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The Staff & Management of the Orpheum wish you a Very Merry Christmas!! **The theatre will be closed Dec. 24, 25, & 31

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This is Marlo, she is a 4 month old female. She is very loving and trusting, she makes friends quickly with other dogs and cats.

Cheers to the first class Christmas performance at Westview School.

Thank you for inviting the residents of Hillview Manor to attend the show with tea and dainties.

Jeers to the people who go to a store and trade their plastic summer shoes for a pair of $150 winter boots. I hope you get blisters.

Cheers to the SaskPower employee at Kenosee Lake who discovered my cottage door was wide open and closed it. She called me, and I was able to send a neighbour over to check for critters. Thank you.

Jeers to the people who probably have kids with them and pick up a couple of large chocolate bars and leave them half eaten on the store shelf. You are not a good example.

Cheers to all the workers at Sherritt Coal and SaskPower for working around the clock to haul the coal that keeps the heat on so we can all enjoy a wonderful Christmas with our family and friends. Thank you.

Here is Butch, he is a DSH tom cat that isn’t fixed. He is about 2 years old and he is peaceful, cuddly and likes other cats.

Meet Monkey, she and her sister Tet were born here at the shelter in May and they are still looking for their forever homes. They’re high energy and playful, perfect for a family with children.

Spayed and neutered pets are much happier pets.

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When summer comes to southeast Saskatchewan, nobody should be afraid to go out walkin’ after midnight.

The Souris Valley Theatre is bringing the Patsy Cline story back to the Frehlick Hall stage, when Devra Straker portrays the lead role in A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline.

That is one of three plays that will entertain local theatregoers in Estevan this summer. As the theatre returns this year after a washed out 2011 and 2012, the stage will host three different plays for the first time since they opened in the 1990.

New theatre director David Leyshon is originally from Swift Current and has a background primarily in acting.

Leyshon spent seven years with the Shaw Festival in Niagara-on-theLake, as well as time at the Stratford Festival, the Globe Theatre and Stage West in Calgary. He has recently spent time in several regional theatres across the country.

While most of Leyshon’s experience is in acting, directing is a fresh challenge that he’s looking forward to.

“It’s really exciting.

It’s always exciting to be involved in making theatre,” said Leyshon. “When you’re an actor, you come into the process at a certain point when the machine has been up and running and a lot of things have been put in place. This is a different perspective to look through the making of theatre.

You’re kind of at the base level of it all (as a director).”

In his new role he said some challenges will be new, but other are going to be familiar.

Leyshon said he expects there to be lots of

excitement about the return to the Souris Valley Theatre after a two-year absence.

“The theatre has been dark for the last little while.

We’re kind of infusing the energy back into that space, which is both exciting and a challenge. People are eager to want to see productions in that space again, bringing that kind of creativity back to the area in the summer months.”

Leyshon both fears and loves the challenge of putting on a show.

“The idea of putting on plays is always a bit daunting,” added Leyshon, quoting a character from the film Shakespeare in Love, who said, “‘I don’t

drawing on water from the Rafferty Dam Reservoir.

The idea has been kicking around municipalities in the southeast for a couple of years now, but it hasn’t been until recently that groups were able to act on it.

Coming to the forefront in the spring of 2011, the idea was put on the back burner as the area dealt with rising water levels from spring flooding.

Allan Hauglum, Midale’s mayor and chair of the Rafferty Regional Water Committee, is the driving force for the proposed project and said the time was right to bring the proposal back to his neighbouring councils in late 2012.

“It was a thought in Midale because of our water supply, and we needed more water. We need to treat more water,” said Hauglum, who noted his town draws from Rafferty and the water is good quality. “If we want to grow, for economic development or whatever, we need more raw water supplied into our treatment plant, plus we need to upgrade our treatment plant to make quality potable water.”

He said the plan started small, with a couple of towns and RMs, involved, but then the idea expanded to incorporate the RM of Cymri, as well as the villages of Macoun and

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Time with people is still sacred After spending a few days south of the border, glancing at my phone only to get a sense of the time like a really expansive and overqualified watch, I realized I prefer to be disconnected.

Our lives have become hyper-connected, so it’s really something special to devote a weekend to activities with someone else without a care for texts, tweets, e-mails and updates. Working in the media world means having a greater sense of connectivity, though with the ubiquity of smartphones, even among our more senior generations, it’s really nothing unique to send a quick message at the dinner table and expect a reply from someone else who is willing to interrupt an enjoyable meal with real flesh and bone people.

After spending a few lazy days in Minot, I didn’t feel anxious to not be using my phone, constantly sending and receiving messages and data to other parts of the world. It was relaxing, even though I was spending time around Americans who were frantically shopping for last minute gifts or food.

It was actually quite serene.

It wasn’t until I was back in Canada, once again receiving texts, tweets, e-mails and messages, that I realized how much I liked not being tied to my phone. I was much more satisfied with a break from my phone than I was with the break away from

Jordan Baker Thoughts From My Fingers work and “the grind.” Just being constantly connected is the new grind.

I’m not the first to bemoan the fact that we’re slaves to the smartphone, utterly chained to the devices and dependent on these constant portals to the greater world.

The technology is still great. It’s still important to be connected. I love being connected not only to family who is thousands of kilometres away, but a button press away from someone on the other side of town. There’s nothing wrong with being in constant contact with people who aren’t physically there.

I would argue we are much better off with the entire wealth of humanity’s knowledge resting safely in our pockets than without complete and total access to whatever information we need or want.

But we still need a break. We need time away from that power. That’s what makes for a real vacation nowadays. I don’t need time away from work as much as I need time away from the phone, time spent with great people. Hell, they don’t even need to

be great people as long as they’re real and they’re talking. I’m not picky.

With Christmas just passed, how many of us had a phone in our hands on the morning of the 25th? I’m not here to judge or shame, but did everyone put their phones away while their kids opened presents?

Were you posting your Christmas morning to Facebook so everyone else could see it or live tweeting the gift opening? Was anyone missing an opportunity to simply experience the people around them because they were ensuring the Christmas dinner plans that afternoon had been ironed out?

That’s our world today, so there is no blame to go around or feelings of guilt necessary if you found yourself sending a quick text to let your parents know what time you would be at their house for supper. But because it’s so commonplace, we don’t even think about stepping outside of otherwise special moments just to touch base with someone else.

While spending the holidays in Estevan, I spoke with family on Christmas morning via Skype. It’s a great way to connect when we otherwise cannot, but our technology should be enhancing our interactions and not taking away from them.

The time we spend with real people is still incredibly sacrosanct, and I don’t want to lose those moments to the remote connectivity our phones provide.

Remembering magical Christmases of youth The older I grow, the more the holiday season seems but a pale rendition, or what was once a time of complete wonderment and awe for a boy growing up on the farm.

It was a different time of course.

The 1960s seem to have about as much in common with 2013, as do the 1890s or 1940s.

Things have changed so dramatically in the past 50 years it is hard to even explain to someone born in the last 20 years just how different things were.

The computer chip was at best a vague idea in some scientist’s mind.

Things such as laptops and cellphones were things scoffed at in a science fiction series such as Star Trek but nothing more.

Our access to information was a library.

The way we corresponded with someone half a world away was to write a letter with pen and paper, place it in an envelope, add a stamp and send it on a journey that might see a reply arriving several weeks later.

Today an e-mail is a keystroke and a microsecond from anywhere.

And in the flood of advancements through the years, the wonderment of the season seems somehow washed away in

Calvin Daniels Trader Agriculture Columnist the torrent.

There was a true sense of wonderment for a young boy when the Sears Christmas catalogue arrived. There were pages and pages of toys never even imagined because there were not a thousand ads on a thousand television channels telling you what toys to buy starting in October.

I would go through those pages daily, maybe more often, desiring one thing today and another the next. The pages would become dog-eared and torn, and yet they held their magic.

It became excruciating, deciding what to actually print in a letter to Santa.

And then there was the mere turning of a calendar to December. It was as if the mere effort of turning a calendar page opened a door to a different world. In my earliest memories it was my dad and grandfather who would head to the river on our so-called north quarter. I was too

little to go, but I understood what it meant, loading the axes in the half ton.

I would watch through the picture window for them to turn in to the road to the yard and then grab my coat to bolt outside for a first glimpse at our Christmas tree.

In later years, I went along, later still, I swung the axe, and then the world changed. Trees needed to be up in November and something fake and plastic replaced the glory of a real tree.

Of course, I can remember the sweet taste of the first Mandarin orange of December too, back before they became a near year-round fruit, another moment of wonderment lost to a changing world.

Brazil nuts became available anytime, and the joy of Dad cracking one for a young boy as a joy of the holidays went poof.

The simplicity and joys of the past gave way to whatever joy we can glean from a cellphone screen or a department store line up.

Some days I wish I had access to Dr. Who’s Tardis so I could go back just once to chop a tree on the farm and look through a Sears Wishbook and remember the magic of a country Christmas that is now more memory than reality.

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⇠ Page 3 Kevin Sutter, manager at the Estevan Water Treatment Plant, said demand in the city is not an issue yet.

A reservoir is being added for 2013, and the local utility can supply water for upwards of 15,000 people, leaving plenty of wiggle room under Estevan’s current population.

A feasibility study is the next step, and the committee has selected JR Cousins Consultants Ltd. to complete the report. Hauglum said it will take about six months to complete, and they are expecting to have the final report from the study in late August or September.

“When they’re all done, we’ll be sitting down, the nine municipalities, and seeing who wants to be involved with it or if it’s going to go ahead at all,” said Hauglum.

He noted nobody is tied down to the project.

Even those who don’t wish to move forward with the group can use the study for an individual project if they want to do something themselves, he said. *** After Dark/After Hours hosted its inaugural double performance on Saturday as Regina’s Black Drink Crier scored well with the Estevan audiences.

The band got things started at the Estevan Art Gallery and Museum, playing to a crowd of close to 30 people. Judd Stachoski, lead guitar player, opened with a solo set before bringing the rest of his cohorts up. Following the performances at the gallery, the band stepped over to Eddie’s Neighbourhood Grill and Bar to play a louder set, more appropriate to the after-hours lounge setting.

Before Black Drink Crier began their set, Cameron Wensel, the band’s lead vocalist, sat down with the Mercury.

2013 Year In Review Wensel said this was the first art gallery they’ve performed in, and they had to scale their production back a little bit. He pointed to the miniscule drum kit that was set up in the corner, and noted their rock show later that night would be a little larger.

“We’re a bit louder than that. We’re a bit of a rock band,” said Wensel.

“You gotta be a little more volume conscious. You want to play more subtle tunes, whereas when you’re in (a bar) you’re pretty loud, especially with the tornado brain of a drummer we have.”

The audience at the gallery got into the spirit of the band’s songs. During Stachoski’s opener, he played a song by The Bystanders, another band he is a member of, entitled Bark Like a Dog. The chorus was greeted by some howls from the crowd, while a song played by the band inspired a pair to get up and two-step in the generous main gallery space.

Black Drink Crier includes Wensel, guitar and vocals; Stachoski, lead guitar and vocals; Phillip Legrand, bass and vocals, and Nathaniel Bowen on drums.

The group hasn’t played the kind of setting they did at the art gallery, and it was a bit of an adjustment to turn their tunes into something that fit the space.

“We haven’t played this one quiet, so we’ll see how it works,” said Stachoski before starting into one song that they converted without any trouble.

Wensel said the band has only recently gotten together officially, but noted he has known Stachoski since high school and has been playing with him ever since.

“He’s my roommate, and we jam in the basement.

Nat and Phil, Regina’s a pretty small music community, so we kind of met each

other from there. It’s not like there was an official ad that was taken out.”

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The RM of Coalfields is set to ensure the breakfast program at Weldon School does not fall by the wayside.

The elementary school started its breakfast program in 2010 through the Breakfast Clubs of Canada, but their contract with that organization expires at the end of this school year. While they have re-applied for funding, the school now knows they will definitely be continuing in the future thanks to a decade-long commitment from the local RM. Valerie Pelton, RM of Coalfields administrator, noted they were looking for sponsorship opportunities for their centennial

year, and when they saw the school was in need of the funding, committed to a total of $60,000 over the next 10 years. The money funds food and supplies for the daily breakfast program in the school that feeds about 60 kids each day.

Melissa Rensby, a member of the school’s community council, is involved in the breakfast program and said $6,000 covers the costs for an entire

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year of their program. The Breakfast Clubs of Canada was funding $5,000 for food, as well as $1,000 through a partnership with Minute Maid to provide juice. The Salvation Army also provides bread and cereal for the program.

“It’s nice because we do have a lot of bus kids,” said Rensby. “When you have to get on the bus at 7:30 in the morning, and it comes to sleeping in a little bit

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Rensby said they try to have at least three food groups each morning, with breakfasts consisting of bagels and cream cheese, a muffin with some fruit and milk, and Friday’s are usually a day for cereal. ⇢ Page 6

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2013 Year In Review

⇠ Page 5 “The teachers have always done toast on Tuesdays. That’s something that they’ve always done and we’ve kept that going,” added Rensby.

Pelton said the RM was happy to support the program because of the effect it has on students. *** Fundraising for the Woodlawn Regional Park continues to filter in generously as 2013 looks to be a year where things will take a big step closer to normal.

The RM of Estevan has a three-phase plan for rebuilding the park and has raised enough funding to get through Phase 1

and move on to the next stage. A donation from the Richardson Pioneer Foundation was warmly received on Feb. 6 at the RM of Estevan office. The $24,000 donation will go toward work on the Doug Third Hall kitchen.

Nathan Puffalt, park manager, said he’s excited to get to work as Woodlawn’s revitalization of the park continues this spring.

Woodlawn is undergoing some big changes since the 2011 flooding wiped large sections of the park away as it was absorbed by the Souris River.

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going very well,” said Puffalt.

They have recently received other donations from local businesses as well as athletic organizations such as Estevan Minor Football and Estevan Minor Soccer.

“We have enough to get Phase 1 completed, so we’re now moving into Phase 2,” added Puffalt.

For the athletic park, they will be putting in a new fence, upgrading the parking lot and finishing off the restoration of the buildings, including the sound booth and dressing rooms. There is also some landscaping and further cleanup that will be completed this spring and summer.

A $20,000 donation was made by Apex Distribution in January, and those funds will be directed at the athletic park.

“With regards to the donation from Richardson for the Doug Third Hall, we’re Students laced up their skates and just waiting for paint on the walls and then took to the local rinks to get in an ⇢ Page 7 afternoon of skating.

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“For the rest of the park, this spring is going to be a hectic one. We’re going to be putting in 100 new sites, which will be replacing the ones that were down there before.”

There were 240 sites, and after the flooding they completely lost about 40 of those. “We’ll be replacing those sites in the main park area, but because we’re going to make those sites bigger, we’re going to drop that number down to 100 where there was over 200.” *** Municipal policing is an issue well known in Saskatchewan’s southeast, and some rural municipalities are attempting to tackle things themselves.

The RM of Browning is already knee-deep with a proposal to hire a constable through the enhanced RCMP program. They are looking for partners in the venture and a public meeting was held in Bienfait Feb. 4, as the idea was brought to the ratepayers of the RM of Coalfields.

With a full hall at Bienfait’s St. Monica Parish, the idea received a cautious reaction with several concerns being raised by individuals. Chief among those were cost and whether the position could sustain itself with funds coming back to the community through tickets and fines.

The RMs hope that through this program, bylaws could be enforced.

That’s something the RCMP does not do, except in extreme cases, but this enhanced position allows for a constable to be at the

2013 Year In Review RM’s disposal at all times.

Rather than working with the rest of the detachment, the hired officer would be under contract with the RM. There would be a memorandum of understanding outlining everything the constable would be expected to do.

It’s likely that if the two RMs add the position, the job would include enforcing bylaws and patrolling the roads, adding a greater RCMP presence in the area.

Sergeant Darryl Milo of the Estevan RCMP detachment made a presentation outlining some of the differences between what the RMs would get from an enhanced officer compared to what they do get from the RCMP detachment.

He said that because his detachment is so busy, it can be difficult for them to provide a comprehensive presence throughout both RMs, and respond to calls of vehicles speeding.

Browning pays $14,000 per year for RCMP service, while Coalfields pays $18,000. An enhanced officer would cost $120,000 per year, and that includes all costs for the position, including those for a vehicle. If both RMs take part jointly, they would split that cost.

people gathered in the conference room at the Southeast Training Institute March 20, Yaeger’s keynote address went over the problems of when work life can impede satisfaction in everyone’s day-to-day lives.

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Yaeger said there is a mind-body connection that needs to be in good balance if people are going to work their best and smartest.

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She said that has never been seen before in the country, and the incidences of depression in Canada are “unparallel” to any other time in history.

“Think about that for a second. Post-war in North America we didn’t have the level of depression that we have now,” she said, noting post-war levels in Europe weren’t as high either. “We live in the land of plenty. We have so much. How can that be? One of the big things

that has changed is work, the way that we work, the amount that we work, the expectations.”

She said many people are rarely away from their job now that it’s so easy to remain tethered to work with a smartphone. Some employers want people to turn their phones off when away from work, but that is a minority.

“The expectation is that we’re available,” she said. *** Decisions are still in the air, but progress continues at Creighton Lodge.

The overhangs that have given the building, its residents and managers

so much trouble recently, have now been repaired or removed.

The resurgence of Creighton Lodge in the community has meant space is always running low in the building. With all rooms full, the managers at the lodge are looking to begin an expansion to the entertainment area in order to accommodate all of the residents when performers come in.

After plans were drawn up for a 40-foot by 30-foot expansion, some new concerns about the existing building popped up, particularly with regard to the integrity of the roof. After

some mixed opinions, it was determined the roof was just fine as long as the overhangs were dealt with. The worst areas of the overhangs at the back of the building were repaired a couple of weeks ago when they were removed, insulated and completed with metal flashing.

A civil engineer is now scheduled to complete an inspection of the building this spring.

Manager Judy Pratt said some things have been ruled out for the planned expansion. The original design they received for the new addition would have had a sloped roof, but be-

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The engineer will assess the entire building’s structure for the addition and roof repair. Until that happens, Pratt said they aren’t entirely sure what they will be doing. *** From me to we, students from Lampman and Grade 7 students at Hillcrest School in Estevan returned exhilarated from their trip to the We Day conference in Saskatoon last week.

The conference was organized by Free the Children, an organization founded by brothers Marc and Craig Kielburger, in order to bring young people together to hear inspiring stories and empower them to create change in their communities.

The conference was held Feb. 27 at Credit Union Centre in Saskatoon, and Hillcrest student Morgan Barnard said she was particularly impressed by Molly Burke, one of the speakers at the conference who is visually impaired.

“She spoke about how she was bullied when she was 14,” said Barnard. “I

Part 1 was just so inspired by the speech that I wanted to learn more about her, so I looked her up on the We Day site.

She said that we all have a voice and that we should use it.”

Burke was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa when she was four years old, and her vision has been declining steadily ever since.

Grade 7 teacher Cat Costa said the class got very involved in the community leading up to the conference. Not everybody gets to go to We Day. Students have to earn their attendance at the conference, and the class completed a can and bottle fundraiser leading up to the event.

“In some ways, I see this as the climax of all of the fundraising that has happened from October until now,” said Costa. “In the opposite way, it will be interesting to see where students go from here.”

Hillcrest School is now collecting pennies, fundraising for a clean-water initiative. Each student received a bag when they attended the conference and they are meant to be used for the We Create Change campaign. ⇢ Page 9

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April

With construction for the carbon capture and sequestration project at Boundary Dam Power Station entering its final 12 months, the pipeline project to take that captured carbon to a location just south of Weyburn is moving to the public consultation stage.

Last December, Cenovus Energy announced they had signed a 10-year agreement with SaskPower to purchase all of the captured carbon that results from the CCS project. The energy company is now preparing to begin their Rafferty CO2 pipeline project, which will transport the carbon dioxide underground to their enhanced oil recovery project to

a property called the Weyburn Unit.

If the pipeline is approved by all necessary parties, construction could begin this June.

The Calgary company held a public meeting in Torquay Tuesday night.

Rhona DelFrari, of Cenovus, said this was the first open house for the public, but Cenovus has been undergoing private consultations with any landowners who may be affected by the proposal.

The meeting was a chance for people who have property near the proposed line, but aren’t directly affected by the construction to ask questions, voice concerns or just get some information.

DelFrari noted there will be a metering station

constructed near the carbon capture tower. It will be built for measurement, control and emergency shut down, and there will be a second metering facility at the other end of the pipeline.

The planned pipeline would extend 66 kilometres from the Boundary Dam Power Station to Cenovus’ Weyburn operation. They expect to transport up to 63 million standard cubic feet per day of CO2, with a maximum operating pressure of 2,964 pounds per square inch. The company noted the operating pressure would

typically be more in the range of about 2,500 psi. It will be put through a compression station at the Weyburn Unit before being injected. *** The Estevan and District Music Festival went out in style with great hand-selected performances during the HiLites and Awards night.

The festival, running from March 13 to 23, doled out the awards during the closing night on March 26 in categories including outstanding band and instrumental, outstanding vocal outstanding piano and

outstanding speech arts.

Held in the Estevan Comprehensive School’s cafetorium, the evening began by honouring four local Grade 12 students who had been a part of the festival as they grew up.

To mark the final year for Maya Branyik-Thornton, Shaylee Foord, Joshua Pele and Kaylee MacKenzie, the quartet performed the national anthem.

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“The whole quarter is stripped. We’ve got most of the utilities in to all the lots.

We’re going to finish here in another month,” said Stevens.

“We put in a sewer system, so that will be the only industrial land out of the RM of Estevan

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A big part of his personal identity was his job as a motorman on a drilling rig.

He was a big, strong man, nicknamed Beast by his crew.

Chambers was 27 years old in 1993, and June 16 that year marked the end of his life on the rigs.

That night, the Alberta man was out with his crew, drinking as hard as they worked earlier that day. They wanted to go into Brooks, Alta. to have a few more drinks. Chambers didn’t drive, but he did pile into the vehicle with his roughneck, who was in no better shape to drive, behind the wheel.

Before arriving at Brooks, the vehicle, which was being driven at about 160 km/h, left the road and rolled.

Chambers was thrown from the vehicle, and while the

driver escaped with scratches and bruises, Chambers was left with some broken ribs, a dislocated hip and serious brain injuries. He was found face down in a field and airlifted via STARS to Calgary where he spent the next six weeks in a coma.

Chambers gave a presentation at the Days Inn Plaza on Monday to members of Independent Well Services and Sun Country Well Servicing. With his right leg in a knee brace, Chambers kept his hands clasped in front of him throughout his presentation, as his arms shook with tremors. His speech has been affected by the accident as well, but after years of physiotherapy and speech therapy, he has been speaking to crowds about his experiences for a number of years.

June

The Souris Valley Theatre is ready for its close up following a two-year hiatus.

David Leyshon is this year’s artistic director, and he arrived recently in Estevan to get a lay of the land, before heading to Alberta briefly last week. Leyshon spoke with the

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United Way Estevan held their sixth annual Day of Caring on June 5, with about 150 volunteers completing 36 projects across the city. Melissa England and Carol Ross wash windows at the Estevan Regional Nursing Home.

Mercury from Calgary May 30 where he was collecting the theatre’s stage manager.

With the first show beginning on June 13, rehearsals for A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline began on Monday in Regina.

“While we’re in rehearsal our technical director is going to be tackling getting the theatre ready. He’s building sets, and he’s hanging lights, and he’s going to check that the sound system is up and going,” said Leyshon,

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Each department has its own set of challenges leading up to the first curtain, he added, and rehearsals will move into the theatre after the first week.

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⇠ Page 10 band accompanying, while the latter sees four actors and a pianist.

Leyshon said the excitement for opening night is building among the local theatre community.

“Opening night is always a celebration. I think that will be in the air,” he said.

The theatre will want everyone who supports them to be able to meet the cast and everyone behind the scenes who works hard to ensure each night is a great show.

Jocelyn Anderson, theatre administrator, said they are planning some special festivities for the first curtain of the year. A few local dignitaries, including a board member and Leyshon, will be addressing the summer’s first audience, and following the show, a wine and cheese, meet and greet will be open to those attending the opening night. *** After what seems like years, the managers at Creighton Lodge feel like

2013 Year In Review they finally have some direction.

It’s no secret that the seniors’ living complex is full.

The building of 46 residents is sitting with a waiting list of 87. Why Creighton Lodge is so successful is partially because of the atmosphere provided for its residents.

It’s a place where socializing is important and activities are many.

The recreational space, however, is too cramped when the majority of residents are looking for entertainment, like when a musical act is brought in to perform. People file into hallways to listen, because the main seating area isn’t fit to hold the entire house of residents as well as provide space for the performers.

There have been plans in the works for about three years to extend the main hall out into the front of the property, adding enough space to make it comfortable for everyone to enjoy music, games and activities inside.

Fundraising began, but several snags slowed the

plans as the aging building fell into question. Managers Judy Pratt and Shelley Veroba received mixed reports of water damage from overhangs and the possibility that the entire roof would need to be replaced.

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Canelson #25 ........................................ CPEC Viewfield Hz ........................................ 1C13-141C13-23-10-9 Red Dog #4 ........................................... CPEC Viewfield Hz ......................................... 1B13-16-1A16-16-8-9 Horizon #34 ........................................... CPEC Viewfield Hz .......................................3D15-14-2D15-23-10-9 Alliance #5 ............................................. CPEC Viewfield Hz ......................................... 6B13-12-1B13-11-9-9 Canelson #21 ........................................ CPEC Viewfield Hz ............................................. 2B12-3-2A9-3-8-10 Canelson #27 ........................................ CPEC Viewfield Hz ............................................... 2B5-3-2A8-3-8-10 Partner #4 ............................................... CPEC Oungre HZ .......................................... 1B4-31-1B13-19-1-12 Alliance #3 .............................................. CPEC Oungre Hz............................................... 1B2-10-3A2-3-1-13 Panther #3 .............................................. Husky Oungre Hz............................................. 2B3-26-4A3-23-1-13 Canelson #23 .......................................... CPEC Hoffer Hz ............................................ 2C5-15-4B12-16-1-14 Canelson #24 ...................................Canera Flat Lake V1U Hz .......................................2D12-2-4A3--3-1-16 Panther #1 ...........................................Canera Tatagwa N Hz ..................................... 2A11-26-2A16-26-6-16 Ensign #604 .....................................Yancoal Southey North RE .................................................. 15-15-24-19 Predator Drlg #5 .......................................EMCL Harptree ............................................................... 6-21-4-26

13K137 13J208 13J193 13J308 13i179 13B239 12K341 11B210 10E269 10G299 12D331 12J237 13J327 13K076 11J193 13C162 13J167 12i200 11H433 13J429 13A079 13G310 13K120 13C079 13J204 12J173 13J171 12J008 13B076 10B263 12A364 12B199 13C033 11K043

RROI Ryerson Hz .........................................................................................................4B16-23-2D16-26-7-30 Tundra Fertile Hz ..............................................................................................................8A8-11-2D8-14-6-30 NAL Gainsborough Hz ...................................................................................................... 3A1-24-3B9-13-2-30 RROI Fertile Hz .................................................................................................................5D8-26-2D8-25-6-30 Questerre Fertile Hz ......................................................................................................7B12-35-2C10-34-6-30 Questerre et al Ryerson Hz............................................................................................... 3B4-32-3A4-31-8-30 PBEN Moosomin ............................................................................................................................ 13-31-13-31 Mosaic K2 Esterhazy 6 WSW ........................................................................................................ 12-26-19-32 Mosaic Esterhazy 2 EH .................................................................................................................. 12-22-19-33 CPEC Wawota ................................................................................................................................. 8-13-12-33 Mosaic K1 Esterhazy 1 WSW ........................................................................................................ 15-13-20-33 Phase et al Manor .............................................................................................................................. 10-11-8-1 Petrex et al Carlyle ............................................................................................................................... 14-3-8-2 Harvest White Bear SWD................................................................................................................... 11-36-8-2 Triwest Alameda East SWD ................................................................................................................. 16-9-4-2 FCL Carlyle DD .................................................................................................................. 2C9-19-1C9-19-8-2 Renegade Willmar North ...................................................................................................................... 1-27-6-3 Sundance Ochapowace ................................................................................................................... 16-32-17-3 Kinwest 08 Alameda .......................................................................................................................... 11-28-3-3 Elkhorn Pinto Hz ...................................................................................................................5C13-5-8B4-5-1-4 FCL Moose Valley .............................................................................................................................. 4-24-12-6 CPEC Viewfield Hz ...................................................................................................... 2C13-17-2D16-17-10-9 CPEC Viewifeld Hz .......................................................................................................3B13-11-1C13-10-8-10 CPEC Viewfield HZ ...........................................................................................................1A8-25-3A8-30-7-10 Husky Oungre East Hz..........................................................................................................6B2-7-3B2-6-1-11 CVE Weyburn .................................................................................................................................. 15-26-6-12 CPEC Oungre Hz ............................................................................................................. 3D16-5-2D16-8-1-13 CVE Weyburn ................................................................................................................................12-30T-6-13 Painted Pony Ralph West ................................................................................................................ 13-31-7-14 Arc Tribune....................................................................................................................................... 15-32-3-14 Rio Tinto Sedley ............................................................................................................................... 4-20-14-16 Sparton Ceylon ................................................................................................................................ 16-29-6-18 Epsilon Ceylon Hz .......................................................................................................... 4C6-31-1C14-36-6-19 PBEN Pangman DD ......................................................................................................4B16-15-2D15-15-7-20

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Classified Index

Engagements Farm Services LEGAL Wedding Annivers.

Feed & Seed Notices101 to Creditors Engagements .................................

Comm. Buildings for Sale/Rent ..... 201 Anniversaries Hay/Bales for Sale 202 Marriages ........................................

102 Offices for Rent ...............................

Assessment Rolls Anniversaries ................................. 103 Shops/Warehouses for Rent .......... 203 Birthdays Certified Seed for Sale Tax Enforcement Happy Days .....................................

104 Storage for Rent/Wanted ...............

204 Announcements Misc. Announcements ....................

Pulse ..........................

Crops/Grain 205 Tenders105 Business Services Prayer Corner Corner ................................. 106 Property Development .................... 206 Prayer Wanted ................. 207 Notices/Nominations Memorial Tributes ..........................

107 Business Opportunities InCards Memoriam of Thanks .............................

108 Notices Hotels/MotelsSteel for Sale ................... 208 Buildings/ Legal/Public Coming Events ............................... 109 Revenue Properties for Sale .......... 209 Cards of Thanks Granaries Judicial110 Sales Garage/Yard Sales ..........................

Sale ........................... 221 Coming Events Personals ........................................ 111 Farmland for Farms/Real Estate Houses for Farmland for Rent ........................... 222 Health & Fitness .............................. 112 Sale Garage Sales Antiques Pastureland .....................................

223 Lost & Found ...................................

113 Apts./Condos for Sale ............................ 224 Companions/Dating Memorial Services Services ........ 114 Farmland Wanted For Sale/Miscellaneous Out of Town Readings/Astrologers ....................

115 Mineral Rights ................................. 225 Personals ............................. 226 Psychics .........................................

116 Farm Equipment Furniture Cabins/Cottages/ Vacation, Travel ............................. 117 Farm Equipment Wanted ................ 227 Health/Beauty Musical Instruments228 Country Livestock .........................................

Bands, Orchestras .........................

119 Homes Lost ................................

229 Child Care Services ....................... 120 Horses/Trailers Apts./Condos for Rent Computers/Electronics Child Care Wanted ......................... 121 Seed/Cert. Seed for Sale ................ 230 Found Hay/Bales forFirewood Sale ......................... 231 Services Duplexes for Rent Introduction Services Pulse Crops/Grain/Feed Wanted .. 232 Sports Equipment Appliance Repair ............................

Houses141 for Rent Cust. Farm Work/Rentals .............. 233 Readings Auctioneers .................................... 142 Steel Buildings/Granaries Farm Produce.............. 234 Mobiles/Pads Brick, Masonry ............................... 143 Farm Real Estate Services ............ 235 Psychics Hunting/Firearms Building, Contracting ....................

144 Farm Auctions Housesitting ................................ 236 Travel Drywalling ....................................... 145 Plants/Shrubs/Trees Wanted146 to Rent Electrical .........................................

Antiques for Sale ............................ 251 Health Spas Pets Handyperson ...................................

Rooms 147 for Rent Articles for Sale .............................. 252 Housecleaning ................................ 148 Furniture/Appliances ..................... 253 Tickets Wanted to Buy Room &149 BoardMusical Instruments Janitorial ......................................... ...................... 254 Childcare Available Lawn, Garden Service ...................

150 Auctions Shared Accomm.

Computers/Printers ........................ 255 Painting, Wallpapering ..................

151 Childcare Wanted Firewood .........................................

Adult Personals 256 Mobile/Mft. Plumbing ........................................

152 Homes Food Market .................................... 257 Roofing, Siding ............................... 153 Golf/SportingDomestic SERVICES Cars Goods .......................

258 for Sale Snow Removal ................................ 154 Hobbies/Crafts ............................... 259 Trucks & Vans Accounting/ Vacuum Service ..............................

155 Hunting Recreational PropertySupplies/Firearms ............ 260 Miscellaneous Services ................. 156 Pets & Supplies Parts & Accessories 261 ...............................

Revenue Property Bookkeeping Home Renovations ......................... 157 Plants/Garden ................................. 262 Automotive Wanted 263 Hauling & Moving Garages158 Wanted to Buy/Swap ......................

Appliance Repairs............................

RVs/Campers/Trailers Misc.

Auctions ................................

264 Auctioneers Adult Personals/Services ............... 275 Legal Real Estate Services Boats Bricklaying Investment Notices to Creditors .......................

161 Opport.

Cars/Trucks for Sale ...................... 301 Snowmobiles Assessment Rolls ...........................

162 Building/Contracting Business Opportunities Antique Vehicles ........................... 301a Tax Enforcement ............................. 163 Motorcycles Semi-Trucks/Trailers .................... 301A Building Supplies Tenders ............................................

164 Hotels/Motels Cars/Trucks Wanted ...................... 302 ATVs/Dirt Bikes Notices Nominations ....................

165 Drywalling Auto Parts/Accessories ................. 303 Business Services Legal Notices ................................... 166 Motorhomes Utility ....................................

304 Trailers Building/Contracting Judicial Sales ..................................

167Services Financial Campers/RV's .................................. 305 Oilfield/Wellsite Equip.

Estevan Homes for Sale .................

171 Boats/Trailers/Motors Electrical .....................

306 Industrial/Commercial Estevan Homes for Sale/Rent ....... 172 Personal Watercraft ....................... 307 Heavy Equipment Handyperson Storage Condos/Townhouses ......................

173 Motorcyles ...................................... 308 Career Opportunities City Lots for Sale ............................

174Lease Snowmobiles/Trailers ..................... 309 Hauling Space for Boundary Dam Prop. ...................... 175 ATV's ................................................

Professional Help 310 Cleaning Office/Retail for Rent Out of City Homes for Sale ............ 176 Industrial Machinery ....................... 311 Apartments for Rent .......................

177 Utility TrailersOffice/Clerical .................................. 312 Janitorial Warehouses Estevan Homes for Rent ............... 178 Oilfield/Well-Site Equipment Skilled Help .......... 313 Landscaping Mobile Homes for Rent ..................

179Sale Farms for Help ............ 401 Wanted Rent/Buy ....................... 180 Employment Trades Opportunities Lawn & to Garden Farms/Acreages Rooms for Rent ..............................

181 Professional Employment ............. 402 Sales/Agents Moving Room & Board ................................. 182 Office/Clerical .................................. 403 for Rent Shared Accommodations ..............

183 Trades/SkillsGeneral Employment404 ................................

Painting/Wallpaper Out of City Rentals .........................

184 Sales Consultants ...................... 405 Land/Pastures Work Wanted Mobile Homes for Sale .................. 185 Farm/Ranch Help ........................ 406 Renos/Home for Rent Mobile Homes Wanted ....................

186 Help WantedDomestic Help Wanted ...............................

407 Improvement Manufactured Homes ..................... 187 Domestic Help ............................. 408 Mineral Rights Career Training RTM's/Buildings for Sale ...............

188 Roofing Employment Wanted ................. 409 Acreages ..........................................

189 Tutors Farm Implements Career Training .......................... 410 Snow removal Resort Properties ........................... 190

Out of City 191 Instruction, Tutoring Livestock Memorial..................

Donations411 Services forLots Hirefor Sale .................

Garages .......................................... 192 Bookkeeping Services ............... 412 Obituaries & TackClerical/Office Vacuum ServicesReal EstateHorses Services ............. 413 Out of Province ........... 193 Real Estate Services ...................... 194

Obituaries ................................... 501 Memorial Gifts ............................. 502

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11 Chev Impala LT 4dr factory warranty 71,117 kms ..............................$16,995 09 Dodge Caliber SXT 4dr factory warranty, 53,981 km .........................$12,995 09 Toyota Corolla factory warranty 76,200 km ........................................$12,995 08 Chev Cobalt LT 2dr warranty, 100,900 km, 5 spd, was $9,995 .........................................................................................Reduced to sell $7,900 08 Dodge Avenger R/T AWD 4dr warranty..............................................$15,995 07 Chev Malibu LT 4dr warranty, 126,800 km ...........................................$9,995 07 Buick Lucerne CX 4dr, loaded, warranty..............................................$9,450 07 Pontiac G6 GT 2dr warranty................................................................$11,995 07 Pontiac G5 SE 4dr warranty .................................................................$8,995 06 Pontiac Grand Prix SE 4dr warranty.....................................................$6,995 98 Ford Escort ZX2 2dr Auto warranty .......................................................SAVE

TRUCKS, VANS & SUV’s

13 Jeep Compass North 4x4 factory warranty, 25,948 km .....................$23,995 13 Jeep Patriot Sport North 4x4 factory warranty 23,120 km................$23,995 12 Jeep Liberty Sport 4x4 factory warranty.............................................$23,995 11 Chev Equinox LT AWD factory warranty.............................................$23,995 11 Dodge Dakota SXT Crew/Cab 4x4 factory warranty ......................... $22,995 10 Chev Silverado LT Crew/Cab 4x4 Z-71 factory warranty, Flexfuel $25,995 10 Dodge Journey R/T 7 Passanger AWD factory warranty...................$23,995 09 Chev Silverado LT E/Cab 4x4 Z-71 warranty .....................................$20,995 09 Dodge Grand Caravan Sto-N-Go warranty ........................................$14,995 09 GMC Sierra SLE Crew/Cab SLT 4x4 factory warranty.......................$21,995 08 Pontiac Montana SVC 7 Pass warranty, 62,215 km ..........................$11,995 07 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad/Cab 4x4 SLT warranty..................................$15,995 04 Pontiac Montana 7 Pass warranty, 138,800 km ...................................$6,995 99 Ford F150 Super Cab warranty.............................................................$4,995 95 Dodge Dakota Club/Cab warranty, 85,000 kms ....................................SAVE

Domestic cars

Domestic cars

Used Cars

2013 Dodge Avenger SXT Red, 7,245 kms ..................................$21,900 2013 Dodge Avenger SXT Black, 11,950 kms...............................$21,900 2013 Dodge Avenger Base White, 13,246 kms.............................$18,900 2012 Mazda Mazda3 GS White, 25,462 kms..................................$18,900 2012 Hyundai Veloster Silver, 31,123 kms.....................................$18,900

Used Trucks, Suvs & Vans

2013 GMC Sierra 1500 SLT Deep Cherry, 23,170 kms .................$40,900 2013 Ram 1500 Sport Crew Cab White, 21,712 kms ....................$39,900 2013 Dodge Grand Caravan SE/SXT Black, 29,734 kms..............$20,900 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited Black, 36,123 kms...............$42,900 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo White, 66,160 kms ..............$30,900 2011 Ford F150 FX4 Blue, 50,123 kms ..........................................$32,900 2011 Ram 1500 Sport Crew Cab Silver, 70,123 kms ....................$32,900 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo Blue, 88,123 kms.................$27,900 2010 Ram 1500 Sport Quad Cab Black, 69,123 kms.....................$29,900 2010 Nissan Frontier PRO-4X Red, 61,540 kms...........................$25,900 2010 Buick Enclave CX Silver, 100,493 kms.................................$25,900 2009 Cadillac SRX AWD Silver, 80,042 kms .................................$24,900 2008 GMC Yukon SLT Pewter, 135,799 kms ................................$22,900

HOME OF THE POWER TEAM! 409 Kensington Avenue ~ Estevan, Sask.

Phone: 306-634-3221 If you haven’t shopped POWER DODGE you may have paid too much!

Most of Our Vehicles are Covered by Lubrico Powertrain Warranty

Prices Reduced! ~ We Take Trades Reasonable Offers Considered

PHONE COLLECT FOR KEN 634-7231

AFTER HOURS: Cell: 461-7805

421 - 4th Street – Estevan, Sask.

www.longcreekmotors.carpages.ca e-mail: saleslongcreekmotors@sasktel.net

441 - 4th Street - Estevan 306-634-7977 2008 GMC YUKON

Senchuk’s Super Deals!

2013 FORD TAURUS SEL 16,000 kms .............................................SOLD 2010 MAZDA 6 69,000 kms ............................................................$15,995 2010 FORD FOCUS SE 80,000 kms ..............................................$14,995

New Trailers Arriving Daily

Used Trucks, SUVs & Vans

2013 EXPLORER SPORT 4x4 6,000 kms.......................................$47,995 2013 F150 XTR CREW CAB 4x4 12,000 kms.................................$35,900 2012 E450 CUBE VAN 29,000 kms ................................................$33,995 2012 FORD F150 SUPER CAB XLT 4x4 33,000 kms....................$22,900 2011 CHEVROLET SILVERADO CREW CAB 4x4 27,000 kms ....$29,995 2011 F150 SUPER CAB XLT 4x4 78,000 kms...............................$21,950 2011 DODGE JOURNEY RT AWD 24,000 kms..............................$25,995 2011 F350 LARIAT CREW CAB 4x4 6.7L diesel 54,000 kms........$48,955 2010 F150 LARIAT SUPERCREW 4x4 78,000 kms.......................$28,995 2010 F150 XTR SUPERCREW 4x4 64,000 kms.............................$24,995 2010 CHEVROLET CREW CAB LT 4x4 80,000 kms.....................$21,995 2010 F150 XTR SUPER CAB 4x4 57,000 kms...............................$21,900 2009 ESCAPE XLT 106,000 kms ...................................................$14,950 2009 JEEP LIBERTY SPORT 4x4 113,000 kms.............................$12,500 2008 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR L 4x4 92,000 kms............................$32,995 2008 F150 LIMITED CREW CAB 4x4 125,000 kms..........................SOLD 2005 F350 XLT CREW CAB 4x4 6L DIESEL 276,000 kms .............$9,500

Senchuk

$18,000

TRAILERS

2014 Haulmark 85 x 27 v-nose ..................................................... $14,200 2014 Haulmark 85 x 20 v-nose 2-5200 axle, alum Wheels.........$10,500 2014 rainbow 7 x 14 express dump ............................................. $8,600 2014 Haulmark 85 x 16 v-nose ....................................................... $7,700 2014 rainbow deck over 2-7k springs......................................... $6,200 2014 rainbow 20’ 2-7000lb flip up ramp........................................ $5,315 2014 rainbow 16’ 3500 tandem axle .............................................. $3,400 2013 rainbow 6x10 3500 axle flip up ramp....................................$3,400 2013 rainbow 6x12 3500 axle flip up ramp .....................................call 2013 rainbow 6x14 3500 axle flip up ramp .....................................call 2013 Haulmark 20ft, 85x20.............................................................$10,500 2013 Haulmark transport v-nose 6x12, 2-3500 axle .................... $5,200 2013 Big tex 7x14 utility................................................................. $2,599 2012 rainbow 18’ car Hauler 7000 gvW ....................................... $3,400 2012 newman 10ft. aluminum 13” Wheels, v-front ...................... $2,500

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Prepaid Rates: $7.95 per week for up to 20 words Please add 20¢ for each additional word Remember To Add 5% GST! Cash – Cheque – Visa – MasterCard Note: No refunds are issued for Classified Advertising. If you Cancel your Ad before expiry, Credit will be given which may be applied to future advertising. ***

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Monday through Friday ****************

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rentals for Business, leisure, Weddings or school sports teams.

YOUR AD

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Ford Sales Ltd.

Your home of after sales service 118 Souris Avenue North – Estevan, Sask.

CLASSIFIED DEADLINE WEDNESDAY AT NOON

highenergy@sasktel.net www.highenergytrailers.ca

4 WD, LOADED, LEATHER SEATS 142,000 KMS

Used Cars

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CAREERS

THE TRADER EXPRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2013

Bridal Guide Carly Fraser & Michael Berg ...........................................March 17, 2014 Maria Sinclair & Mathew Walter.........................................June 28, 2014 Amie Sehn & Kyle Whitehead .............................................July 12, 2014 Alison Kuntz & Michael Doherty...........................................July 12, 2014 Megan Glass & Stephen Lisitza ..........................................July 19, 2014 Amy Hammermeister & Bradley Belitski ...........................August 2, 2014 Jolene Pettapiece & Chris Byers ......................................August 2, 2014 Alysha Mittelholtz & Garrett Lasko ...................................August 2, 2014 Angela Braun & Kevin McNichol.....................................August 16, 2014 Breonna Alexander & Robert Graham............................August 30, 2014 Sara Matte & Stephen Lainton...................................September 27,2014 Aleisha Scott & Shadoe Struble...................................November 8, 2014

is looking for a

Carrier

for the 1300-1500 4th & 5th Street, 1200-1500 6th Street & Midtown Manor. To begin January 8, 2014. 120 Papers which are delivered to your home Tuesdays evenings for Wednesday delivery to your customers. Earn $24.00 per week with an opportunity to win a $100.00 monthly draw.

From large weddings to smaller intimate affairs.

E.B.’s Dining Emporium Let us look after the catering

can make your Special Event a Day to Remember!

If interested please call Gayle at The Estevan Mercury

306-634-2654

From large weddings to smaller intimate affairs.

Let us look after the catering

Babies of 2013

104 Souris Ave., Estevan

306-634-2356

Example

Ph. 306-848-1080

Win a Baby Photo Shoot!

180 Coteau Ave. E, Weyburn, SK

Be Entered to win a free Baby Professional Photo Shoot & Photo Package with CR Photography

• Fancy attire - Mother of Bride • Jewellery Always That Personalized Service

Braylon Charles Christensen Aug 24, 2013 - Son of Lacey Christensen & Jordan Fieber

Appointments may be made.

To Announce Your Upcoming Wedding For Free!

Call 306-634-2654

Book Your Career ad today!

Parent’s names: Phone: Baby’s name: Date of birth:

Call 634-2654

Roofing Y B Wet Roofing Ltd. & Home Improvement Contractor • INSURED • 10% SENIOR DISCOUNT • FREE ESTIMATES Specializing in flat roof repairs & full installations “The name that keeps you dry” Quality craftmanship at prices that won’t soak you!

Shawn Wells

Cell: (306) 461-8849 • Fax: (306) 388-2594 Box 35, Bienfait, SK. S0C 0M0

Equipment Rental FOR RENT • • • • • •

RUBBER & TRACK SKID STEERS MINI TRACK HOES PORTA POTTIES MINI SKID STEER CAR HAULER TRAILER FLAT DECK TRAILERS • 5500lb TELEHANDLER • DOOSAN LOADER

FRESH WATER AVAILABLE FOR FRAC WATER, DRILLING RIG, ETC.

Pongo Holdings Ltd.

306-421-9576 or 306-421-2244

31/2 miles South of Estevan on Hwy 47 (35 of 1 of 8, West of the 2nd)

A special “Babies of 2013” section will appear in the January 8, 2014 issue of The Estevan Mercury.

You can be a proud parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle and show off the newest member of your family born in 2013.

FOR ONLY

$39.99

+GST

Deadline to Participate is Friday, Dec. 27, 2013

Photo & information can be emailed to: classifieds@estevanmercury.ca Emailed digital pictures must be high resolution.

Or Drop by Or Send your entries to: “Babies of 2013” Box 730, 68 Souris Ave. N. Estevan, SK. S4A 2A6

PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY

Contractors

Boy

Babies of 2012

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Girl

Health & Mobility Aids

R. POOLE CONSTRUCTION Randy Poole Specializing In:

• Vinyl Siding • Soffit and Fascia • Windows and Doors • Metal Window Cladding .... and much more!

Window Specialists!

NOW - Continuous Eavestroughing Beat the Rush and Book your FREE ESTIMATES now!

Home: (306) 634-4247 Cell: (306) 421-0084 30 Years of experience brought to your home.

Book An Ad Today Call 306-634-2654 or Email: adsales@estevanmercury.ca

LIFT CHAIRS WALKERS, ELECTRIC BEDS AND MUCH MORE OPEN THURS: 12:00 - 8:00 CALL: 306-483-2430 • 13 in. Black Tires TOLL FREE: 1-800-472-5063 • Full Suspension • Deluxe Light Package Serving Area From • 1.2 HP @ 8 MPH 616 Beharrel St. • Power Seat or Lge. Batteries Oxbow, Sk.

Trailblazer Scooter

Car Sales Mike Keating Sales Consultant

409 Kensington Ave. Ph: 306.634.3644 C: 306.461-6457

www.powerdodge.ca

THE TRADER EXPRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2013

CAREERS

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Gibson Energy ULC is a progressive, growth oriented, North American midstream oil & gas company. We are currently seeking enthusiastic, results oriented professional drivers for our South East Saskatchewan Operations in: Frobisher, Estevan, Weyburn.

COMPANY DRIVERS CUSTOM TREATING AND TERMINALS SWAMPERS OWNER OPERATORS Qualifications required: • Drivers must possess a valid Class 1 or 3 license with air endorsement • Swampers must possess a valid Class 5 license • 2+ years driving experience • Oilfield experience is an asset Gibson Energy ULC offers a competitive compensation package.

Interested candidates are asked to fax resumes to: 306-486-2022, or email to: dfrobisher@gibsons.com www.gibsons.com

Precision Rentals, a division of Precision Drilling, is currently recruiting for: Lead Equipment Service Technicians and Equipment Service Technicians at our facility on 97 Panteluk Street in Estevan, SK.

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These positions are responsible for repair and regular maintenance serving on our surface equipment and well site units. Additional responsibilities include: • Perform pipefitting, minor welding, plumbing, electrical repairs and carpentry work as required;

• Cleaning, repairing and painting equipment; • Other general shop tasks as assigned;

• Requirement to work overtime from time to time as well as participate in an on-call rotation.

Qualifications: • Mechanical knowledge and previous experience in a similar role; • Valid Class 5 Drivers License and current Driver’s Abstract;

DENTAL ASSISTANT Dr. Keith Wempe is looking for a dental assistant for our dental therapist.

Full Time starting January 15, 2014

Email resume:

• Current WHMIS, TDG, H2S and FIRST AID;

stacey@drwempe.com

Precision offers competitive compensation and benefits, opportunities for growth and advancement, innovation and leadship, employment-related education reimbursement, and much more.

If you believe you are qualified, and would like to join the Precision Family, please submit your resume to: kbowey@precisiondrilling.com

Is seeking

Warehouse Person for a full-time position at the Estevan location.

Week of December 23, 2013

Senchuk Ford Service Department has the following full time position available

Technician Automotive and computer knowledgeable, as well as, experience and ADP training an asset but willing to train.

If you have a solid work ethic and take pride in your work, make sure to forward your resume immediately to Chris Hortness at

chris@senchuk.com or call 306.636.6465

Your Opportunity Awaits

Senchuk

Ford Sales Ltd.

118 Souris Ave. N., Estevan • 634-3696

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS

at Weyburn location With the changing farm environment, South Country Equipment is growing to meet the needs of today’s agribusiness customer. This is a great opportunity to join this progressive John Deere dealership, in the area of parts counterperson. We are an 8 store organization on the road to becoming the largest John Deere AG dealership in Canada. Join us at an exciting new time in our business history, as we prepare to relocate to our new state of the art facility in Weyburn. Don’t miss your opportunity to be a part of the growth, and with that establish an exciting, stable career with career path potential!

PARTS SUPERVISOR

We are looking for someone who: — is self motivated, and driven to serve customers’ needs — exhibits supervisory capabilities, and gets satisfaction from helping fellow employees excel at their career — has agricultural parts and/or service experience — is knowledgeable in the area of farming and has basic computer skills — would enjoy working in a positive “SCE” team environment

PARTS COUNTERPERSON

Duties include: — Direct, professional consultation with customers to help them determine their needs — Retailing a broad spectrum of parts and merchandise in store — Providing input and assistance in inventory control and maintaining a professional retail environment We are looking for someone who: — is self motivated, and driven to serve customers needs — is knowledgeable in the area of farming and has basic computer skills — would enjoy working in a positive “SCE” team environment If either of these openings is the opportunity you’ve been waiting for, please reply in writing or e-mail to: watsondrew@southcountry.ca or sutherlandwayne@southcountry.ca Attention: Drew Watson or Wayne Sutherland Box 337, Weyburn, SK S4H 2K1 While we thank you for your interest, only those selected for an interview will be contacted

Experience: Safety Certificates are needed, 1st Aid & CPR. Applicants must have a valid driver’s license. Forklift experience would be an asset.

Duties: Shipping & receiving of inventory, heavy lifting involved.

Comprehensive benefit & RRSP package available. Salary based on experience & qualifications.

To Apply: Fax: 306-637-2181, Email: sshoff.pti@sasktel.net or drop off resume to: 62 Devonian Street, Estevan, Sk.

Journeymen Electricians and Apprentices PowerTech Industries Ltd. in Estevan is seeking Journeymen Electricians and Apprentices for work in the Estevan and Carnduff areas.

Experience: Safety Certificates are needed.

1st Aid/CPR, H2S. Applicants must have a valid driver’s license. Full benefits packages and RSP plan.

Duties: Day to day electrical construction and maintenance in the oilfield.

Wage/Salary Info: Depending on experience & qualifications.

To Apply: Fax: (306) 637-2181, e-mail sschoff.pti@sasktel.net or drop off resume to 62 Devonian Street, Estevan, SK.

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Saturday December 2…

1 … ……Pool …….…

9am 9 pm Tuesday 224 FACILITY Closed LOSED T 4….6am – –4 pm

Sunday DDecember ecember 2 …… …….Pool CClosed aat t 8A8…….…...12pm – 9pm Sunday D ecember 2 2 … …….Pool C losed a t 8 …….…...12pm –

9 pm Wednesday D ecember 2 5…………………………………… .

CLOSED

Monday December 23 ………Pool Closed at 8…….….. 6am – 8pm December ecember 22 26…………………………………………

3 … …… ……Pool Closed at 8…….…..

6am –– 4 8pm pm Monday Thursday 12pm Tuesday DD ecember 4 FACILITY CLOSED AT 4….6am

D ecember 24 … … FACILITY CrLOSED AtT 4….6am – 4pm Tuesday

(Pool, f itness r oom, unning rack)

Wednesday December 25…………………………………….CLOSED Wednesday December 25……………………………………6.am CLOSED Friday December 27……………………………………………..

– 8– pm Thursday December 26…………………………………………

12pm 4 pm Thursday D ecember 2 6…………………………………………

1 2pm – 4pm Saturday 28…………………………………………

9am – 8pm December (Pool, fitness room, running track)

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Sunday Friday D December ecember 229…………………………………………...12pm 7…………………………………………….. 6am –– 8 8pm pm Friday DDecember 237…………………………………………….. am pm Monday ecember 0………………………………………….

6am – –– 8 pm Saturday December 28…………………………………………

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8 pm Tuesday FACILITY CLOSED AT 4… 6am – 4–pm

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9…………………………………………...12pm 8pm pm Sunday Monday DDecember ecember 239…………………………………………...12pm 0…………………………………………. 6am –– 8 8pm December ecember 3 31……

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6 am –

4 pm Wednesday January 1, 2014……………………………….. 12pm – 5pm

Thursday January 2………..Pool Closed at 8…….……. 6am – 9pm

Friday January 3…………Pool Closed at 8…….………… 6am – 9–pm Wednesday January 1, 2014………………………………..

12pm 5pm Saturday ecember 21 Closed a……...….. t 8…….… 99am am – 9 9pm Wednesday January 1, …2……Pool 014………………………………..

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1 2pm – Friday January 3…………Pool Closed at 8…….………… 6am – 9pm

Monday DJecember 23 ………Pool Closed t 88……...….. …….….. 696am ––– 8 99 pm January 3…………Pool Closed at a8at …….………… am pm Friday Saturday anuary 4……..…Pool Closed am pm

D ecember 2 4 … …

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4 pm

Saturday J anuary 4 ……..…Pool C losed a t 8 ……...…..

9 am –

9 pm Tuesday Sunday January 5………...Pool Closed at 8……….….. 12pm – 9pm

Sunday January 5………...Pool Closed at 8……….….. 12pm – 9pm Wednesday D ecember 2 5…………………………………… .

CLOSED

LEISURE CENTRE Leisure Centre Holiday Season Hours HOLIDAY SEASON HOURS

**** T Thursday Dhese ecember 26…………………………………………

12pm A – rena 4pm hours are for the Leisure Centre.

(Pool, f itness r oom, r unning t rack)

Hours will vary depending on ice schedules. *****

December 6am – 8A pm **** These 2h7…………………………………………….. ours are for the Leisure Centre. rena Friday

**** T hese h ours a re f or t he L eisure C entre.

A rena Saturday December 28…………………………………………

9am – 8*pm Hours will vary depending on ice schedules. ****

Hours w ill v ary d epending o n i ce s chedules. * **** Sunday December 29…………………………………………...12pm – 8pm

Monday December 3LEISURE 0………………………………………….

CENTRE 6am – 8pm

Tuesday December 31…… FACILITY CLOSED AT 4… 6am – 4pm HOLIDAY SEASON HOURS

Wednesday January 1, 2014……………………………….. 12pm – 5pm

Thursday January 2………..Pool Closed at 8…….……. 6am – 9pm (Dispatcher) at 8…….………… 6am – 9pm Friday January 3…………Pool Closed Duties and Responsibilities: Saturday D ecember 21 ………Pool Closed t 8…….… 99am am –– 9 9pm pm January 4……..…Pool Closed at 8a……...…..

The successful candidate will demonstrate excellent interpersonal communication Sunday D ecember 22 ……….Pool Closed a……….….. t 8…….…...12pm – 9 9pm pm J anuary 5 ………...Pool C losed a t 8

1 2pm – skills. This person will handle incoming telephone calls, general public inquiries and Monday D ecember 2 3 … ……Pool C losed a t 8 …….…..

6 am –

8 pm

complaints, and will communicate via radio transmissions with members on patrol.

December 24 …… stress FACILITY CLOSED T 4degree ….6am – 4pm Must Tuesday be able to work independently under as well as produce aA high

of accuracy.

Wednesday December 25…………………………………….CLOSED

Application packages can be picked up at the Estevan Police Service or mailed out Thursday Dhese ecember 26…………………………………………

12pm A–rena 4pm **** ours awillre or the Leisure Centre. upon request.

Only T successful h candidates befcontacted.

(Pool, f itness r oom, r unning t rack)

Please return the completed an updated resume a sealed envelope Hours will vpackage ary dwith epending on inice schedules. ***** Friday December 27…………………………………………….. am –S4A 8pm

to: Chief of Police Estevan Police Service 301-11th Ave.Estevan,6Sask.

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Saturday D ecember 2 8…………………………………………

9 am –

8pm

“Doodlebugs” – Part Time Play Care Facilitator Sunday December 29…………………………………………...12pm – 8pm Monday 30………………………………………….

8pm Leisure Services, D asecember part of a healthy community initiative has an opening for6am a Play–care Facilitator.

Typical hours runD from 9:00 am to31:00 pmF–ACILITY Monday toCFriday Tuesday ecember 1……

LOSED AT 4… 6am – 4pm This position is ideal for; A stay at home parent looking to work while the kids are at school, or A retired individual The instructors are able to look after children, while the parents or guardians are–free to enjoy Wednesday January 1, the 2014………………………………..

12pm 5pm personal time in our facility fitness Centre, swimming pool, multi-purpose room and/or tennis/squash Thursday 2………..Pool Closed at 8…….……. 6am – 9pm courts, focusing onJanuary their physical and mental health.

Friday January 3…………Pool Closed at 8…….………… 6am – 9pm For further information, please contact: Saturday January 4……..…Pool Closed at 8……...….. 9am – 9pm January 5………...Pool Closed at Street 8……….…..

– 9pm KelvinSunday Pillipow, Human Resources Co-ordinator, 1102 – 4th Estevan, 1 SK2pm S4A 0W7

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER

Ph: (306) 634-1842 • F: (306) 634-9790 • hr@estevan.ca

We thank all applicants for their interest, however only those selected for further consideration will be contacted.

**** These hours are for the Leisure Centre. Arena Hours will vary depending on ice schedules. *****

ESTEVAN THE ENERGY CITY

City of Estevan PUBLIC NOTICE The council of the City of Estevan, pursuant to Section 207 of the Planning and Development Act, 2007, gives notice of its intention to amend Zoning Bylaw #2010-1834 & the corresponding Zoning Map as hereinafter provided: 1. Consideration is being given to amend the zoning Bylaw Map by rezoning the following property as described below: “Part of the Northeast Quarter Section 27, Township 2, Range 8, West of the Second Meridian, Estevan, Saskatchewan, encompassing approximately 3.42 hectares, as shown on a plan Proposed Subdivision prepared by S.M. Drew, SLS, and dated the 27th day of November 2013vvv” to be rezoned as follows: a) Proposed Lots: • 2 through 6, Block 177 • 1 through 3, 12, 13, 14, Block 175 • 2 through 9, Block 176 From the existing URBAN HOLDING ZONE (UH) to RESIDENTIAL LOW-DENSITY SINGLEDETACHED ZONE(R1); b) Proposed Lots: • 4 through 11, Block 175 • 10, 11, Block 176 From the existing URBAN HOLDING ZONE (UH) to RESIDENTIAL LOW DENSITY MIX ZONE (R2) c) Proposed Lots: • 1, Block 177 • 1, Block 176 From the existing URBAN HOLDING ZONE (UH) to RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM DENSITY ZONE (R3) Reason: Rezoning is being undertaken to support the proposed development of the Dominion Heights Phase 4 Residential Subdivision ; (Boundaries of Rezoning are shown on the accompanying Plan) The amending Bylaw (#2013-1933) may be inspected by any person at the Legislative Services Business Division, City Hall, 1102 4th Street, Estevan, Saskatchewan, between the hours of 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

City Council, at it’s meeting to be held on Monday, January 20, 2014, at 7:30 pm in the Council Chambers, City Hall, 1102 Fourth Street, Estevan, Saskatchewan will hear any person(s) wishing to be heard with respect to the proposed rezoning bylaw and will further consider any written submissions respecting the proposed zoning amendment, provided such and/ or submissions are received by the City Clerk’s Office, Legislative Services, City Hall, 1102 Fourth Street, Estevan, Saskatchewan, S4A 0W7 no later than 12:00 pm on Wednesday, January 15, 2014.

Dated at the City of Estevan this 11th Day of December, 2013

The City of Estevan invites interested citizens to sit on various council committees such as: • Estevan Board of Police Commissioners • CP Rail Advisory Committee • Development Appeals Board Please respond in writing by December 31, 2013 to: City Clerk 1102 - 4th Street Estevan, SK S4A 0W7 Ph: 306-634-1852; Fax: 306-634-9790 email: cityclerk@estevan.ca WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE ESTEVAN ARTS COUNCIL? “promoting the arts in OUR community”

ENERGY WHAT’S CITY FILM CIRCUIT HAPPENING

Next Film: Cas & Dylan - January 25,ARTS 2014 AT THE ESTEVAN COUNCIL?

KONCERTS KIDS “promoting FOR the arts in OUR community”

WHAT’S HAPPENING ENERGY CITY FILMCITY CIRCUIT ENERGY FILM CIRCUIT AT THE ESTEVAN ARTS COUNCIL? Fubuki Daiko – March 11, 2014 7:00 pm at Estevan Comprehensive School (Sponsored by Dayman Trucking) Massive Munsch – April 10, 2014 7:00 pm at Westview School (Sponsored by Sherritt Coal)

Next Film: Cas & Dylan - January 25, 2014

Next Film: Cas & Dylan - January 25, 2014

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KONCERTS KONCERTS FOR KIDS FOR KIDS ENERGY CITY CIRCUIT FubukiFILM Daiko – March 11, 2014 7:00 pm at Estevan Comprehensive School City of Estevan - Residential Lot for Sale ‘DOMINION HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION-PHASE 2’ Next Film: Cas(Sponsored & Dylan by Dayman Trucking) Massive Munsch – April 10, 2014 7:00 pm at Westview School (Sponsored by Sherritt Coal) STARS FOR SASKATCHEWAN The City of Estevan has one (1) Single-family residential lot for sale located at 1918 MatteKONCERTS FOR KIDS VISUAL ARTS Music Intima – January 30, 2014 7:30 pm1,at2013 St. Paul’s United Church Court-Lot 23 Block 168.

STARS SASKATCHEWAN Inspiring YourFOR Creativity Workshop Fubuki Daiko – March 11, 2014 7:00 pm at Estevan Comprehensive School– December Elmer Iseler Singers – February 6, 2014 7:30 pm at St. Paul’s United Church Instructor: Judy Swallow (Sponsored by Dayman Trucking) Music Intima – JanuaryBallet 30, 2014 St.$20.00 Paul’s United18, Church Elmer Jorgen7:30 Romeo Juliet – February 2014 7:30 pmIseler at E.C.S. Ages pm 13 and + at Cost: Massive Munsch – April 10, 2014 7:00 pm Guy at Westview and NadinaSchool – April 12, 2014 7:30 pm at St. Paul’s United Church Conditions of Sale include: Singers – February 6, 2014 7:30 pm at St. Paul’s United Church Ballet Jorgen Romeo (Sponsored

by Enbridge) (Sponsored by Sherritt Coal) Open Invitation To The Public Fitz – MayArt 4, 2014 2013 Everything Annual Adjudicated Show2:30 pm at E.C.S. and Juliet – February 18, 2014 7:30 pm at E.C.S. Guy and Nadina – April 12, 2014 (Sponsored by Enbridge) Public Reception • Lot Purchase price: $118,884.00 plus G.S.T & transfer fees.

STARS FOR November 30th 7:30 pmSASKATCHEWAN at St. Paul’s United ChurchSaturday, (Sponsored

by Enbridge) Everything Fitz – May 4, 7:00 pm at the EstevanVISUAL Art Gallery & ARTS Museum • 50% (non-refundable) down payment, with remainder of purchase Come and view art work from Local Artists 2014 2:30 pm at E.C.S. (Sponsored by Enbridge) Music Intima – January 30, 2014 7:30 pm at St. Paul’s United Church price to be paid within 6 months of purchase agreement date.

Music Intima – January 30, 2014 7:30 pm at St. Paul’s United Church Elmer Iseler Singers – February 6, 2014 7:30 pm at St. Paul’s United Church Fubuki Daiko – March 11, 2014 7:00 pm at Estevan Comprehensive School Ballet Jorgen Romeo and Juliet – February 18, 2014 7:30 pm at E.C.S. (Sponsored bySt. Dayman Trucking) Guy and Nadina – April 12, 2014 7:30 pm at Paul’s United Church Massive Munsch – April 10, 2014 7:00 pm at Westview School - January 25, 2014 (Sponsored by Enbridge) Sherritt Coal) Everything Fitz – May(Sponsored 4, 2014 2:30by pm at E.C.S. (Sponsored by Enbridge)

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Your Creativity Elmer Iseler Singers – February 6, 2014 7:30 pm at St.Inspiring Paul’s United ChurchWorkshop – December 1, 2013 Instructor: Judy Swallow Ballet Jorgen Romeo and Juliet – February 18, 2014 7:30 pm at E.C.S. Ages 13 + on Cost: $20.00 Contact us for United more information our programs Guy and Nadina – April 12, 2014 7:30 pm at St. Paul’s Church 306-634-3942 (Sponsored by Enbridge) Open Invitation To The Public Everything Fitz – May 4, 2014 2:30 pmwww.estevanartscouncil.com at E.C.S. 2013 Annual Adjudicated Art Show (Sponsored by Enbridge) Services Division, 1102 Public Reception Saturday, November 30th 7:00 pm at the Estevan Art Gallery & Museum Come and view art work from Local Artists Inspiring Your Creativity Workshop – December 1, 2013 Instructor: Judy Swallow Ages 13 + Cost: $20.00

Construction to commence within 6 months of purchase agreement date.

For further information please contact the Land Development Fourth Street, Estevan, Saskatchewan, (306) 634-1821.

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