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November 2016

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Canada 150 Mosaic Mural Unveiled in Delisle

Remembrance Day Services Nov. 9 - Pike Lake School - 10:50am Nov. 10 - Vanscoy School - 10:30am Nov. 10 - Delisle School - 10:45am Nov. 11 - Delisle Town Hall - 10:30am Nov. 11 - Asquith Sr. Centre - 10:45am For more information

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Mural will remain on permanent display at Delisle Elementary School

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n October 20th, the Delisle Elementary School unveiled a community created mural as part of the Canada 150 Mosaic project.

Teresa Shirley, Pam Garner and school principal Jolayne Rempel.

They secured sponsorship from a Canada Heritage Grant, Agrium, Delisle Recreation Board - Sask.

Lotteries, Delisle Elementary School and the Delisle Elementary School Community Council.

“Our goal was to have family representation in some form from as many families in Delisle as we could”, says Principal Rempel.

In total 400 tiles were painted from these various groups. The To celebrate Canada’s 150 year mural contains local elements such anniversary internationally recogas the Delisle water tower, tiger nized artist Lewis Lavoie and lily, wheat and potash. It also his Mural Mosaic team features a child and an based out of Sturgeon elder to represent that all County, Alberta launched age goups are important to a two-year project to create the community. “Stories a railway themed mural passed down from our eldinvolving all provinces and ers to our youngsters are territories, which will ininvaluable, and we had clude over 80,000 paintthat very thing happen ings on 150 murals, that during this week”, says when united will form one teacher Pam Garner, gigantic mural mosaic. The “these two characters also www.Canada150Mosaic.com show the joy of love and 8’ x 8’ murals, if ever connected, would be over 4 the joy of freedom that we football fields long. are lucky to have in Delisle”.

The mural was then created over The Delisle school got involved a one week by 195 students, 25 staff The mural will remain on display few months ago and formed a local members, guests from Seniors, in the school as an historical legacy committee made up of residents local businesses, churches, associato commemorate the sesquicentenDeb Rolston and Shauna Adams tions, some high school students nial anniversary. plus school staff Carol Lynn Howe, and the Delisle Town Council.

Drop by the school to check it out !

Editorial........................... p. 2 Red Williams.................... p. 3 Council Reports................ p. 4

Remembrance Day Feature Page 6 - 7 RCMP Report................... p. 5 MP Report........................ p. 5 School Reports.................. p. 6

Municipal Election Results on Page 5

Farm Reports...................... p. 8 Consumer’s Corner............. p. 9 Community Reports........... p. 10

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

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Trump has convinced them that the real enemy is not only all the democratically elected officials in both parties, but also their fellow citizens... Mexican immigrants are the cause all crime, American Muslims are all terrorists, African Americans are the cause of police racism, the Media are all liars, Women are nasty, etc, etc, etc.

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Better the Devil You Don’t Know ?

t has been said that, when having to choose between two unpopular political candidates, say Hillary Rodham Clinton and Donald J. Trump, it is....

“better the devil you know, than the devil you don’t”.

This translates into politicians are all scumbags who will screw you, but you will likely get screwed more by the one that you don’t know very much about.

This is probably too negative of a view to attach to all people that are willing to enter public life and work for the rest of us, to make our lives better in whatever way they see as important, and that we agreed to, through a democratic vote.

After all, they are just real people like you and I, with all the warts and faults that come with being humans.

You see some of it, in somebody, somewhere, every day...

Sure, Hillary Clinton is no angel, and like the rest of us, has many flaws and has made many mistakes, more than we will ever know. But by not promoting this about herself, in fact doing her best to hide it and not talk about it, she comes across as secretive, allowing Trump to then demonize her as “Crooked Hillary”.

In a few days, Americans will have to make a choice for the most powerful office in the world. Will it be secretive, crooked Hillary the Devil they don’t know or trust ?

Or will it be crazy ass Trump, the Devil they have come to know all too well ?

Recent polls show that they will likely go with “the Devil they DON’T know” But then what ? Is the war over... or has the Trump war just begun ?

A Hillary win will likely not be acceptable to the more radical Trump supporters.

The election was rigged ! Reject the results ! The Revolution begins now !

And that Revolution will directly target the groups Trump has demonized for them.

Trump will need to put this evil genie back in the bottle with a strong concession speech on November 8th, but that just doesn’t sound like “the Devil I know”,

Are people Racist ? Absolutely !

Are people Sexist ? You bet.

Misogynists ? Unfortunately some are.

Cheaters ? Yup. Hypocrites ? Whenever they have to be !

Liars ? Everywhere you look in politics.

Greedy bastards ? Yup, lots of those too.

Are there some people that are obsessed with Power ?

Sure there are, but some more than others, right Donald ??

An even scarier thought is that Trump actually wins the election !

Either way, God help us.... and God HELP the United States of America !

Ken Sowter - Editor

There is some level of these negative traits within all of us, and we are usually judged by our ability, or at least our willingness, to suppress and control them.

In a democracy, politicians try to downplay any of these characteristics, but instead focus on selling their positive traits, in order to get elected... not the Donald.

Proudly claiming to be a political outsider and an unapologetic, non-politically correct everyday billionaire, Trump has connect with a disturbingly high percentage of disgruntled American voters who feel the current system has let them down.

How has he managed to accomplish this ?

It said that to get support for a war, you must first demonize the enemy. Trump has relentlessly ‘demonized’ all of his opponents in order to make himself acceptable.

Stupid Leaders, Low Energy Jeb, Lying Ted, Little Marco... all LOSERS !!

The Republican party, so worried about losing to Hillary Clinton, sold their soul to “the Devil they Know” to avoid Trump running as an Independent.

But as they get to know their devil, with almost daily sensational revelations, they are wanting to jump off the crazy train, but doing so is ripping their party in two.

If they don’t jump... they face the wrath of half of their own supporters who now blame them for selling out their party to Trump.

If they do jump... they will be punished by the other half of their supporters who are now convinced that judgement day has come, and Trump is their savior !

It is these latter Republican supporters we should be concerned about...

Donald Trump has run a campaign that not only highlighted many of the negative characteristics that he possesses, but he has made every effort to encourage it in his supporters as well. They now feel empowered to embrace these dark underlying character traits in themselves as the path to power.

TAX ENFORCEMENT LIST TOWN OF ASQUITH PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN Notice is hereby given under The Tax Enforcement Act that unless the arrears and costs appearing opposite the land and title number described in the following list are fully paid before the 15th day of January, 2017, an interest based on a tax lien will be registered against the land.

Note: A sum for costs in an amount required by Subsection 4(3) of The Tax Enforcement Act is included in the amount shown against each parcel.

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Dated the 12th day of October, 2016 Holly Cross, Treasurer

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Memorial Dedicated for Police and Peace Officers Killed in the Line of Duty

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n Sunday, October 2nd, after 13 years of planning, the Saskatchewan Police and Peace Officers Memorial Committee held a ceremony at TreeTernity, near Vanscoy, to plant a tree that will serve as a memorial to all provincial Police and Peace Officers that have been killed in the line of duty.

Master of ceremonies, Staff Sergeant Grant Obst began the ceremony at 11:00am, which included remarks from Saskatchewan Lieutenant Governor Vaughn Solomon Schofield.

TreeTernity located south of Vanscoy

The dedication also included a formal color party and the Saskatoon Police Pipe and Drum Band, including a solo performance by our own local Dave Mackintosh.

Mia Hollinger, owner and creator of TreeTernity Memorial Forest, provided the plot of land, a tree and a commemorative plaque.

TreeTernity is located 1.5 KM South of Vanscoy on Township Road 3075.

More information is available on Facebook.

Tree being planted at memorial ceremony

Two Phases of the Rejuvenation Project are now Completed at the Delisle Public Library

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elisle Branch Library is pleased to invite you to an Open House on Nov. 2, 7:00-9:00 p.m., in celebration of the completion of the first two phases of the multi-faceted Library Rejuvenation Project.

The first phase of the project included the addition of sleek end-shelving units (built by Cliff Merkosky) to better house and display new library materials. A cozy reading nook with comfortable big chairs was added. Innovative storage solutions and numerous other small modifications have opened up space and improved both the public area appearance and the behind-the-scenes workings of the library. These alterations were made possible by contributions from Laura Multiple 4-H Club, Delisle Community Players, and Delisle Library fundraising events, as well as through individual donations.

The second and largest phase of the project was achieved thanks to the generous financial support of Agrium, Delisle Crops for Community, and the Town of Delisle.

Visitors to the library are now greeted at a large curving reception desk, engineered by Northern Wood Design. The two-tiered design is attractive, ergonomic and functional, facilitating flow and efficiency of service while ensuring patron privacy and comfort. The children’s area has also undergone a complete transformation.

Custom shelving maximizes available space and provides child-friendly access to books.

Corkboards extending to the ceiling make a backdrop for themed displays designed to stimulate interest in reading about new seasons, occasions, different cultures and many other motifs. A large “reading tree” area-rug offers cushioned

comfort for kids during the regularly scheduled “Story Time” events. Additional custom shelving houses over-sized graphic novels and frees up room for more material of interest to children and young adults.

Fresh white paint on the walls and the concealment of existing utilities such as the sink and book-drop have contributed to a more modern and streamlined façade. The end result is a library with a contemporary and professional appearance, which still maintains a quirky charm and a warmly welcoming atmosphere. Phase three of the Library Rejuvenation Project is currently under consideration – stay tuned!

Article by Susan Bayne, Board Member

Food for Thought

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The Colour Bar

have had the opportunity to travel over much of the world which has given me a very special view of the people and their differences. If one of these people from far away passes one by in Saskatoon they are bound to draw attention. It doesn’t take much to identify the “FOREIGNER”; a different mustache, baggy trousers, a sari or perhaps a hijab. You may smile at them because they are different, or you may turn your eyes away because you don’t want to stare. Some of this is racist but mostly just not knowing how to approach those of a different race or colour.

I have experienced this treatment in many countries. The adults are shy at first but if given the opportunity will be

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friendly and generous. The children will be the first to leap the cultural barrier and soon are touching the strange white skin. There is a wall that has to be scaled which is a form of racism but once contact is established the normal instinct is to be friendly and generous in whatever is considered proper in their culture. Invariable I have been welcomed in the countries I have travelled to and worked in.

Where ever one goes, the locals are warm and generous and, given the opportunity, will share their culture in exchange for your good will.

Opinions expressed here are exclusively those of the author.

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COUNCIL REPORTS

TOWN OF DELISLE

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ouncil held a regular council meeting on October 11, 2016.

The Town privately purchased a 2007 GMC half ton truck to replace our existing 1997 half ton.

McAllister Drilling was hired to dig test holes for our new well site.

The Town accepted SaskPower’s quote to provide electricity to the concession site at the new ball diamonds.

Sid Schneider is the new supervisor at the transfer station.

The RCMP detachment lease was renewed for another 5 years.

The company Caliber was hired to perform furnace duct cleaning at the arena.

A $100 donation was made to the fire department in memory of past councillor Dave Currie.

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squith Town Council held its regular council meeting on October 12, 2016. Attending were Mayor Gail Erhart, Councillors Garry Dumont, Leen Van Marion, Ross Beal and Don Lysyshyn. Also attending was C.A.O. Holly Cross and Foreman Darren Kraft.

The September 14, 2016 Council meeting minutes were accepted as presented.

A motion was made to accept the September 2016 treasurer's statement of receipts and expenditures.

A resolution was made to accept the accounts paid of $26,998.73 and the accounts payable of $37,753.87.

The 2016 List of Lands in Arrears, the first step of tax enforcement, was presented to Council.

Council adopted the Employee Policy #1-2016 and the Anti-Harassment Policy #2-2016.

A motion was made to purchase an advertisement in the Royal Canadian Legion Military Service Recognition Book for one hundred and ninety-five dollars.

Madge Roofing has been contracted to repair the Sports Center roof for a cost of one thousand eight hundred dollars.

Please remember that all garbage and recycling bins must be out by 7 a.m. on Thursdays for pickup. It was noted by Loraas on Thursday, October 20, 2016 that there were sixty-five carts that were not yet put out by 8:00 a.m. There were two carts that were placed backwards, with the lids opening towards the residence-these carts cannot be picked up as the truck would wreck the lids. Also, there were some residences that put more than one cart out, and if the carts are less than four feet apart, or four feet from a parked vehicle, they will not be picked up. Some individuals continue to overload their carts unicipal elecplease remember that tions took place across the the cart must have the

lid closed in order to be picked up. This is to minimize or eliminate waste or recycling blowing around when the truck driver dumps the cart.

Also, with winter looming, it is important to remember that once there is snow that has been ploughed and pushed up at the edges of the road, the cart must be far enough forward of the snowbanks for the truck to pick it up.

Failure to put your cart out on time, or to follow any of the rules or guidelines of Loraas will result in your cart not being picked up!

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VILLAgE OF VANSCOY

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ouncil received two snow removal tenders and will be awarding the contract at the council meeting in November.

Mayor Odnokon will be attending the Remembrance Day Service in Delisle.

The office had received phone calls from residents who claim they knew nothing of the election that was held on October 26 to fill the office seats for Council of the Village. As per legislation, advertising must be done in a local paper circulating the voting area. This was advertised in the September issue of the RM Review; as well, notices were posted at the Vanscoy Tempo Robin’s Nest Café in Vanscoy and the Vanscoy Village Office.

Future elections will be held at intervals of every four years on the fourth Wednesday of October.

(This will be October 28, 2020) Mark your calendars!

Remember to renew your dog licenses and home based business licenses in January. Fees will increase if not renewed until February.

Municipal Elections Results

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province on Wednesday, October 26th. RM of Montrose, Town of Delisle and Village of Vanscoy required elections.

RM OF HARRIS All positions filled through acclimation Reeve David Husband Councillor Div 1 Russell Gordon Councillor Div 3 Bryce McKenzie Councillor Div 5 Brent Genest

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Div 1 & 3 positions filled through acclimation Division 1 Dennis Goll Division 3 Greg Anderson Division 5 Joel Abraham - Elected (45 votes) Joan Rice (32 votes) Reeve Murray Purcell - Elected (153 votes) Marion Thompson (102 votes)

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All positions filled through acclimation Reeve Floyd Chapple Councillor Div 1 James Harvey Councillor Div 3 Leonard Junop Councillor Div 5 Ron Stevens

All positions filled through acclimation Mayor Gail Erhart 6 Councillors Dylan Claypool Jordan Claypool Harold R. Edwards Ted Goodnough Jerome Rogan Susan Sawicki

VILLAgE OF TESSIER All positions filled through acclimation Mayor Maurice Hanson Jr. 2 Councillors Brenda Johnson Kurtis Johnson

VILLAgE OF VANSCOY Mayor position filled through acclimation Mayor Robin Odnokon 4 Councillors Nelson Chovin - Elected (52 votes) Melisa Harris (33 votes) Brent Lensen - Elected (59 votes) Denise Robert - Elected (55 votes) Nadine Seguin - Elected (58 votes)

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Mayor Dave Anderchek - Elected (192 votes) Al Dreher (82 votes) 6 Councillors Cary Brunett - Elected (178 votes) Dan Crapley - Elected (166 votes) Curt Gessell - Elected (242 votes) Ryan King - Elected (177 votes) Brent Laing (146 votes) Dan Mantyka - Elected (187 votes) Darcy Peakman - Elected (170 votes) Roland Rusnell (135 votes)

Asquith Fire Department and First Responders Release Statistics

he Asquith Fire Department and the Asquith First Responders have released call statistics for the past 5 years and 2016 year to date.

Vanscoy 931-6996

TOWN OF DELISLE

2011 - 56 Calls (30 Fire/26 First Resp.)

2012 - 56 Calls (18 Fire/38 First Resp.)

2013 - 79 Calls (33 Fire/46 First Resp.)

2014 - 77 Calls (29 Fire/48 First Resp.)

2015 - 105 Calls (33 Fire/72 First Resp.)

2016 - 86 Calls (37 Fire/49 First Resp.)

2016 YTD Calls - Fire Department Fire - 17 MVA - 12 Medical - 2 STARS - 2 False Alarm - 4 2016 YTD Calls - First Responders Fire - 11 MVA - 11 Medical - 27

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RCMP REPORT

From September 26 to October 24, 2016 the Detachment attended 527 calls resulting in 257 charges being laid.

Driver goes Wrong way on Hwy 16 September 28th at 2:14 a.m. a vehicle was reported on Highway 16 travelling eastbound in the westbound lanes. The vehicle was stopped near the Dalmeny Highway and the driver found to be impaired. Charges have been laid.

Semi Trailer Tips Over on Hwy 16 On October 3rd at 7:36 am a semi trailer tipped over on its side on Highway 16 at Radisson.

Trailer was righted and towed.

Jeep Stolen from Asquith Acreage On September 30th at 2:45 pm a Jeep Sport was stolen from an acreage near Asquith. The Jeep was recovered the next day near Vanscoy.

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Injuries in Crash on Hwy 16 near Borden

September 30th at 6:40 pm a report of a house broken into in Vanscoy was received. Happened sometime during the day.

Various items taken.

October 16th at 9:00 am a vehicle reported striking the sides of the Borden Bridge several times due to the extremely icy conditions. Vehicle not driveable when it got off the bridge.

October 20th at 12:54 pm a single vehicle accident occurred on Highway 16 near Borden. The 68 year old female driver was taken to hospital with serious injuries.

October 4th at 3:30 pm a two vehicle collision occurred on Highway 16 near Langham, when one vehicle crossed Highway 16 when unsafe and was hit by another vehicle.

Charges were laid.

Truck Stolen from grandora is Burned October 4th at 8:45 a truck was located on Township Road 3075, completed burnt. Investigation found the truck was stolen from Grandora the previous evening.

Vehicle Fire on Highway 60

School Bus Burns Down at grandora October 11th at 10:17 pm a school bus was reported on fire on an acreage near Grandora. The bus was parked and had been plugged in. Caught on fire shortly after, suspected due to an electrical issue with the block heater.

grandora Neighbors Fight - Charges Laid October 10th at 6:45 pm a fight occurred in the Grandora District between two neighbors.

A 56 year old male was charged with assault.

On October 10th a Dodge Journey caught on fire on Highway 60 near Saskatoon. Vehicle was towed to Saskatoon.

government had on health care and ours is that we expect that any federal dollars invested in health care actually be spent on health care for Canadians.”

The entire premise of this statement by the Prime Minister is absurd.

The federal government provides the provinces approximately 23% of the total amount spent on health care each year.

The remaining 77% come from the provinces.

The federal government could double its health care transfer tomorrow, and it would still be a minority funder of health care in Canada.

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October 17th at 3:05 pm, a vehicle was reported abandoned in a back alley in Asquith. The car was checked and came back as stolen from Bradwell.

Motorhome Stolen from Langham October 18th at 12:28 pm a motorhome was reported stolen from a residence in Langham. The investigation is on-going.

Quad Stolen from Delisle Residence October 20th at 1:45 pm a report was received of a quad stolen from a property in Delisle. The investigation is on-going.

liver services in a flexible manner to meets their needs. In Saskatchewan, our health care services are designed to deliver care to hundreds of smaller communities. This differs from Ontario where the majority of the population lives in the Greater Toronto Area and services can be scaled for efficiencies.

It is my hope that the Prime Minister and his Minister will stop wielding a sledgehammer that is not as large as they think it is, and recognize that provinces have far and away the most skin in the game, both in terms of funding and for the delivery of health care services.

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Windows Smashed on Asquith Vehicle October 23rd at 12:54 pm a vehicle was located in a parking lot in Asquith with the windows smashed out. The investigation is on-going.

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The federal government is not involved in the day to day delivery of health care.

The influence that the federal government has over provincial health care delivery is concurrent to the size of its financial support for health care, which is not even one quarter of overall government spending in this area in Canada.

In Saskatchewan, the federal government is earmarking $1.56 billion for health care in 20162017.The province is allocating $5.17 billion over the same period. The federal share represents 23.1% of overall government expenditures on health care in the province.

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The illogicality of the Minister’s position was quickly attacked by her provincial counterparts.

They were all shocked that the federal government does not believe that federal health care transfers are going to health care.

The Prime Minister supported his Minister of Health during Question Period in a response to the Leader of the Opposition Rona Ambrose: “Mr. Speaker, the main difference between the approach the previous

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School commuNity couNcil meetiNgS Delisle elementary - tDB Delisle composite - Nov. 22, 6:00pm lord Asquith School - Nov. 22, 6:30pm Pike lake School - Nov. 22, 4:00pm Vanscoy School - Nov. 29, 7:30pm

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We started off the month of October celebrating Thanksgiving. The students said what they were thankful for (usually Mom or Dad), then they made turkeys out of paper bags.

We continued our month with Number 2 day where the students made bats, counting 2 eyes, ears, fangs, and wings.

For Orange Day, the students made pumpkins out of orange paper that they had cut into pieces. I think they were very happy to be using scissors! These pumpkins are hanging on the wall as a start for decorating the room for Halloween.

Our Halloween party will be on Tuesday, October 25th where the students and I will dress up in costumes, make Halloween crafts, and have our annual parade at Pike Lake School.

The 4-year olds started a health unit, but due to a bad weather day, we've only talked about germs. The students had a lot of fun picking up germs (confetti) that I sneezed on them. The other topics that we will explore in the coming weeks are dental health, nutrition, and exercise.

In November, we will be having Black Day and Number 3 Day, as well as possibly a field trip.

We will also be getting a craft ready for the Pike Lake Craft Sale which is Sunday, November 27th at the hall. Stay tuned!

DELISLE COMPOSITE SCHOOL Hello, welcome back to the Delisle Composite School year. Its been a busy month in October, our senior rebels football in currently standing at 4-2 (wins-loses) with the quarter final played in Delisle on October 29th. GO REBELS! Our senior girl’s volleyball have been working hard practicing and playing tournaments, with our home tournament played on October 29th. Congratulations to DCS staff and students on all the volunteering for our provincial cross country held in Delisle, these people made it such a great success in spite of cool weather, way to go! SRC news updates: Spirit week was held on October 24th-28th. A big thanks to everyone who supported our SRC fundraiser. School clothing orders will be our soon. We are grateful to announce Delisle and Vanscoy participated in We Scare Hunger which is a fundraiser where instead of trick or treating for candy you collect food items to donate, thank you to everyone who supported.

Our annual Remembrance Day service will be held on November 10th. Thank you for reading our school report and good bye.

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Short Stories by Delisle Grade Nine Students Canadian Power

Roy Armstrong

by Edan D When another country's citizens think of Canada, they think of a relatively peaceful country, or as the nicer cousin to the United States. Only a forgotten generation knows just how powerful Canada really is. For a young country Canada has taken part in many major wars over the years. From world war one up to the present day Afghan war, we have fought alongside many powerful nations and have kept relative peace for almost a decade, but there were times when peace wasn't an option for anyone in the world. A call to arms from the British in both world wars, excited and frightened, many young men who gave up their youth to answer a call from a land another world away. Canadians started off the wars in rough shape, but using hand-me-down equipment from the British, Canada stated their relevance in war. Where the British and the French failed at Vimy Ridge, the Canadian troops excelled.

When a second war broke out in this same scarred land, another generation of boys and young adults answered the call and took the plunge into hell on earth. Fighting against the worst evil yet to inherit our home, the Canadian soldiers yet again brandished their bravery and stood their ground. Between the two world wars approximately 100 000 Canadians died serving their country. A generation lost in the span of a decade of constant fighting.

by Savannah A My great grandpa, Roy Armstrong was a soldier in World War 2. He was a tank driver and he fought on D-Day. His chances to survive as a tank driver on D-Day were slim, as many of the tanks had sunk when they were put in the ocean to go ashore. My great grandfather was lucky, and his tank was one of the few to make it ashore. His chances of survival were still very slim, as he still had to go fight his way through Normandy.

Canada had sent 1,074 soldiers for the battle of Normandy, and 359 of them died the first day. My grandfather was lucky enough to be one of the survivors that day.

After my grandfather had fought in the war for months, maybe years, he would finally be able to go home. He went home to my loving great grandmother, and they were finally able to start their lives together. My grandfather came home and basically was had to work once again, though this time it wasn’t for the army, but for his family. He built our family farm, all by hand so he could raise a family. Once he had finished building the house he and my grandma had lots of children who are now all my aunts, uncles and one of them is my current grandfather.

Roy Armstrong, my grandfather was a good man, and I am lucky enough to have been able to meet him. My grandfather lived a full good life, and passed away at the age of 102.

One thing I’ll always remember about my grandfather is his bright blue eyes. They always seemed to smile, even if his mouth was frowning. Though I do miss my grandfather, I am very blessed that I had the chance to meet such a wonderful, hardworking man, and I am very proud of what he did for our country, and all the accomplishments he made.

Remembering You

by Hannah C

The Christmas gift

by Haitti B Christmas day is in two days. My big brother went to war and now he’s going to miss it, and my parents aren’t the same as they were when he was here but they are trying to be positive for me. My relatives are going to visit for Christmas and stay a few days.

I remember the day he left, we were all sad to see him leave but he promised me he would return and when he did we would hang out and he would tell me how the war was. Now we are all scared he wouldn’t return but we try to think positive. I asked for one thing this Christmas and that was for my brother to come home and spend the holidays with us, but he wrote us a letter saying he had to stay in the war. I wrote him letters whenever I got the chance to.

My brother just turned nineteen not long after he left. It seemed like years since he left but it was only three months.

It’s now only one day till Christmas and my parents are going to the city to pick up our relatives. My parents told me to go down the driveway to pick up the mail, I was excited to go because there might be a letter from my brother. My parents just left and I was standing at the window waving at them, suddenly a big truck is at the end of the driveway and a guy hops out and is heading towards the door. He knocks and I go to answer it and I couldn’t believe what I was seeing, there on the porch stood my big brother. I hugged him as tight as I could. My parents came home a while later and they saw my brother and they started crying and all my relatives did too. He told us he could come home for a couple of weeks.

We had a really good Christmas and my brother asked what I wanted for Christmas and I said that I wanted him to come home for the holidays.

He said, “I told you I would return” and I just smiled brightly at him and hugged him once more.

My brother and I packed the very few items we had in our suitcases and then headed to the kitchen for the last breakfast we’d possibly ever have together. Silence filled the room as we ate, no one spoke for today we knew what was happening.

All the boys and girls were being sent far away to homes who would foster us for the time being, being away from our parents for so long would be hard on my brother but they knew what was right. Of course we couldn’t resist or consequences would be in play.

The air crisp and cool, silent as we took the horse drawn carriage to the station. Sharp cries and mellow voices of children filled the silence in the air.

ALL ABOARD called a man dressed head to toe in a blue, black and yellow uniform. Father and mother hugged us tightly before we were taken by a tall peculiar man and escorted to the train. Father would be fighting for our country and mother, working as a nurse for all the hurt soldiers. The world war didn’t’ make little to least sense to me as I couldn’t fully understand what it meant. I had hope in return that one day we would have peace. I started to think about father whistling quietly while he worked and mother laughing as she tried to get brother dressed. I had wished I could go back to those times, as well as I had wished that father had still been here.

The children ran around shouting “Mommy! Mommy! Look!” And for a moment I started to be grateful that I was alive. All because of the soldiers who fought for us in the war.

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Poetry by Delisle Grade Nine Students Thank You

by Dylan C They fought the war for our freedom And in turn they lost their lives To give all of us ours, so we say thank you

The Sacrificial War

We Went To War

by Zach T

by William F

War

by Ella

There was fire.

It was a time of war, We went to fight in the war.

There was pain.

The enemy is moving in, We thought that we would soar.

Fought with courage, passion and hope There was blood.

We stayed still, It turned out to be more.

They gave up their future There was death The French and the British, And now ours are so much better This…

Moved back from the enemy, We were told we would see our families again.

This is the glory of war.

We still stood still, Instead we got put in a pig pen.

They did, and still do the work that others could This is the honour, Someone yelled, One Canadian died out of every ten. not Of dying for your country.

“Either we retreat or brave through this!”

They give up so much of themselves Dying, Some people would get run over by tanks.

So, we advanced to the enemy, So our country can be free For your family.

Shooting them with our guns, Others worried we’d run out of money in the banks.

Dying, It wasn’t what we thought to advance in ranks.

And the enemy shot back, What we have can be traced back to them For others.

But we are still moving and advancing, So we thankfully remember Dirt would clog in every gun.

And the enemy moved back, What they did and continue to do People glorify war.

And while your life was coming undone.

But the enemy shot out their cannons, They make it seem, You would remember your loved one.

Explosions went off, We always must remember what they have done Like you should be honoured But we are still moving, for us To have been chosen to fight.

We would all try to be brave.

Making sacrifices every second, Because they gave us the freedom But really, But we would all get sent to our grave.

And we took over the enemy, So we can be ourselves All that war is, Usually by an explosion’s shock wave.

It is victory for us, Is pointless deaths, Then, even to this day, War is not good but we still must fight it Pointless pain.

Boom! Boom! Boom!

We shall honour those who died for us.

And for those who do sacrifice so much Pointless destruction.

The enemy cannons sounded our doom.

We must continue to remember So we would retreat to our tomb.

And a pointless struggle.

The Cost of Freedom For keeping this beautiful country great Against our own humanity.

War is like hell.

And giving us our beautiful freedom

by Keela C Every bullet a death spell.

We say thank you and continue to remember But what if there was no fire?

Pain filled every bomb shell.

No pain, Shots fired Questions No blood, The eerie sound Each gun threw a bullet at us.

And no deaths?

Death in the air

by Alexandra L You’d try to stand up without success.

What if we didn’t need to fight?

Bodies on the ground And you knew with utter sureness.

War isn’t glorious.

They went with the songs of the battle, Pointless death, Pure red blood Marching to the harsh cheers.

That without getting to say goodbye.

Isn’t necessary.

Stained the sky Trying to carry their limp bodies, You were going to die.

We can move on.

Silence has fallen Even though you could see their rigid, tired eyes.

So you look up at the sky.

We are strong.

Yet soldiers cry But we also must remember.

People don't realize how hard it is, And wish you could have done more.

Remember our mistakes.

One last breath To fight for a country.

Remember the fallen.

Time gets slower Saying goodbye to their loved ones.

Darkness forever Explaining to your 2 year old child, Because of them.

Peace washes over How you'll be gone for a while.

And only them, Telling your wife you'll fight for her, Can we wear our poppies Soldiers fell Even though you know you may want to give up.

With pride.

People died But lives are saved Getting in that car, And doves now fly You contemplated whether you wanted to do this.

Fighting your own battle, The land is still When there was another one going on.

Poppies grow You already made the decision, We will remember them But pain lasts There was no turning back.

Soldiers know 1 year, No more fighting 2 years, Finally it’s done ...and give thanks 3 years, We are safe at last 4 years.

The war is won Thoughts running back and forth.

And Remember.

How long is this battle going on for?

Will I ever make it home?

And they who for their country die Will I ever see my child again? shall fill an honored grave, So many questions.

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FARMINg REPORTS

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ith the coming of October, the pace of cattle moving from summer pasture to fall grazing and wintering areas accelerates. Separating the calves from the cows for weaning often coincides with these moves.

Along with the sudden change in diet and separation anxiety from not being with mom, calves are often moved to a different location, vaccinated and introduced to different herdmates. All of these stressors contribute to making freshly weaned calves susceptible to bovine respiratory disease (BRD).

Take some time to review your weaning protocols and ask yourself if doing

Weaning Methods to Suit your Operation

things differently would reduce stress on the calves. Some changes may result in healthier calves with a lower BRD treatment rate. Some examples of strategies to reduce stress include; vaccinating at least 3 weeks prior to weaning; use of low stress handling techniques during gathering and sorting; utilizing the fence line weaning method or the two step weaning method.

During the review, identify the materials that you are likely to require and take steps to have what is required on hand.

For example, if you keep the calves following weaning, make sure that your BRD treatment protocol is up to date and the antibiotics required to

treat any calves that get sick are on farm, stored properly and have not exceeded their expiry date.

It is also important to inspect and repair the area the calves are going to be placed into. Confirm the water source is clean and operating properly. If the calves have been creep fed on the pasture, placing a creep feeder filled with the same ration in the weaning pen can help maintain feed intakes.

Anything that encourages the calves to eat and drink will bolster the immune system and assist in reducing the likelihood of sickness developing.

Dry matter intakes of two and a half per cent of body weight or greater indicate that a calf is well.

Dwayne Summach

Regional Livestock Specialist Ministry of Agriculture

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s we move in to fall it’s time to start thinking about weaning your calves. Traditionally most producers use an abrupt form of weaning where the calf and cow are separated and not allowed any physical, vocal or visual contact with one another.

This may be causing extra stress on both the cow and the calf, which could cause weight loss and a reduced immune response. Stress is caused by both the change in diet to the calf as well as the separation of the calf and cow. To help reduce this stress there are some other methods of weaning to consider.

In fence-line weaning cows and calves are phys-

When calves are sick, they do not grow and gain weight. In a study evaluating the effects of weaning strategies on the performance and health of calves, 15 per cent of the calves weaned using a fenceline weaning strategy required treatment versus 30 per cent of the calves that were truck weaned.

For more information regarding strategies for reducing stress at weaning, visit www.beefresearch.ca/research-topic.cfm/weaning65 or contact a Regional Livestock Specialist or call the Agriculture Knowledge Centre at 1866-457-2377.

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ically separated by a fence. It’s important that the fence is strong enough to prevent animals from getting across to the other side. This will allow animals to maintain some visual and vocal contact through the fence, but will completely eliminate nursing. There has been some research to show that fence line weaning reduces stress, which allows for increased weight gains on those calves. It’s also been found to reduce the amount of time the cow and calf spend looking for each other, which means they are spending more time eating.

In two-stage weaning, calves are fitted with a nose flap to prevent them

from nursing and are left with their dams. The nose flap is left on for several days before it is removed. The idea is to first remove milk from the calf’s diet while maintaining physical contact with the dam. The calf is still able to access feed and water with the nose flap in place. Once the calf is weaned off of milk, the act of physically separating him from his mother is less stressful.

By reducing the stress of weaning, you can realize health benefits to your cows and calves, which can lead to economic benefits to your ranch. When choosing a weaning method it’s important to consider what will work for you on your operation.

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CONSUMER’S CORNER TOP 8 ISSUES FOUND IN HOME INSPECTIONS

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ake sure to maintain your property throughout your ownership as when it comes to selling, things that have not been maintained can affect the transaction. Here are the top eight issues found in home inspections.

1) Be sure all switches, GFCIs and outlets work properly. Replace bulbs in the fixtures if burnt out, to show the light works.

2) Drippy faucets, leaking plumbing, mold and water damage ware red flags that there could be bigger problems.

3) Be sure to replace filters as needed. Clean filters in HVAC sys-

tems and make sure any other issues are fixed.

4) Make sure smoke detectors and CO monitors are in working condition.

5) Try to have windows repaired if cracked or foggy and functional.

8) Doors should open and close properly and the garage door sensors should be present as it poses a safety concern.

In summary, property maintenence today will help protect your investment into the future.

6) Make sure that is there are any signs of pests ie; mouse droppings, ants, that they are taken care of as that can scare a buyer.

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7) Make sure any cracks in the foundation wall are sealed.

Cracks, water intrusion and uneven floor can point to more serious problems.

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Provincial Cross Country Meet Hosted by Delisle Composite School in Delisle On Saturday, Oct. 15th, DCS Tanner Gardner, Reece Michnic, data into the computer and tabuhosted almost 1200 people, includBrady Gaucher, Brendan Proctor, lating the results. This was a very ing about 600 athletes, from Morgan Glowa, Nikia Schlosser, important job and he did this, with around the province for the ProvinKatie Schlosser, Alex Brassard, the help of Shawna Wirz, very cial Cross Country Meet. We had a Robyn Larson, Roxanne Denis, quickly and efficiently. beautiful day for running with no Edla Landry, Jody Colborn, Sandra We would also like to thank our rain or snow and very little wind.

Schatz, Micheal Nuefeld, Brett sponsors. Thank you to John Deere There were 6 races in total, with Kirk, Kirsten Dyck, Cassidy WagCervus for supplying us with 2 approximately 100 runners in each ner, Bailey Gardner, Réal Landry, gators to haul stuff with, Brainrace, all of which started in the Ethan Rempel, Barb Anderson, sport for donating a tent as well as school yard and moved across the Hailey Bartsch, Erin Hill, Dennis some special prizes for our athletes, golf course for the majority of the Beerling, Valerie Gordon, Dan AnMaple Leaf Foods for donating hotrace, before returning to finish in drews, Dawson Hill, Jake Middledogs, and the Delisle Co-op for the the school yard. Three athletes ton. use of their BBQ. from DCS competed in the 4km Thank you to the Town of Delisle Senior Girls’ Race and represented A special Thank you to our first refor helping out where ever possible us very well running strong times sponders that came out to be on and being accommodating to our on a difficult course. Congratulahand to handle any injuries. requests such as closing down a tions to Amy Blom, Eliisa Landry Thank you for following each race street for a portion of the day. Your and Meagan Kielo on their efforts and bringing in injured athletes. willingness to cooperate with us all season as well as their great fin- You played a very important role in was much appreciated. ish on the October 15th! making sure that everyone finished Last but not least Thank you to To put on such a huge event like safely.

Mr. Schlosser who was the one to this requires the support of many Another note of special thanks to initiate the idea of us hosting volunteers including students, parthe Delisle Golf Course for allowing Provincial Cross Country. Thanks ents, staff, and community memus to use the new golf course for for having faith in us as a staff, bers. Volunteers were needed to the majority of our course. We school and community that we had set the course, complete and handwere allowed to create a challengthe ability and resources to host out paper work, set up, register ing and beautiful course for this such a successful event. It was like athletes, marshal on the course, provincial competition. Thanks for the movie Field of Dreams….. If first aid, work at the start and finthe use of the golf carts and the you build it, they will come. ish lines, and to clean up at the end Kabota as well. They saved us If we missed anyone in our extenof the day. Athletes, coaches, and many steps. sive list we apologize, I hope you spectators from the many commuSpecial recognition to the Travel know how important your contribunities attending the meet were very Club, coordinated by Mrs. Oviatt tion was. Hosting Provincial Cross positive about the meet and the and Mrs. Hundeby, for organizing a Country was a huge undertaking work done by the volunteers for canteen for the day. They offered that required the efforts of many this meet. Many athletes took the many options for our athletes and people and was therefore truly a time to thank us for hosting the spectators and it was nice to have community event. On behalf of meet and many others stopped to something hot to warm up with. I DCS and our athletes, thank you to let us know that we did a fantastic know they were run off their feet each of you for making this day job of hosting. As a school and comall day and yet everyone was possible! munity, we should be very proud of served with a smile. the work done by all our volunteers A special note of thanks to our Barb Kielo, Shawna Wirz and Kirk and the positive message that our Data guy, Brendan Proctor, who Schlosser many visitors took home about the was responsible for entering all the community, people of Delisle and the surrounding area. We are very thankful for the work of all volunteers and would like to recognize the following people: Amy Rice, Gavin Kormish, Sandra Blom, Jonathon Blom, Rob Blom, Doug Kielo, Eryn Kielo, Mitchell Kielo, Will Major, Damon Ryan, Leigh Bartsch, Kim Ryan, Denise See in-store for Robert, Grant Elke, Austin Schroeder, Joanie Rice, Leah Entry and Details Gessell, Amanda Schafhausser, Pat Henderson, Sandra Traynor, Linda Kielo, Kathy Spence, Jordyn Colborn, Laureen Major, Kira Wirz, Christine Glowa, Chelsea Hardy, Ron Golden, Nicole Golden, Mayah Golden, Mackenna Strasser, Andrew Ross, James McPher- Groceries & Confectionary - Truck & Car Wash 306 - 493 - 2212 son, Echo Chase, Katie Gas Pumps & Card Lock - Propane & Bulk Fuel Kyzyk, Amelia Johnson, AlMon - Fri: 6am - 10pm Sat - Sun: 7am - 10pm isha Aktar, Brandt Weibe,

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COMMUNITY REPORTS Vanscoy & District Agricultural Society Holds Annual Meeting Monday, November 28

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he Vanscoy & District Agricultural Society is holding their Annual General Meeting on Monday, November 28 at 7:30pm in the Vanscoy Senior Centre. The meeting is open to any and all residents of the R.M. of Vanscoy who are community minded.

They are always looking for new members with new ideas for projects that the Society can provide to the community.

In past years the Society has provided community activities such as: - Perennial Exchange - Quilt Workshop - Knitting Workshop - Turkey Bingo - Grade 12 Bursary - Agriculture Safety Day - Summer Agricultural Fair with Gymkhana and Light Horse Show.

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Once again the event was well attended with over 60 people of all ages attending.

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Bowbuster Archery Club First Annual Swap Meet

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he Bowbusters Archery Club from Vanscoy is hosting it’s inaugural Archery Swap Meet at their newly re-roofed indoor range in the old Vanscoy Curling Rink.

The meet runs from 10am to 5pm on Saturday, November 26, where you can buy, sell or trade archery equipment with other enthusiasts.

You can book a table for only $5 by calling Maxine at 306 - 261 - 3945.

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Wheels “Drivers License” by writing a drivers test.

The evening was rounded out with cookies and juice for everyone.

The Dusty Wheels Car Club in Rosetown donated two Hot Wheels Track sets for raffle prizes. This is the 12th year in a row that they have sponsored this event.

Organizer Shelley Sowter say “the boys and girls absolutely love this event, it is amazing to see how excited they get each year. We look forward to doing it again next year”

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FREE COMMUNITY CALENDAR

November 1 Tuesday 12:00pm Delisle Interagency Meeting Delisle Senior Centre November 2 Wednesday 7pm-9pm Library Rejuvenation Celebration Delisle Public Library November 2 Wednesday 7:00pm Village of Harris Council Meeting Harris November 4, 5, 6 Community Players Dinner Theatre Delisle Town Hall November 4 Friday 7:00pm Adult Paint Night Pike Lake Community Hall

November 8 Tuesday 7:00pm Town of Delisle Council Meeting Delisle November 8 Tuesday 7:30pm Village of Kinley Council Meeting Kinley November 9 Wednesday 7:00pm Town of Asquith Council Meeting Asquith November 9 Wednesday 7:30pm Village of Vanscoy Council Meeting Vanscoy November 10 Thursday 8:00am RM of Montrose Council Meeting Donavon

November 15 Tuesday 7:30pm Village of Perdue Council Meeting Perdue November 16 Wednesday 6:00pm Potluck Supper Delisle Senior Centre November 16 Wednesday 7:00pm Delisle Recreation Board Meeting Delisle Rec Office November 16 Wednesday 7:30pm Village of Milden Council Meeting Milden November 17 Thursday 7:00pm Women in Business Meeting Delisle Rec Office

November 22 Tuesday 6:30pm School Community Council Meeting Lord Asquith School November 22 Tuesday 7:00pm Community Choir Delisle United Church November 24 Thursday 5:30pm Messy Church / Hanging of Greens Delisle-Vanscoy United Church November 24 Friday DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS TO October RM REVIEW November 26 Saturday 10am - 4pm Learn to Crochet Workshop Vanscoy Senior Centre

November 5 Saturday 7:00pm Texas Hold’em Tournament Pike Lake Community Hall

November 10 Thursday NO SCHOOL Lord Asquith School Only

November 19 Saturday 7:00pm Turkey Bingo Vanscoy Circle Hall

November 26 Saturday 10am - 4pm Archery Swap Meet Bowbusters Indoor Range, Vanscoy

November 6 Sunday DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ENDS

November 11 Friday REMEMBRANCE DAY

November 20 Sunday 10am - 3:30pm Craft & Trade Show Delisle Town Hall & Curling Rink

November 27 Sunday 10am - 4pm Craft Sale Pike Lake Community Hall

November 6 Sunday 10am - 3pm Annual Craft & Bake Sale 103 Fairmont Court, Saskatoon

November 14 Monday NO SCHOOL

November 20 Sunday 2:00pm Adult - Youth Painting Pike Lake Community Hall

November 28 Monday 7:30pm Vanscoy & District Ag. Society AGM Vanscoy Senior Centre

November 8 Tuesday 9:00am RM of Vanscoy Council Meeting Vanscoy November 8 Tuesday 7:00pm Community Choir Delisle United Church

November 15 Tuesday NO SCHOOL Except for Lord Asquith School November 15 Tuesday 7pm - 9pm Agrium Open House Delisle Senior Centre

November 22 Tuesday 4:00pm School Community Council Meeting Pike Lake School November 22 Tuesday 6:00pm School Community Council Meeting Delisle Composite School

November 29 Tuesday 7:30pm School Community Council Meeting Vanscoy School December 1 Thursday December RM Review on News Stands

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