seniors housing and equipment for hospitals.

They have focused n hearing impaired children, contributing over 15 million dollars to special projects.

The Asquith ELKS Lodge has been in existence for nearly 50 years and the current president is Les Stack.

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’m writing to raise awareness about brain tumours in our community.

My name is Heather Poirier and I’m the volunteer walk co-ordinator for our Saskatoon Brain Tumour Walk. I’m also a survivor of a childhood brain tumour.

Due to the symptoms reflecting other illnesses as well as the lack of awareness around pediatric brain tumours, it took a while before I was diagnosed and by that time I would have had a month to live if it had not been discovered. I was one of the lucky ones. 20 years later, I live a healthy life with my family outside of Asquith and can work with others in furthering our research and support for the brain tumour community.

We are not alone. May is Brain Tumour Awareness month and during this month alone, 837 Canadians will hear the words “you have a brain tumour”.

And they will add their voice to the 55,000 survivors across this country desperate for an increase in awareness of this little-known disease.

But even more importantly, every one of these people need understanding of the extreme impact of a brain tumour.

They are silent and sneaky thieves stealing personalities, livelihoods, abilities, and ultimately, far too often, lives.

I urge all readers to become aware of the symptoms of brain tumours and support their family/friends affected by the disease. We are also actively looking for volunteers in Saskatchewan for fundraising and our annual walk in Saskatoon.

Sincerely, Heather Poirier Survivor of a non-malignant brain tumour since 1998

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Finally!

The PLCSA has had only one event thus far in April, but what a fabulous event it was. Four of Pike Lake Communities' hard working ladies, - Angela Bothner, Kim Puckett, Elyse Henderson and Netta Foster, took on the formidable task of putting on PLCSA's 2018 Ladies Night. What a fantastic job they did, not only putting on the event but ultimately rejuvenating it.

The 2018 Crystal & Dine was a huge success as more over 170 ladies attended the revamped ladies night, all leaving very happy with the evenings proceedings. We look forward to next year's event.

We do have one more event yet in April. PLCSA hosts another Texas Hold'Em tournament on Saturday, April 28th, starting at 7 p.m. We are looking forward to it being a successful event, especially with the positive weather change.

Approaching the end of April we expect to soon see our farmers out in the fields putting in this year's crop and doing their other spring work. We hope they have a very successful year.

Also, at this time of year the PLCSA soccer program gets under way. Monday, April 30th will be the "kickoff" to the 2018 seven week program.

The League is scheduled to start May 7th. Again, we host the league tournament, this year on June 2nd.

The soccer games and tournament have proven to be a great activity for both the youth and others of our community. It appears likely that we will have a significant increase in player numbers this year, especially in the younger age groups, which speaks well for Pike Lake's future soccer. Hopefully you will look to get involved in some capacity, and/or come out Mondays and Wednesdays to support Pike lake's youth

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Finally PLCSA hosts another Community Potluck on Friday, May 11th, starting at 6 p.m.

The PLCSA Board still has one key board position open at this point of time, and that is the *treasurer position*. If you are, or you know of anyone that might be interested, please relay the information to me.

FYI, please note the PLCSA have changed their monthly meeting time. We now meet on the 2nd Tuesday of each month (except July).

Bill Thon, PLCSA Chairperson

Editors Note I learned, with great sadness, that after writing this report, Bill Thon passed away. He was very active in the Pike Lake community and will be greatly missed.

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