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Cheers to the ladies who went out with roses on Halloween night to do some reverse trick or treating. Such a nice gesture and a pleasant surprise! May your random acts of kindness be rewarded!
Cheers to our new Fire Chief Shane Code. Your credentials and accomplishments are very impressive and we are lucky to have you. You are joining a fabulous fire department. Welcome to Estevan. Cheers to local businesses for advertising Samaritan’s Purse. After all, that is where the items are bought to fill the shoeboxes. Cheers to the group of immigrants who serenaded us with songs and went door to door, raising money to send back to their children back home. You made our evening.
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Jeers to the person who hit my parked vehicle in the No Frills parking lot this past week and left the scene of the accident without being an adult and reporting it or at least leaving a note. You left me with a nice bill to fix my vehicle. It’s people like you who give no hope for honesty in society. Jeers to the facility I work for that preaches that you should not come to work sick, but if you stay home, you are reprimanded by getting a “letter.”
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Invisible pain brings hardship An inexplicable disorder has left a mother of four in continuous pain, and with no shortterm solution, a gofundme page is currently her only form of support outside of four daughters and close friends. Andrea Thomson lives in Fillmore and suffers from fibromyalgia, a rare musculoskeletal pain and fatigue disorder that affects her muscles, tendons and ligaments. She was diagnosed in 2013, but has been dealing with symptoms for a number of years. The pain is minimized with the help of medication, but there is no cure. “You’re always in pain and always tired,” she said. “Taking a shower can really hurt, even the TV, which may sound normal to others can actually sound really loud to me.” She noted fibromyalgia includes up to 200 symptoms and prevents her from doing long-distance driving and strenuous activities. Thomson’s friend Tracey Jones, who is a local librarian, set up a gofundme page for Thomson and her daughters. “She’s a very good friend of mine and she has helped me spread the
message online” she said. Thomson works part time for Oasis Day Home from her house and is currently babysitting one child. She’s requested disability leave three times but has been denied, she said, because of a lack of information surrounding fibromyalgia. Her monthly income of $500 covers the bare minimum of expenses, and searching for alternate employment opportunities has proven difficult due to the pain she endures on a daily basis. The combination of being a mother, a babysitter and having to deal with her symptoms has become an increasingly difficult day-to-day routine, she said, one she has to endure as a singlemother. “It’s extremely frustrating,” she said. Thomson is on a twoyear waiting list for a rheumatologist, but with each passing day, she grows increasingly worried about her situation. “ I t ke e p s g e t t i n g worse, and whenever the weather goes from one extreme to another, that’s when it really knocks the ground out from under me,” she explained. Her daughters have
come to grips with her disorder and provide her with support at home. Thomson’s oldest daughter Chelsey, 18, said it hasn’t become any easier to watch her mother deal with the pain, despite being near the situation for years. “You wonder what you can do to help, but there’s nothing really nothing you can do,” she said. “It’s hard being in that situation, because you want to do something about it.” Although Chelsey isn’t able to provide her mother with medical assistance, she said she has taken on more responsibilities at home. “When she’s down and out, I take care of the girls and keep the house clean,” she said, adding any fun her mother tries to have with her daughters often results in an entire day dedicated to recuperation from pain. The confusion and misconception surrounding fibromyalgia has been perhaps the most difficult thing for the oldest daugther to handle, she said, as people outside of the family frequently assume her mother is dealing with something less serious. “Some people say, ‘oh it’s just in her head, she’s
just being lazy,’” she said. “I just try to explain to them what she’s actually dealing with, that she is in pain, but it’s such a rare disease, it’s hard to put in words.” Thomson has been ferociously battling fibromyalgia, but noted it has taken a toll on her physically and mentally. “It is an invisible dis-
adult male driver and lone occupant of the semi-tractor trailer from Edmonton, Alberta did not sustain any injuries. The Coroner from Weyburn attended the scene. An RCMP collision reconstructionist and several members of the Estevan traffic services unit
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“I guess, you just have to try and pace yourself,” she said. “There are days when you feel fine, but if you’re not careful with what you do, you’ll go through days and days and days of straight pain.” If you would like to make a donation to Thomson’s gofundme page, visit gofundme.com/g7qpa0
Andrea Thomson, (centre) suffers from fibromyalgia, a rare musculoskeletal pain and fatigue disorder that affects her muscles, tendons and ligaments. She lives with her four daughters.
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The art of coaching The play is made on the playing field, but it’s drawn up on the sidelines. A few coaching gigs I obtained recently have made me pay more attention to what the person with the whiteboard has to do with a team’s success. When I watch a game on TV, I find myself reading the coaches’ lips in hopes of discovering what the words of wisdom are. I’m not very good at it reading lips yet, but I have made some interesting observations. Obviously, the coach has a lot to do with success, but it fascinates me how in professional sports, the words of a 50-year-old man can fuel a bunch of millionaires to snap out of a funk and elevate their game in order to win. It’s no secret a lot of pro players do not like what they do. Others enjoy playing a certain sport for money, but not enough to care about winning. They show up, they go through the motions and then cap the day off with a wonderful nap, knowing the next day holds a lovely cheque worth more than what many make in a year. Few players have that drive to be the best and to be a leader, and it must be difficult for a coach to motivate those who aren’t eating, sleeping and breathing basketball, or hockey, football, whatever. I think even fewer coaches have the ability to stick to their guns and follow through with a system they truly believe in, despite it not working all the time with a certain group of
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Writing Prevents That Sinking Feeling players. These days, coaches don’t get a lot of time to help a team succeed. If positive results don’t arise through a system the coach wants to use, he or she is fired or forced to try something else. There are certainly other factors at work within the organization that contribute to team success. General managers, the one’s who do a good job anyway, usually sign players who have that aforementioned passion for the sport, thus making the coach’s job a little easier. Things don’t always work out that way, of course, and even when it does, slumps are bound to happen. Some coaches provide their team with a tongue lashing in these instances, others take an approach similar to former Lakers head coach Phil Jackson’s, who was aptly named the Zen Master for his cool and calm demeanor, even when the situation on the court was approaching catastrophic levels, which was a rare occurrence. The few seconds of action on the playing field after a timeout can say so much about a team’s focus, attention to detail and respect for a coach. Do the players execute a drawn up play to perfec-
tion? Sometimes they don’t, and the resulting failure is frequently nothing short of astounding, as players look like the Looney Tunes from Space Jam before they drank Michael Jordan’s magic juice of courage. Interestingly enough, I find it more common to see a team outside of the professional scene that has minimal talent on the offensive end due to a lack of athleticism, finesse and size, succeed despite those shortcomings. Defense, in my opinion, can be learned and mastered by ANY group of players. Despite the problems a team has scoring a goal, a point, a touchdown, if you prevent the other team from scoring, you have a much better chance of winning. Our junior high school basketball team was made up of a bunch of skinny white boys - except for one guy named Bobby, he gave out bear hugs - who played hockey and knew nothing about basketball. My friend and I were the only two who played the game on a regular basis outside of school. Our coach Larry Johns recognized this, ran the offense through my friend and I, and taught the entire team how
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perfect mix of soothing tones, snappy one liners and occasional screaming. Our team was undefeated during the regular season, unbeatable in the playoffs, and we won the Central Western Ontario title for the first time in over 50 years. Trust your coaches. Some may have a history of losing, others may operate in a body that does not resemble an affiliation with athletics of any kind, but that doesn’t mean the passion for success isn’t there.
Grain transportation still requires tweaking Grain transportation is obviously a huge issue for farmers. That has been the case for decades in reality, and clearly that was brought into a much tighter focus in the 2013-14 crop year in the face of the largest crop in the history of the Canadian Prairies. The massive crop, of course, contributed to the extreme bottleneck farmers faced in trying to get grain to market, although the rail companies weren’t exactly doing a bang up job in terms of the getting grain moving through the system. The result was that while there were foreign markets which came calling for product, the system simply couldn’t get grain from the farm gate to port position in anywhere near a timely fashion to make all the sales come to fruition. In the end, the situation forced the federal government to implement regulations, which set targets for CP and CN in terms of weekly grain movements to deal with the grain congestion backlog. It helped in terms of moving the glut through the system, although it was far from a perfect
Calvin Daniels Trader Agriculture Columnist solution. Forcing movements based on gross tonnage targets is simply not the best way to meet the intricacies of the grain system. So it was with some definite interest I read the Grain Millers Harvest Showdown Grains Expo was holding a panel discussion of grain transportation. The panel was made up of people representing various sectors of the grain industry. It was an opportunity to hopefully hear some fresh ideas about how to address the transportation problem long term. However, the panel focused most of their times trotting out ideas which have been talked about before with little impact. One speaker spoke of a need for a strong
livestock sector, and more processing on the Prairies to divert grain from export, and reliance on rail service. The hog sector saw high efficiency barns spring up a number of years ago, based on availability of grain, labour and land. It was a common sense idea, but the industry ended up awash in red ink as labour and grain prices climbed. It’s not coming back anytime soon. The feedlot sector fared little better. A facility in Rhein was Business of the Year for the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce one year and out of business a few short years later. As for processing, that was supposed to come when the old ‘Crow Rate’ for export grain was dismantled. It didn’t happen. Now the end of the single-desk selling of export grain by the Canadian Wheat Board is supposed to fire processing development. That is yet to be seen, but it is likely to fall short of creating a major dent in grain headed to export any time soon. And there were other old chestnuts too, but we’ll hold those for part two next week.
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The Saskatchewan 21 Day Calving Challenge Cow herd reproduction is the most important factor affecting the profitability of Saskatchewan Beef Producers. It is five times more important than growth rate and ten times more important than carcass quality when it comes to contributing income to the ranch. That is why the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, Regional Services Branch, New Life Mills, Saltec – Ceres Industries, and Cargill are hosting a Saskatchewan 21 Day Calving Challenge Contest – to raise awareness surrounding cow herd reproduction and tracking reproductive success. One of the simplest ways to track the reproductive success of a cow-calf herd is to graph a calving distribution. This is simply a calculation of how many calves are born in each 21 day period of the calving season. Calving distribution is important because it is the only easily accessible reproductive event in a cow-calf herd. In most herds, we don’t know the exact breeding dates for each cow unless we are using artificial insemination. The only reproductive event that is easy to track is the cow’s calving date. To create a calving distribution, count the cows that have calved during the first 21 days of the calving season. Divide this number by the total number of cows that calve in the season and multiply by 100 to get the percentage of cows calving in the first 21 days. Repeat this process for each of the next two 21 day periods. The goal is to have at least 60 per cent of the herd
Graph courtesy of the Government of Saskatchewan calving in the first 21 day period of the season. There are several reasons why achieving the goal of 60 per cent of cows calving in the first 21 days of the calving season is important. Early calving cows stay on track. Cows that are cycling and get bred in the first 21 days of the breeding season are more likely to be cycling and bred at the start of the next breeding season, provided that they are in good body condition and receiving adequate nutrition. Cows that calve in the first 21 days will wean heavier calves. Every time a cow misses a 21 day breeding cycle it could reduce weaning weight by 50 pounds. Heifer calves born in the first 21 days that are
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Gutenberg leads Bruins over Wings It really was a day to remember for 18-year-old Bruins netminder Tyler Gutenberg as he blanked the Weyburn Red Wings for his first SJHL shutout Tuesday afternoon in Weyburn at Crescent Point Place. The game was scoreless goaltenders battle until Darcy DeRoose scored off a rebound with 4:18 left in regulation. The Bruins then scored a pair of empty net goals, one from DeRoose and one shorthanded by Keaton Longpre. Shots on goal were 35-28 for Weyburn. The Bruins (6-11-0-3) and Wings (6-11-3-0) are tied for last place in the SJHL standings. On Sunday, meanwhile, the Nipawin Hawks scored three goals in a span of less than two minutes early in the third period on Sunday to hand the Bruins a 5-2 loss at Affinity Place. The Bruins led 2-1 after the first two periods. “We let them back in the game. We were going to the third with a 2-1 lead and 19 minutes on the clock
and we’re down a goal. We’ve gotta do a better job of keeping pucks out of our net,” said Bruins head coach Chris Lewgood. Brandan Arnold and Evan Mignault beat Bruins starter Brett Lewchuk nine seconds apart in the first minute of the third. Shortly after that, Eric Bolden put one past Lewchuk off the rush, which resulted in Tyler Gutenberg entering the game between the pipes. Following the three goals, the Bruins enjoyed eight minutes of power play time, but couldn’t capitalize, despite getting some chances. “It was very frustrating,” said Lewgood. “Early on, I thought the problem with the power play was we weren’t penetrating the seams very well and creating chances and getting pucks to the net. “We made some adjustments and started getting some shots, and unfortunately we weren’t firm enough to get rebounds. Our zone time on the power play tonight was really
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Putting A Face To All The Names Friday, November 14, 2014
An International Affair Reid Dunbar played the violin in North Portal on Nov. 11, Canadian community members and their American counterparts in Portal gathered for an annual Remembrance Day ceremony. In the First World War, there were 11 North Portal men killed overseas, and another two were killed in WWII.
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Bruins out shoot Hawks in loss ⇠ Pg. 7 up over Flodell and in the net. Garret Lockeridge got the Hawks on the board with 35 seconds left in the period off the rush. Lewchuk allowed four goals on 23 shots, while Gutenberg allowed one on four shots. The Bruins outshot the Hawks 34-27. Top prospect Riley Woods, 16, joined the Bru-
ins as an affiliated player despite forwards Adam Canepa, Ryan Duret and Mahlon Head being healthy scratches. “I thought he was good. I thought he had some breakdowns, but that’s to be expected. I thought he fit in nicely 5-on-5 with a couple of pretty good hockey players (Keegan Allison and Lynnden Pastachak). He complemented them very
well. On the power play, he made some things happen,” said Lewgood. “I wish he had a little more confidence in himself to shoot. As a 16-year-old coming in as an AP, you kinda want to dish the puck off. You don’t want to be caught overhandling it. So I think he passed up on a couple of opportunities to shoot where he was probably the best guy to take the shot.”
Bruins forward Jason Duret took a puck to the face on Nov. 4 against Melville and required minor surgery on his nose on Monday. He is expected to miss about 10 days. The Bruins are last in the SJHL in goals by a significant margin, averaging less than two goals per game. “The ideal scenario is you get more goal scorers. But realistically, we just got-
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team. You just gotta stick with it and as a general manager, you’ve gotta try to add some scoring touch,” Lewgood said. The Bruins are on the road this weekend, visiting the Hawks for a rematch tonight and the Melfort Mustangs on Saturday.
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Rural News Two new doctors practice in Sun Country Health Two new family physicians are now practicing in Carlyle and Kipling as a result of the Saskatchewan International Physician Practice Assessment (SIPPA) program. Dr. Al-Khafaji (Carlyle) and Dr. Jayeoba (Kipling) join many other International Medical Graduate (IMG) colleagues already practicing in Saskatchewan. The SIPPA is a program based in Saskatchewan that assesses IMGs on their education and clinical ability before allowing them to perform medicine. More than 150 new family physicians have completed the assessment and have fulfilled or are fulfilling their service commitment to the province. “We welcome these new physicians to reinforce our strong and growing province,” Rural and Remote Health Minister Greg Ottenbreit said. “While our first priority is to recruit graduates from the University of Saskatch-
ewan, we rely on international graduates to help us meet the health care needs of our residents.” “I recognize the continuing need to have more family physicians serving patients across Saskatchewan, and I am encouraged by the success of these latest SIPPA graduates,” Medical Director of SIPPA for the College of Medicine, University of Saskatchewan Dr. Jon Witt said in a press release. “SIPPA is proving to be one valuable avenue we can use to address our need for more family doctors. I am very pleased to be working with our rural communities, saskdocs and the province to provide IMGs with opportunities to live and work in Saskatchewan.” “The saskdocs team was pleased to work with Sun Country Health Region, our SIPPA program partners, community leaders and other physicians to recruit these doctors,” noted saskdocs’ CEO Dr. Dennis Kendel. In addition, a total
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WANTED: COLLECTOR PAYING TOP PRICES for old advertising dealership signs, plastic or metal. Service Station items, gasoline pumps, globes, oil cans, clocks. Red Indian, Dodge, Ford, etc. 306221-5908, 306-369-2810
HELP WANTED!! Make up to $1000 A Week Mailing Brochures From Home! Help Home Workers Since 2001! Genuine Opportunity! NO Experience Required! Start Immediately! http://www.localmailers.net Looking for an online business? I can help! You will receive free training and after support. Go to www.123haveitall.com and check it out. Requires a computer and telephone and 5-15 hours weekly. PART TIME OPPORTUNITY- ANDERSON MERCHANDISERSCANADA INC.” requires a Merchandiser to service and maintain various product lines in Estevan retail outlets. Reliable transportation, computer with internet and printer, access to digital camera and able to lift up to 50lbs. is required. Approximately 5+ hours per week. Pay rate starts at $17.00+ per hours based on experience.
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Family Owned Dealership Since 1937 1021 - 4th STREET, ESTEVAN PHONE: 306-634-3629
USED CARS
2013 DODGE DART........................................................................ $17,900 2012 CHRYSLER 300 C LOADED 22,000.kms.............................. $29,900 2008 CHRYSLER 300 104,000.kms................................................ $12,995
USED TRUCKS/VANS
2014 RAM 1500 SPORT LIKE.NEW 8,000.kms.............................. $45,900 2013 FORD F150 XTR 56,000.kms................................................. $31,995 2012 DODGE 1500 CREW CAB LONGHORN green..................... $35,995 2012 JEEP PATRIOT NORTH.75,000.kms..................................... $21,495 2012 FORD F-150 LARIET SUPER CREW Loaded,.Ecoboost-V6 31,000.kms....................................................................................... $35,900 2012 RAM 1500 LARAMIE Fully.Loaded,.White,.79,000.kms......... $35,995 2012 GMC SIERRA CREW CAB 86,000.kms................................. $24,900 2011 RAM 1500 SPORT Q/C White,.37,000.kms............................. $28,995 2011 DODGE 1500 SPORT CREW CAB Red,.77,000.kms............. $31,900 2011 JEEP WRANGLER SAHARA UNLIMITED............................ $28,500 2011 DODGE JOURNEY RT 33,000.kms........................................... SOLD 2011 CHEV EQUINOX LT AWD 65,000.kms.................................. $20,500 2010 DODGE 1500 LARAMIE CREW CAB.77,000.kms,.red............ SOLD 2010 DODGE CREW SXT 75,000.kms,.silver................................. $22,900 2010 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO 102,000.kms.............. $21,995 2009 DODGE ASPEN HYBRID.79,000.kms.................................... $18,995 2009 DODGE 2500 ST Q/C 4X4 133,000.kms................................ $17,900 2008 JEEP COMPASS LTD..111,000.kms...................................... $13,995 2007 DODGE 2500 MEGA CAB SLT sun.roof,.5.9.cummins.......... $20,995 2007 DAKOTA CREW CAB 87,000.kms......................................... $14,995 2007 CHEV EQUINOX 85,000.kms................................................... $9,900 2006 DODGE 2500 Q/C 5.9 DIESEL SLT........................................ $19,900 2002 DODGE 1500 Q/C 4X4 143,000.kms........................................ $6,995 2001 RAM 1500 SLT Q/C Blue.......................................................... $4,995
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Our Past November 13, 1996 MP Bernie Collins (left), provincial Energy Minister Eldon Lautermilch (centre) and Larry DeBryln of IPL Energy and Producers Pipelines turn the valve to officially open the region’s first new Portal Link pipeline in nearly 40 years.
To register call2014 Tricia at 306-487-1550 JANUARY or email tricia.stinson@urs.com
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Wed Thu NOVEMBER 2014 1 2 November 12: First Aid Lampman November 13: First Aid Cont’ Lampman November 14: Rigging & Hoisting Lampman 7 November 17: Aerial 8Lift Lampman 9 Global Ground H2S November 18: Global Ground Disturbance Disturbance Lampman Lampman Lampman November 19: First Aid Re-Cert Lampman
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November 20: H2S Lampman sharp unless otherwise noted. 14November 25: First Aid 15 Lampman 16 17 18 Pre-registration is required for Firstaid/Cpr/Aed Firstaid/Cpr/Aed H2S November 26: First Aid Cont’ Lampman all courses. Lampman Cont’ Lampman November 27: Confined Space Lampman
We reserve the right to cancel or reschedule course dates due to weather, lack of registration or other unforeseen circumstances.
Rigging & Hoisting DECEMBER 2014 Lampman-(Trailer) December 02: H2S Lampman Lampman23 21December 03: Fall Protection 22 24 25 December 04: Global Ground Disturbance Fall Protection Confined Space Firstaid/cpr/aed Cancellation notice is required Lampman 24 hours in advance, failing to Lampman Lampman Recert December 08: Aerial Lift Lampman Lampman do so will result in a charge. December 09: First Aid Lampman 28December 10: First Aid 29 Cont’ Lampman 30 31 Firstaid/Cpr/Aed Firstaid/Cpr/Aed December 11: Confined Space Lampman Lampman Cont’ December 16: H2S Lampman December 17: First Aid Refresher Lampman December 25: CLOSED Courses START26: @CLOSED 8am Sharp......unless otherwise noted. December
Pre-Registration is required for all courses.
Changes to organ donor program The province of Saskatchewan hopes to respond more quickly to growing organ transplant demands through a new legislation governing organ and tissue donations. The changes contained in The Human Tissue Gift Act, 2014, will modernize outdated legislation and provide the ability to make and update regulations, according to a press release from the government of Saskatchewan. The purchase of corneas will potentially come from outside Saskatchewan, enabling more of the approximately 100 Saskatchewan residents typically waiting for a cornea transplant to receive the
life-changing procedure in months rather than years. “We have the opportunity to remove impediments that delay livesaving or life-enhancing transplants for Saskatchewan,” Health Minister Dustin Duncan said in the release. “We owe it to those who face a decline in their health while they wait for a transplant.” The need for organ and tissue transplants in Saskatchewan far exceeds the number of donors. “These changes will
help us get much-needed organs and tissue to our patients, and will have a huge impact not only on their own lives but on also the lives of their family members,” Saskatchewan Transplant Program Director Diane Shendruk said. “This is a positive step forward for transplant services in our province.” The new Act will enable Saskatchewan to stay current with changing practices in Canada and internationally, in order to better serve patients.
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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES EXPRESS SOUTHEAST TRADER
Tron, in partnership with SaskPower, is seeking:
Tron, in partnership is seeking one (1)Carpenter Journeyperson Carpenter Foreman, one (1) onewith (1)SaskPower, Journeyperson Foreman, Journeyperson Carpenter and one (1) Carpenter Helper for work in Estevan, SK. Preference will be one (1) Carpenter and one givenJourneyperson to Aboriginal applicants for these positions. Please visit us(1) at www.tronpower.com under our Careers section for our complete SK. job posting, and Carpenter Helper for work in Estevan, send resumes and certifications to our HR Department at employment@tronpower.com.
Preference will be given to Aboriginal applicants for these positions.
Please visit us at www.tronpower.com under our Careers section for our complete job posting, and send resumes and certifications to our HR Department at employment@tronpower.com.
is looking for a
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Carrier
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for 100 papers- Symons Bay area for 75 papers to 500-900 block of King Street & 94 papers to 500-900 block of Henry Street.
for 155 papers to 1200-1300 block of 7, 8, 9th Street. 100 papers to Symons Bay area.
Papers are delivered to your door for delivery to your customers. No collecting. We have a monthly $100 draw for all our carriers. If interested please call Gayle at The Estevan Mercury
306-634-2654 Sun Country Health Region (SCHR) is located in southeast Saskatchewan where more than 2,400 employees deliver a breadth of health services to a population of 56,529 people. SCHR operates 28 facilities, 38 public health programs and has a budget of over $141 million.
Finance Department Positions
Disability Management Coordinator
Finance Assistant
1 full-time permanent, Weyburn, SK 1 casual, Weyburn, SK 1 part-time permanent, Estevan, SK 1 casual, Estevan, SK
FULL-TIME Permanent Position Weyburn, SK. The Sun Country Health Region requires a Disability Management Coordinator. This position reports to the Regional Director of Employee Health and Support Services. The Disability Management Coordinator is responsible for: • Developing and supporting standards, programs and training for post-injury management within the Regional Health Authority. • Providing direct support to managers with return to work cases. • Acting as the employer’s liaison between managers, employees, health professionals, unions, and income replacement providers with regard to joint processes, problem solving, and statistics compilation. • Developing and supporting lost time statistic claims. To qualify, applicants must possess the following knowledge, skills and abilities:
Live. Work. Play. Live. Work. Play.
• Minimum of 2-year diploma in a health-related program. • An interest in employee relations and workplace injury prevention and intervention with a minimum of 2 years of related experience. • Knowledge of income replacement plans (WCB, SAHO Disability, Sick Leave, SGI). • Working knowledge of applicable legislation (OH&S, WCB, Labour Standards, Human Rights). • Knowledge of the health care system including working in unionized environments. • Self-starter with proven organizational, communication, problem solving, and interpersonal skills. • Proficiency in word processing, spreadsheet and presentation applications. • Must be self-motivated and able to work independently while working with others including other clinicians, unions and physicians. • Drivers license and must be willing to travel.
The Sun Country Health Region offers excellent benefits, and compensation commensurate with qualifications and experience.
Please submit resume directly to: Sun Country Health Region Human Resources Email: jobs@schr.sk.ca
We wish to thank all applicants, however, only those individuals selected for interviews will be contacted. The successful candidate will be subject to a criminal record check.
Now Hiring
Live. Work.
Full Time Servers Position in a fast paced atmosphere. Resumes can be dropped off at: The Black Grasshopper Pub Attention: Chris
96 King St. Estevan, SK
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That you can send in pictures of your event to be featured in
Send at least 3 photos to events@estevanmercury.ca
Book Your Career ad today! Call
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Summary of Duties: Performs a variety of general accounting duties. Salary Range: $19.84 – 21.23/hour Qualifications: Business certificate, Intermediate computer skills, Intermediate keyboarding skills, Analytical skills, Interpersonal, Organizational and Communication skills. Finance Clerk 1 casual, Weyburn, SK 1 casual, Estevan, SK
The Sun Country Health Region offers excellent benefits, and compensation commensurate with qualifications and experience. Apply in confidence to: Sun Country Health Region Web: www.suncountry.sk.ca Email: jobs@schr.sk.ca Phone: (306)842-8728 We wish to thank all applicants, however, only those individuals selected for interviews will be contacted.
of Duties: Performs data entry and assists with a variety of financial and Play. Summary Live. clerical/reception duties Salary Range: Finance Clerk $17.59-$18.83/hour Work. Qualifications: Office Education certificate, Intermediate computer skills, Intermediate
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keyboarding skills, Analytical skills, Interpersonal, Organizational and Communication skills. Please apply by November 19, 2014
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TORC Oil & Gas Ltc. is a public, intermediate, light oil focused company with a proven track record of asset growth and creating significant value through early identification and land capture in light oil resource plays. Since inception in December 2010, the TORC team has been successfully developing its central Alberta Cardium and emerging southern Alberta resource plays and its high quality conventional light oil assets in southeast Saskatchewan, an area where the TORC team has an established track record. TORC’s experienced management team is leading an exciting strategy of paying a sustainable divident to shareholders while continuing to provide disciplined per share growth, and our success is attributed to that leadership and our team of skilled and dedicated employees and consultants working together to achieve TORC’s goals. Due to its continued growth, TORC is currently accepting applications for Battery Operations in southeast Saskatchewan. Reporting to the Foreman in the Estevan Area, the main responsiblities will include: • Optimizing and troubleshooting daily well production • Operation and maintenance of oil wells and facilities • Daily input and balancing of data into PVR • Ensuring a safe and cost effective operation
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Qualifications: • Operating experience in the oil and gas industry is an asset • Minimum of a Grade 12 High School diploma • Knowledge of conventional multi well oil batteries and of single well batteries and tank treating systems • Operational background with inlet separation, fired oil treating equipment, production tanks and saltwater disposal pumps • Must be organized with strong attention to detail while managing multiple priorities • Ability to clearly communicate at all levels • Must be strong team player If you are a qualified candidate and interested in this opportunity please send a resume, in confidence, to: Email: jlarter@torcoil.com Fax: (306) 634-7567 Mail: 1129 - 4th Street Estevan, SK S4A 0W6
Thank you for your interest. Please note only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Labourers required for oiLfieLd TubuLar inspecTion
Chain & Rigging Ltd. Estevan, Sask 306-634-5778
Same Location as Southern Bolt Supply
is seeking an experienced Crew Foreman and Pipeline Foreman.
is looking for an In-Store Manager
Bonus incentive program. Wage is dependent on experience and qualifications with safety tickets an asset. Competitive wages.
experience preferred but willing to train
Apply in person: 510 - 5th Street 306-634-3003
Biggar Transport
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Biggar Transport
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The Weyburn Livestock Exchange is looking for part time YARD STAFF for the fall run season. Experience is anLtd. asset, but we are willing to train. Truck & Trailer Repair
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Candidates will be expected to work with cattle on a 16.75x6.25” 25x5.5” 15.8x8.25” (includes bull head)
2.2.75x6.75” DRIVERS WANTED Owner Operators / Company Drivers to pull Super B’s in our bulk grain & fertilizer division. Also to haul Livestock. All within the Prairie Provinces. Competitive wages & benefits, Signing Bonus
daily basis. Must be able to work full time hours and Quantity: 1 of when ea weekends necessary to complete an auction $125 plus taxes and shipping sale. if applicable. ARTWORK APPROVAL
If interested in this opportunity, please apply to: Wash Inc. sdeg@weyburnlivestock.com with resume 16.75x6.25” or fax 306-842-3610
Please indicate status and return signed proof to Novatex Graphics.
Please faxis notresume to 306-242-2077 Novatex Graphics responsible for errors or omissions in work printed as per approved proof. or Email: rodpacik@transallgroup.com or 15.75x8” contact Rod Pacik @15.8x8.25” 306-249-6853 Approved
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Interested individuals can email resume to Mike at enduranceoilfield@sasktel.net
• Competitive wages, an RRsp plan and exCellent benefit paCkage available • Class 5 dRiveRs liCense a must
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DRIVER Minimum Qualifications: • Oilfield tickets including H2S Alive & 1st Aid/CPR • Live in or within 10 minutes of Estevan •1A or G endorsement We are seeking candidates with an oilfield background and/or customer service experience. We will train the right individual. We offer $28.00/hour to the qualified person and benefits along with excellent compensation and flexible days off. Call Clinton at 306-461-8491, mail resume to Box 208, Estevan S4A 2A3 or e-mail: missionhotshot@sasktel.net
Book An Ad on the Energy Page Today! Call 306-634-2654
Quantity: 1 of ea $125 plus taxes and shipping if applicable.
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November 2014 Estevan Public Library Events
October 2014 ESTEVAN PUBLIC LIBRARY EVENTS 701 Souris Ave. Estevan, SK Phone: 306-‐636-‐1620 email: estevan@southeast.lib.sk.ca website: http://estevanlibrary.weebly.com Like us on Facebook: Estevan Public Library Branch AND Follow us on Twitter @ estevanlibrary
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Ages 13+, space is limited so registration is mandatory. th puter.Jennifer To register, please call Krista indicate whatlocal youEwould toJennifer learn.Kuchinka, as she launches ‘SINGLE @ 2:00PM. Celebrate stevan alike uthor, her new book, hewan Author Reading: Kuchinka. Sunday, October 5 and FAMILY’ RESIDENTIAL LOTS FOR SALE e Truck Hit. It is a bCrafter’s rave and true story of Tuesdays, her battle with postpartum 18th depression and subsequent cquired brain injury. or Circle. November @ 5:30PM. Enjoyathe company of You may bring your own copy ROYAL HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION-PHASE 3’ e one from Ms. Kuchinka the day of like the reading. Refreshments will be plevels rovided. welcome. All ages welcome. other crafters yourself. All experience A great opportunity th th omputer! Mondays, October 6 & 27 @ 3:00 or 4:00*. *alternate times can be arranged case-‐by-‐case. Computers are complicated, but don’t let them get ongoing your knowledge fromBring the yadvice ofoother wn. Come and get afor nswers to your support; computer share questions in 30 minute ‘one-‐oorn-‐obenefit ne sessions.’ our laptop r use a public computer. To register, please call crafters. Just bring your own materials and come join the circle. No pre-registrand indicate what you would like to learn. th October 2014 Eyour STEVAN PUBLIC LIBRARY 5:30PM. Expand horizons at the Library. ETVENTS his month we will be featuring the amusing documentary, Good Ol’ Freda, entary Day. Thursday, October 9 @Ages tion 15+. 701 required. Souris Ave. Estevan, SK Phone: 306-‐636-‐1620 email: estevan@southeast.lib.sk.ca reda Kelly and her career as the secretary to the Beatles. Ages 13+, rated PG. No registration is required. Sleep Seminar Parents. Wednesday, November 12th @ 6:00PM. Do you http://estevanlibrary.weebly.com th th forwebsite: 5:30PM. Do Lyibrary ou knit, crochet or jFust enjoy Enjoy company of other crafters like yourself. All experience s Circle. 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Time: T uesdays o r W @ctober 10:00-‐10:30 -‐ October 8. N 6 week bsy ession will bRe October 8-‐December 3. Ayges months -‐ 3N ew members 6:30 September PM. This m2 onth’s book is ext Allegiant Veronica oth. Call K2rista to reserve our 1c8 opy today. o-‐Cover Book Club. Tednesdays hursday, O 16 @from imulate your child’s Movie imagination pre-‐literacy sAfternoon. kills by participating in action rNovember hymes, songs, 15th crafts a@ nd g1:30PM. reat stories! es always welcome! andand Munchies Saturday, Come me: Tuesdays @ 10:45-‐11:30 or Wednesdays or Thursdays @ 1:30-‐2:15 from September 2 -‐ October 9. Next 6 week session will be October 28-‐December th @ 1:00PM. Movies are great, but movies & sJolie nacks are even better! Come join us to watch the hit movie, nd Munchies Afternoon. Saturday, October tosongs watch hit1m8ake movie, starring Angelina down 3 -‐ 5 years. 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T o r egister, p lease c all a nd l et u s k now w hich d evice y ou r equire limited, so registration is mandatory. e with. th and OArea Group belife, onfrom November 24th at to running the office, has an Contact us for more information on our programs The wAGM ay you lwill ive your running your household hip Workshop: Lead The from Estevan Within. Monday, ctober Literacy 20 @ 6:00PM. You are sitting in the Captain’s at chair of YEstevan OUR LIFE. In Public this workshop, led by guest Shannon Mack, you are going to explore several key points about your 4:30pm the Library. thoughts and behaviors that contribute to your unique leadership style, and how you can maximize your influence as a leader and start getting the results re, whether it’s with your family, co-‐workers or your career. Registration is recommended. nd nesdays. Wednesday, October 22 @ 4:00PM. It’s on like Donkey Kong! Whether you want to dance, smash or race; this is the place for you! For ages 12-‐16. VISUAL ARTS PROGRAMS FOR ALL AGES in!
The Library will be closed October 12 & 13 for Thanksgiving
WHAT’S HAPPENING THIS FALL AT THE ESTEVAN ARTS COUNCIL?
306-634-3942
www.estevanartscouncil.com
Call 306-‐636-‐1621 for pre-‐registration unless indicated otherwise.
The Library will be closed October 12 & 13 for Thanksgiving.
Information on classes and registration can be found online or at the Arts Council Office.
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