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Cheers to the people in Estevan who continue in their efforts to beautify our city. Cheers to the installation of the statues at the Estevan Comprehensive School. I drive by it every day and it looks great. Cheers to the pancake breakfast at Rusty Duce playpark. It was fantastic! Cheers to the people who picked up the cat in the middle of the road and moved it to the side of the road. Cheers to my husband for all of his efforts in the backyard. It looks fabulous!

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is busy aiming arrows at single Lambs hoping for a heart-to-heart encounter. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) A romantic incident could take a more serious turn if the Divine Bovine considers meeting Cupid’s challenge.

Jeers to the people who can’t be bothered to close their garbage can lids and those who don’t bag their grass clippings, etc., thus sharing all those odours with their neighbors. Jeers to those who don’t call for a replacement garbage container when theirs gets damaged during garbage pickup. Jeers to those maintaining the Westview playpark. It has had nothing done with it for too long.

Jeers to garbage collectors who no longer care about the garbage totes. For about a month, all of the totes come down with the lid open and nowhere close to where they were. The speed the truck is dumping the totes is also breaking them. There is a minimum of three broken totes now in our block. Meanwhile, a professional opportunity is also about to turn up. GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) A bit of hardheaded realism could be just what the Twins need at this emotionally challenged time. Face the facts as they

are, not as you want them to be. Good luck. CANCER (June 21 to July 22) Many opportunities open up. But you need to be aware of their actual pros and cons. Check them all out and make your choice from those that offer more of what you seek. LEO (July 23 to August 22) A more stable situation begins, allowing you to feel more secure about making important decisions. Mean-

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Bienfait firefighters have their new toy There’s a shiny new truck in Bienfait. Residents received their first glimpse of the town’s new fire truck when it was first unveiled at the Canada Day parade in Bienfait. The Bienfait Fire Department’s recently purchased truck was brought into Canada just days before that at the end of June. Engine 4 is not yet in service, but Brian Smyth, Bienfait’s fire chief, said that if they needed it, they could send it to a fire. The search for the new truck sent them looking at about 500 trucks online before finding the one they wanted. He and two others went down to Port Neches, Texas to look at the truck. The small city is just north of the Gulf of Mexico near the Louisiana border. “We had a look at the truck, and it was spotless, and it was clean,� said Smyth. “It wasn’t the only one we had picked out. There was another one at the same fire hall sitting right next to it. We spent five minutes looking at it and five hours looking at this one. This was the better deal, and it was their front line truck.� The truck with a 750-gallon tank was well looked after, with low mileage and low hours on it. Almost new, said Smyth. The truck is a 1999, although when they went down to Texas, they thought they would be looking at a 1998 truck because it was advertised as such. It wasn’t until they got to customs heading

back into the country that they realized it was one year newer. Smyth noted it has five self-contained breathing apparatus seats and it allows them to haul all their firefighters inside with equipment as well. “It has a huge pump on it, that we probably didn’t need anything that size, but when you’re shopping used, you take what you can get.� After bringing the truck to Canada, they immediately got the vehicle safetied and installed the decals on it. The fire department’s older trucks are hovering around 40 years, so the new wheels are very welcome to the 14 firefighters currently serving the town of Bienfait. Smyth noted that it isn’t just that the vehicle is newer and has fewer miles on it, but that the equipment is a big step forward in technology. Their old truck pumped water at 500 gallons per minute, while the new one pumps 2,000 gallons in that time. The truck was left with about $30,000 to $35,000 worth of equipment on it. The Port Neches department left hose, nozzles and valves. “This city had two fire trucks that they were trading in on one new truck, so they had an extra set of equipment. I just asked the fire chief if he wouldn’t mind leaving what he doesn’t want on the truck and sending it to us. There’s probably $25,000 worth of

hose,� said Smyth, adding that, “They actually took it out of service early to give it to us, because Port Neches was having a new truck built.� It means they don’t have to buy the equipment, which is specific to that truck. The fire department has no immediate plans to take any of their older trucks out of service but said eventually that is the plan. “Eventually they’ll all be retired or pensioned off,� said Smyth. “What we need with this is about a 2,500 or 3,000-gallon tanker that we’ll have to work on down the road. That’s because we have some areas in town that aren’t serviced by fire hydrants, so we need that water supply.� The truck was bought for $105,000, and there are also some other costs for shipping to the border and going through customs. Smyth takes some pride in the fact that the truck is paid for entirely through donations, not taxpayer dollars. Brian’s wife Candy is part of the six-person fundraising committee, and they are continuing to raise funds, with about $35,000 still needed to cover all of the costs. On Aug. 8, there will be an outdoor drive-in theatre at the soccer fields on the

east side of town. Gainer the Gopher will be attending the screening of We Bought A Zoo. “It’s a family event,� she said. “There will be raffle tables, auction items. There will be games for the kids beforehand.� There will also be some cars from Estevan Motor Speedway. So far they’ve raised about $87,000 and are waiting for a grant to come in for $15,000. They are now selling tickets for a threemonth daily lottery draw beginning Oct. 1 until the end of December. Tickets can be purchased from any member of the fire department, the fire auxiliary, Spectra Credit Union and the town office.

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The best two weeks in athletics The Olympics are back, so for the next couple of weeks we can cheer on our Canadian athletes and celebrate everyone else’s. There are a number of reasons to get excited about the London Olympics. These Summer Games will see the competition of the first bionic man. Oscar Pistorius will be competing in the 400-metre race without legs. Who isn’t going to want to watch that guy run? He’s the bionic man. The Atlanta Games of 1996 are the first Olympics I remember. I was nine and I remember Donovan Bailey winning gold in the 100-metre event, breaking the world and Olympic records, finishing the dash in 9.84 seconds. I was at my buddy Scott Campbell’s place. That’s significant because I don’t really remember anything from my childhood beyond little glimpses here and there, and that is one of those glimpses. That’s the kind of impact the Olympics can have on someone. Obviously, there are plenty of ways to groan about the Olympics nowadays. What used to be exclusive to amateur athletes is now the playground for professionals too; they still ban women from participating in some sports; the Games are all about generating money and getting sponsorship deals now, as soda and fast food companies sponsor the Games,

Jordan Baker Thoughts From My Fingers advertising stuff that no athlete would ever put in their body; doping is rampant in the public eye, whether the athletes provide clean samples or not because it’s not just about who can get the better edge but also about which athlete has the doctor who can cover it up the best. There was even a documentary made about IOC members taking bribes during the host city bidding process for the 2012 Games. It’s alleged the London committee offered bribes to a number of IOC members to vote in their city’s favour. Worst of all, it may be so cold in London that the female volleyballers are going to be forced to cover up. That isn’t even a joke; I saw a whole special earlier this week on what that will mean for spectators. Despite all that, I still love the Olympics. No matter what nationality, we can all celebrate and recognize who the fastest man in the world is or the strongest woman because once they capture gold, they truly are the best in the world.

Best in the world is a pretty exclusive club. Only one person can be the best in the world at any given time. Every week at work, I really just try for a personal best, something not everybody wants to hear from their Olympic athletes. Don’t go for a personal best; that’s what we do everyday at work. We want to live through these athletes for the two weeks the Olympics dominate are television experience, and if we were you, we wouldn’t shoot for a personal best. We’d go for broke and leave it all out there. I’ve already suggested that Canada is coming away with 30 medals, a figure that led to me being laughed at by another Canadian who is clearly not as patriotic as I. Our athletes may not be as athletic as the rest of the world’s, but we have some decent shot putters and track cyclists, right? There is also a little bit of science behind my lofty expectations and it all has to do with genetics. In 1984, Canada mopped the floor with the competition — perhaps because of a boycott from some countries — raking in 44 medals, the fourth highest that year. It’s high time those athletes’ kids become the next great generation of Canadian sport, so expect to see a lot of athletes in London sired by Canada’s best athletes from the mid-1980s. Though success is not measured by the medal count, I like Canada’s chances.

Bigger is no longer always better Sometimes a common theme seems to pop up and take over at times in terms of writing a column on a sector for some 20-plus years, and this month it seems to be the changing view of the optimum size of cattle. The Yorkton summer fair a couple of weeks ago brought the moderation in the size of beef cattle into focus for me. It was following the fair that I wrote about how show judges at the exhibition were not automatically looking at the biggest animal in the show ring for the red ribbon. It was at the Regional 4-H Beef Show at the exhibition, Judge Gerry Bertholet talked about moderate frames, and in heifer classes, big females were not always class winners over more moderate-sized ones. And the Saskatchewan Angus Gold show judge Garner Deobold remarked in an interview with this writer about how big might have been the key to winning a decade ago, but it was no longer automatic. He said while small cattle don’t have the efficiencies needed by the industry, and suggested in some situations big can work, moderation is where the industry is now focused.

Calvin Daniels Trader Agriculture Columnist However, at times there has been a disconnect between what judges look for in the show ring, and what works best on the farm. In this case that may well be why this recent trend is rather interesting because ranchers seem to have already come to the conclusion that a more moderate-sized cow may well be the more profitable. Ivan Olynyk, for one, is a producer who thinks smaller is better. Olynyk used to run purebred red Angus and while he sold out his herd a few years ago, he did not stay out of the business, purchasing a few cows to run on a quarter section of grass he has divided into small grass cells allowing for rotational grazing. Olynyk said he believes the trend toward bigger cows and calves was made because there was cheap barley through the years to feed them. That is no longer

the case, and as cereal crops have risen in value, with a likelihood they will stay higher than in the past, cattlemen have to turn back to grass. With an eye to maximizing grass, Olynyk said he had always been interested in seeing just how efficient a pasture could be by utilizing rotational grazing, and this was the reason he fenced 30 paddocks on the quarter section. Olynyk next went looking for some smaller framed cows, ones he thought might fit better into a low maintenance system. He settled on some belted-Galloway, weighing it at about 1,000-pounds. “The Galloway go out and graze a couple of hours, then sit down and ruminate,” he said. “The big cows (from the stockyards) have to graze longer.” The smaller cows will not produce the same calf of larger cows, but Olynyk said gross dollars are not the key to profitability. “It’s not how much you get in town at the end, but how much it cost to get there,” he said. And that, of course, is the key. Controlling input costs and maximizing returns is where grass and smaller cows can shine.

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The Bachelorette Canada *Spoilers. Don’t read if you haven’t seen the end of this season’s The Bachelorette.

I used to hate everything about The Bachelor and The Bachelorette. Without ever watching the show, I judged it to be stupid, demeaning and probably as scripted as Keeping Up With the Kardashians, though with better actors. Then I accidentally sat down and watched an early episode of this

Tonaya Marr Maybe It’s Just Me season’s The Bachelorette, and I have to say, wow. It is every bit as vapid, as annoying and as fake as I predicted, but what I didn’t see coming was the pure

awesomeness hidden on the show. I’m not interested in what goes on on-screen. It’s great when the guys cry or Emily has a meltdown or

someone mocks her child, but it’s what we don’t see that I enjoy the most. I like to imagine what is going through the heads of each contestant, and most importantly, Emily, while the competition is going on. My favourites are the guys who are clearly there for the game. They want to see how far they can get into Emily’s heart and how far they can get into the competition. These are the competitive guys who want to win more than they want a wife. They’re heartless, ruthless and sometimes, very convincing actors. I really like them. With this is mind, if I went on The Bachelor, I would definitely be the girl that the audience hates passionately. Not to say I’m mean-spirited, against love or anything like that. I just think some of the contestants get too wrapped up in finding the right person; they forget that they’re on a freakin’ reality TV show. This isn’t real life. You aren’t going to stay together. Might as well really live it up. So I think “The Bachelor: Survivor Style” would be a lot of fun. I’d be the one in there making al-

liances, sabotaging the front-runners and being sweet as pie to the man whose affections I was trying to win. When the other girls ratted me out for being spiteful and mean, it would be too late! He’d be so far in love that he’d believe my puppy-dog eyes and fake tears. Victory! Romantic TV proposal! Tabloid covers for months! Just kidding. While I would mess with the other contestants, I’m not quite vicious enough to purposely break some poor guy’s heart. If he didn’t kick me off the show before the final set of rose ceremonies, I’d confess my wicked ways and excuse myself. Nothing like showing a little emotion, a little conscience and exiting on a positive note. If I was the bachelorette, I’d play it a bit different. All those cruel punishments that Emily submitted the guys to this season, like meeting her friends or playing with kids, or choosing the loser of competitions for oneon-one dates, I’d totally be doing that, only at a higher level. Meet kids? Sure, but one of them is my imaginary daughter

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and I’m not going to point her out, so you’d better be careful! I’d also introduce them to friends that I don’t actually like, just to see if they would be polite and attentive to the crazies I’ve known and tried to defriend throughout my life. In the end, I’d probably have the winner picked from day one, just like Emily has had a thing for Arie since their first date. You just have something with some people, and despite having to go through months of meeting and being interested in other guys, there’s still going to be the one who first caught your attention. By the way, I know that Emily chooses Jeff. I haven’t had time to see the end of the season, but I do know this. And having not seen the season finale, I still maintain that she has a thing for Arie. Tonaya Marr isn’t as mean-spirited as she comes across in this column. Nor will she ever be on a reality TV show, mostly because there aren’t a lot of Canadian options. Anyway, send Tonaya an e-mail at tonaya.marr@ gmail.com or tweet her @ TonayaMarr.

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Would you eat edible packaging?

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The good people in marketing have been warming us all up for this one since they started making bowls out of bread. Bowls have been edible for some time now, and it was only a matter of time before other packaging would be manufactured for the purpose of consumption. The idea is that if people are eating their coffee cups, there is no garbage, and no garbage is a good thing. The biggest concern when it comes to edible packaging is exactly how edible these containers will be. Apparently the packaging is made from the same kinds of polymers used to cover pills, but companies have been known to introduce all kinds of crazy chemicals into our foods and maybe our packaging. Some popular sports drinks include ingredients like petroleum. Do we trust our drink cups to be freer of toxins than what we’re actually drinking? Will the contents of the package be subject to a nutritional facts sheet? And these edible package manufacturers want to take things a few steps further than just soup bowls, coffee cups and freezie packages. They see all packaging being edible as the only way to make the process of delivering a product to a consumer sustainable. Go buy four sleeves of golf balls, and come back with a snack for the round. Wouldn’t that be a great thing to do to your buddy on the first tee? Crack open a sleeve of balls, throw them in you bag and then start devouring the empty sleeve. You could buy a new shirt, and then remove the tag and put it on your sandwich. We are incredibly frivolous with our resources, and I would love to reduce the amount of waste we create. The edible packaging solution does have its limitations, however. People can probably wrap their heads around coffee cups and dissolvable drink powder shells, but when it comes to chowing down on a parcel that came in the mail, we may all have to draw a line. — Jordan Baker

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I’m really grossed out by this idea. I like to throw away packaging. I don’t buy foods so I can eat the wrap it comes in, even bananas, which arguably have edible packaging naturally. It’s just gross. For some reason, the idea of eating the packaging of food makes me think of Babybel cheese. I love these circular cheeses. They are adorable and delicious. But I never want to eat the weird, red packaging that surrounds their

cheesy goodness. My main issue with eating packaging comes from my dislike for germs. It seems disgusting to eat the wrapper of something that has sat on a store shelf and been handled by dozens of people on its way into my dinner. That’s like pealing the skin off an apple and passing it around to a group of strangers before finally eating it. Gross. No thanks. If the packaging is durable enough to survive shelf time in a grocery store, why would I want to put that in my body? Doesn’t sound very healthy to me. The only reason I can find to eat the packaging of food is that it’ll stay out of landfills, and over-flowed landfills are undoubtably a problem. I admit that I do like the prospect of fewer items landing in the dump, but my disgust toward eating germs wins out in the end. No, thank you. I’m actually going to rub some hand sanitizer into my hands now, because of how grossed out I am. — Tonaya Marr

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The Roche Percee Trail Ride and Wagon Trek is back in 2012, after an absence in 2011, as the hooves are set to hit the trail on Aug. 10 for the start of the three-day event.

Wagon trek sends riders back to trails For equine lovers, the summer will once again be complete when they get back on the trails at Roche Percee. The Roche Percee Trail Ride and Wagon Trek is back on in 2012 following devastating floods last year that led to the cancellation of this event and many others, along with destroying much of the village where this trail ride begins. Mary Jacobs is one of the organizers of the trail ride and noted that they weren’t able to host the ride last year after the flooding had subsided. “We didn’t do anything last year, there was just too much flooding,� said Jacobs. “The building that the meals were supplied in was unusable, and it’s apparently still not usable, but they’re going to barbecue stuff.� Without the facility, she said they will probably be setting up some picnic tables and barbecuing in the

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middle of the village. After established events have a year off it can sometimes be difficult to get them running again. Jacobs said that was something they took into consideration heading into this year. “Our numbers are down this year of people that have registered,� she said, noting people have until Aug. 4 to register at the regular price. “I’m hoping that in the next week or so, we’ll get lots more, but I’m not sure.� With the break however, she said that they are keen to get everybody together and back out on the trails. “We are (eager) because it’s a fun time,� she added. “Even with all of the work that it takes. I don’t go on the ride myself, but I go down and help out.� It isn’t just the organiz-

ers who miss the fun of the trail ride and wagon trek. Jacobs has spoken to a number of registrants, and they are just as eager to get back on the trails after a long, two-year wait. “They seem to be (excited). I know we’ve had phone calls and e-mails from Moosomin, Manitoba and Saskatoon, so I think people are looking forward to it.� She hasn’t yet heard about what shape the trails are in, but said they have had people map them out. The organizers just haven’t had a meeting yet to hear what plans there are for the trails. The ride will begin on Aug. 10, and continue for the next two days over the weekend. The ride begins on the 10th at 1 p.m., followed by a full-day ride on Saturday. Sunday’s ride will commence following a

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Health organizations call for asbestos ban National MONTREAL - More than 150 international and Canadian public health organizations and individual scientists are demanding a worldwide ban on the mining, export and use of asbestos. The demand on Tuesday comes after last month’s announcement by the Quebec government it would lend $58 million to help reopen the Jeffrey Mine in the town of Asbestos. “The science is clear that all forms of asbestos cause ill health and premature death,� said Colin Soskolne, a professor in the School of Public Health at the University of Alberta and one of those demanding the ban. “According to the World Health Organization, over 107,000 people die each year from working with asbestos of any type,� added Soskolne, a former president of the Canadian Society of Epidemiology and Biostatistics. But Serge Boislard, president of the Mouvement pro chrysotile, said that’s not the whole picture. “Everyone knows that chrysotile, like all other forms of asbestos, is carcinogenic,� he said. “What is not addressed is the levels of danger. These are halftruths.� *** OTTAWA - Fewer crimes were reported to po-

lice in Canada in 2011 than at any other time in the last 40 years, Statistics Canada said Tuesday — a revelation that comes as political leaders wrestle with how to curb gun violence on the streets of Toronto. Finding an answer to that question — Mayor Rob Ford met Monday with Premier Dalton McGuinty, then Tuesday with Prime Minister Stephen Harper — should be the focal point of the debate, not the numbers, according to at least one crime expert. Though the city’s wounds are still raw from two recent deadly shootings, the agency reported that the seriousness of crime in Toronto was down last year, as it was in almost every major Canadian city. And while the overall homicide rate was up seven per cent — there were 598 homicides in Canada in 2011, 44 more than the previous year — the number in Ontario actually hit record lows. *** OTTAWA - Conrad Black says it would heap “insult upon injury� to strip him of membership in the Order of Canada over U.S. criminal convictions when no Canadian court would have found him guilty of the same charges. In an affidavit filed in the Federal Court of Canada, the former media magnate

argues he must have an oral hearing — complete with witnesses — and look the Order of Canada’s advisory council representatives “in the eyes� as they decide whether to recommend revocation of the prestigious award he received in 1990. Supporters including former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, a long-time friend and former business associate, have also made written pleas on Black’s behalf, court records show. Black, 67, stands convicted in the United States of fraud and obstruction of justice while he was head of media giant Hollinger International. He served 37 months of a 42-month sentence, but contends he was unfairly maligned by the U.S. justice system. International LONDON - Scotland’s government has announced plans to legalize same-sex marriages. Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said Wednesday that legislation permitting the marriages would soon be introduced. The measure has backing from the major Scottish political parties. It follows a public consultation on the issue. When enacted, Scotland could become the first part of the UK to allow same-sex

marriages. The UK government has conducted a public consultation on legalizing same-sex marriages, and it has the backing of Prime Minister David Cameron. But UK officials are waiting for the results of the public consultation before taking further steps. *** LONDON - The 11-year-old boy didn’t have a passport, didn’t have a ticket, didn’t have a boarding pass, and somehow managed to get all the way from England to Italy. Officials at Manchester airport and at the airline Jet2.

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Canadian coach guides Tiger’s comeback Statues are built for some coaches. Some have had stadiums named after them. A handful have been honoured with Hall of Fame selections. But generally, it’s sad but true: coaches are hired to be fired. Coaches are generally necessary, but unimportant components of successful teams. “I couldn’t have done it without the players� is a familiar joke among coaches who know that good players tend to make ordinary coaches good and good coaches great. Undoubtedly the sports coach with the highest profile in North America today is not in the NFL, NHL, NBA or Major League Baseball. The coach faced with the glare of the brightest spotlight in sports today is a Canadian who steers the swing of the world’s most famous golfer, Tiger Woods. His name is Sean Foley, a Torontonian who uses some unique golf ideas and some unusual philosophical approaches to steer his stable of golfers, which also includes Hunter Mahan

Bruce Penton Sports Columnist and Justin Rose, both of whom are ranked among the world’s Top 15, as is Woods. Coaching Woods is not easy. Foley has gone from the equivalent of behind the scenes on golf ranges to Hollywood, where Tiger’s every swing tweak is analyzed, dissected and discussed by the golf industry. If Tiger plays well, Foley is a genius. If things go bad in Tigerland, the tabloids may be calling for his head. Rose says Foley is “technical without being mechanical,� according to a story on golfworld.com. Oddly, Foley attended Tennessee State, a predominately black college, on a golf scholarship, but he always felt more comfortable on the range, working on his game and others, than on

the course. The golfworld. com story quoted his TSU roommate saying that Foley kept a black garbage bag in his room filled with clippings of instruction articles. His instruction dream led to a job at Glen Abbey, near Toronto, and he started helping Canadian Stephen Ames on the range one day. “... He changed what I’d been trying to change for years,� Ames told golfworld.com Through Ames, Foley got to the inside of the PGA Tour and while Woods was going through coaches Butch Harmon and Hank Haney, he was on his way to reaching the low point in his golf career. Now that Foley has helped Woods get back on his game, the Canadian is getting much of the credit for

the resurgence. While Foley stands only five foot seven, he is becoming a big, big man in the world of golf. • Among the stupid things in sports, by Norman Chad of the Washington Post: “Football players dumping Gatorade on their coach in the waning moments of a victory. First of all, this celebratory gesture lost its appeal about 2,700 gallons of Gatorade ago. Second of all, I’d consider it more appropriate to dump Gatorade on a coach after losing a game.â€? • Howard Rosenblatt of Albany, N.Y., as seen in Norman Chad’s Slouch column: “If MLB’s All-Star Game had ended in a tie, would the seventh game of the World Series have been played at a neutral site?â€? • Scott Ostler of the San Francisco Chronicle, via Twitter: “Next, preOlympics, U.S. hoopsters play Britain. That’s like prepping for the Henley Regatta by stirring your coffee vigorously.â€? • Ostler again, on Twitter: “Rex Ryan loses 100

pounds. Says it’s now much easier to get his foot into his mouth.â€? • Greg Cote of the Miami Herald: “Bobby Bowden said Penn State should take down the statue of Joe Paterno. Either that or maybe just position it so that it is constantly looking the other way.â€? • Headline at SportsPickle.com: “New York Post lays off its 32-person Jeremy Lin pun staff.â€? • Len Berman of ThatsSports.com, on reports that Olympic beach volleyballers might trade in their skimpy bikinis for leggings and sleeves because of cold-weather forecasts: “I think we’re about to find out who the real fans of beach volleyball are.â€? • Larry Bird, via Twitter, on Kobe Bryant’s claims that this year’s U.S. Olympic basketballers could beat the legendary 1992 Dream Team: “They probably could. I haven’t played in 20 years, and we’re all old now.â€? • NBC’s Jimmy Fallon, on Saints QB Drew Brees getting $60 million guaran-

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Summer fun with seashore shells Hunting for treasures at low tide along a favorite beach is one of life’s simple pleasures for tots, teens and adults alike. There’s so much to see, smell and discover in nature’s giant sandbox -scampering crabs, colorful seaweed, seagulls, jellyfish (they may sting you!) and all those shells. If you’re lucky, you’ll find lots and lots of

shells to hand pick and bring back home for a lasting souvenir of the day. Here are some simple lessons and activities that you can do with your young kids and grandkids when you get home. For those who aren’t hitting one of the coasts this summer, look for bags or baskets full of shells at neighborhood tag sales and thrift stores. Some specialty toy and craft stores sell them, too. CLEAN If you have just collected shells at a beach, wash them in a bucket with mild detergent and set them out in the sun on a towel to dry. Use old

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other favorite mini seashore finds on top. Set flat shells such as scallops or clams upright in the sand. For added attractions, tuck in a travel postcard, a trip photo in a small Lucite frame and a tiny sailboat or other purchase from a souvenir shop. *** Donna Erickson’s award-winning series “Don-

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Riders take eyes off ball, suffer consequences “I just took my eyes off the ball.� - Weston Dressler, July 20, 2012 He was speaking about himself, but he might as well have been speaking for the entire team. The Saskatchewan Roughriders took their eye off the ball in Week 4. We’re speaking about the Riders’ 41-38 overtime loss in Calgary last Thursday that sent Canada’s team to its first defeat of the season. In a fabulous football game on an unmatched summer evening in one of the CFL’s greatest cit-

ies, there were five lead changes in the first half before the Riders pulled away in the second. With half a quarter to go in the fourth, however, the Riders took their eye off the ball. Up 17 points, they seemed to put it into cruise control and allowed the proud Stampeders to crawl their way back into the game. Even as it was slipping away, from the broadcast booth, I never felt for one second like Saskatchewan would let this one get away. In case you missed it, the Riders even had a last-minute drive with the

Rod Pedersen Rider Insider game tied 35-35. However, a deep pass from Darian Durant well into Calgary territory went right through the hands of the Riders’ most sure-handed receiver, Weston Dressler. But he was far from the only culprit in this one. Calgary, of course,

won it in overtime on a Nik Lewis touchdown, while the Riders could only muster a 50-yard Chris Milo field goal. Both Rider coach Corey Chamblin and team president Jim Hopson were seething after the game but kept their thoughts to them-

selves. Chamblin stared straight ahead and gnawed on his lip while answering reporters’ questions. However, no one would assign blame or point fingers. They may have had some private thoughts on whom to blame, and it was likely discussed behind closed doors, but we’ll never know. That will buy them both some serious equity within the locker room. Chamblin simply said there are no excuses for the loss, and that it will not happen again. Good Lord, I hope

not. It was bad enough in the 2009 Grey Cup, in that very stadium, where the Riders choked up a 16-point lead in the fourth quarter and lost to Montreal in the championship. This game had a similar stunning feeling but about one-hundredth less the pressure. They’re a very young team and they’ll bounce back. The good news is we know the Riders ARE good enough to have gone 4-0 because they had the game under control ... until they took their eye off the ball.

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Alouettes release Hunt to shake up defence National SURREY, B.C. - B.C. Lions defensive lineman Khalif Mitchell wasn’t letting a not-so-little thing like his appeal of a two-game suspension bother him Tuesday. Mitchell, known for being a gentle giant off the field and an ultra-competitive one on it, has formally appealed the punishment he received for hyperextending the arm of Edmonton offensive lineman Simeon Rottier during a 27-14 loss to the Eskimos on Friday night. As a result, Mitchell will play Saturday in Calgary against the Stampeders and have his appeal heard at an arbitration hearing during the week of August 6. “I don’t mind being the centre of attention,� said Mitchell after practice at the Lions’ training facility. “I don’t mind not being asked one question. It’s not really a big gift or a courtesy. It comes with the business.� CFL commissioner Mark Cohon handed down the suspension Monday night after Mitchell violently pulled on Rottier’s arm, bending it grotesquely in an unnatural fashion that resulted in the joint being hyperextended. *** MONTREAL - It’s been a tough start to the

CFL season for the Montreal Alouettes defence but coach Marc Trestman feels it will get better. The once-feared defence has surrendered nearly 35 points per game while forging a 2-2 record to start the season. The club is coming off a 39-24 loss in Hamilton on Saturday. The changes began when the team got back together on Tuesday to begin preparations for a visit on Friday night from quarterback Ricky Ray and the Toronto Argonauts. Aaron Hunt, the biggest name among their off-season free agent signings, was released, although Trestman was quick to note that the former B.C. Lion was not being made the scapegoat. *** TORONTO - Veteran defenceman Steve Staios is retiring and moving into the Toronto Maple Leafs’ front office. The Hamilton native, who spent 18 seasons in the NHL, has been named Toronto’s new player development adviser. Staios, 39, will advise the Leafs management team on the prospects and players at all levels of the organization. He will also take on special assignments for both the amateur and pro scouting

departments. Staios spent last season with the New York Islanders, recording eight assists in 65 games. He finishes his career with 56 goals and 164 assists in 1,001 games with Boston, Vancouver, Atlanta, Edmonton, Calgary and the Islanders. International NEW YORK, N.Y. - Penn State starting quarterback Matt McGloin has tweeted that he intends to stay with the Nittany Lions. McGloin tweeted that the penalties announced by the NCAA on Monday were “extremely harsh.� “I am a Nittany Lion and will remain one.� he also tweeted. “I believe in the core values I have learned in this program. It is not Nittany Lion Football. It is Nittany Lion family.� Penn State players are allowed by the NCAA to transfer to another school without sitting out a year. McGloin, a former walk-on, was given the starting job last month by coach Bill O’Brien. He completed just 54 per cent of his passes last season, and missed the TicketCity Bowl vs. Houston — a 30-14 loss — after sustaining a concussion in a locker-room scuffle with

a teammate. *** PHILADELPHIA Shea Weber can thank the Philadelphia Flyers for one of the richest and longest contracts in the NHL. But the Nashville Predators will pick up the tab. The small-market Predators made the bold move Tuesday to match the staggering offer sheet made by a deep-pocketed Flyers organization to keep the two-time Norris Trophy-

Bryant commit family violence against his mother? No.� Police arrested Bryant on July 16, two days after his mother, Angela Bryant, called 911 to complain her son was assaulting her. Authorities said they found her with a swollen wrist and thumb and bruising on her upper arms. Angela Bryant allegedly told authorities Dez Bryant hit her in the face with his ball cap and tore her shirt.

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1 1/3 cups nonfat dry milk powder 2 cups water 3/4 cup reduced-calorie whipped topping 1 1/2 teaspoons coconut extract 6 (2 1/2-inch) chocolate graham crackers 1 (6-ounce) purchased chocolate piecrust 2 tablespoons flaked coconut 1. In a large bowl, combine dry pudding mixes, dry milk powder and water. Mix well using a wire whisk. Blend in whipped topping and

coconut extract. Coarsely crush 5 graham crackers. Fold in cracker crumbs. 2. Spread mixture evenly into piecrust. Crush remaining 2 graham crackers into fine crumbs. Evenly sprinkle coconut and fine cracker crumbs over top. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours. Serves 8. • Each serving equals: 206 calories, 6g fat, 6g protein, 32g carb., 516mg sodium, 1g fiber; Diabetic Exchanges: 1 1/2 Starch, 1/2 Fat-Free Milk. (c) 2012 King Features Synd., Inc.

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OUT OF TOWN FOR SALE In Stoughton: New modular home on own lot. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths. Vacant. $8,000 down; Payments $800/month. Must have good credit and be able to bank qualify. Phone 1-587-4348525. HOUSE FOR SALE in Kisbey: Approx. 1200 sq. ft. bungalow, 3 bedrooms and 1 bath upstairs, attached insulated 2-car garage, central air, well treed yard. Full sized basement with bathroom, bedroom, kitchen and living area could be used as rental income. Very nice house. $250,000. Phone 306-462-4461, 306-577-8519 or 306-577-1695.

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LOTS & ACREAGES FOR SALE FOR SALE: 10 Acre parcels of residential land, 1.5 miles west of Estevan. Phone 634-7920 or 4211753.

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ROOMS ROOMS FOR RENT: S i n g l e s $400 + Tax weekly; Doubles $500 + Tax weekly. All rooms have cable, microwave, fridge, free wireless Internet. Kitchenettes also available. Bus Depot access. Phone 634-2624. UPTOWN MOTEL Has rooms for rent - Daily or Weekly rates. Phone 634-2624.

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We offer: • Opportunity to meet great people • Flex scheduling • Chance to be part of the show experience

Do you: • Have an attention to detail • Thrive in a fast paced environment • Work well under pressure • Enjoy tight deadlines

Be part of a great team, apply to: Kelvin Pillipow, Human Resources Manager 1102 4th Street, Estevan, SK S4A 0W7 E-mail: hr@estevan.ca Phone (306)461-5905

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Monday & Wednesday, August 8, 13, 15, 20, 272, 29 @ 3:00, 3:30 & 4:00 pm – Hello Computer! – Come and get answers to your computer questions in ‘one-on-one’ thirty minute sessions. Bring your own laptop or use a public computer. When registering please indicate what you would like to learn. Thursday, August 2 – Teen Movie Madness: 50 First Dates @ 1:00-2:45 & 17 Again @ 6:00-7:30 – Both movies recommended for ages 13+. Refreshments provided or bring your own if you prefer. No registration necessary. Tuesday, August 7 @ 1:00-3:00 pm – Black Ink! Workshop with Sheena Koops – For grades 7-12. Do you hear voices? When your black ink hits the page, can you be held responsible? Does it jump from your pen onto the page and freak out your friends? Do your teachers think you need help? Come to the Black Ink! Workshop. It’s time you took charge of the voices, harness that black ink; let it live on the page, so it can die ‌ like you wish that song would die. You know, the one that’s been stuck in your brain for the past month. Black Ink! Let it out. 20 spots available. Thursday, August 9 - Begins @ 11:00 am – National Book Lovers Day – Stop in and help us celebrate National Book Lovers Day. We’ll be serving lemonade and cupcakes at 11:00 while supplies last. Fill out a ballot and be entered to win one of several gift certificates and other door prize items. Help us celebrate the joy of reading!! Open to all ages! Enter one per person, please. Thursday, August 9 @ 6:00 pm – Food Fear Factor – Are you fearless? Do you have an iron stomach? Test yourself. Come compete in Food Fear Factor at the library – a race through five rounds of creatively disgusting food to make it to the final “Gross-Outâ€? table, where finalists will compete to be named champion gastronome. Please indicate any allergies. Ages 13 and up. Saturday, August 11 @ 2:00 pm – Sojourns in Spain – Curious about Spain? Join Lori Myer, teacher from the Estevan Comprehensive School and experienced traveler for an informative discussion. Although the discussion will center on Spain, she is willing to answer questions about other locales she has visited, namely, Australia, Germany, Italy, Greece, Ireland, and Switzerland. She has been taking groups of students to exotic locales for over 20 years. Refreshments will be served. Wednesday, August 15 @ 2:00-3:00 pm – Cool Kid Craft: Popsicle Stick Bracelets – Ages 8-16. Popsicle sticks aren’t only for holding a delicious summer treat! Come out & make wearable, funky bracelets for you or your friends! 15 spots available. Thursday, August 16 @ 6:30 pm – Cover to Cover Book Club – This month we will be discussing The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton. This book features an abandoned child, an old book of dark fairy tales, a secret garden, an aristocratic family, a love denied, and a mystery. It is a captivating, atmospheric and compulsively readable story of the past, secrets, family and memory. Call 636-1621 to pick up your copy today! New members always welcome.

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As well, people are reminded that City property cannot be used for any purpose such as storing construction materials, dirt or materials while working on your own property without permission from the City and that permits are required from Engineering Division for any work being done on City Property . For further information contact 306-634-1800 and your co-operation is appreciated.

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Ever wonder what happens at a major event? Do you want to make extra money? No plans for the weekend? We are searching for Events staff to assist with the set-up/tear down, seating and parking for events held at Spectra Place.

We offer: • Opportunity to meet great people • Flex scheduling • Chance to be part of the show experience

Do you: • Have an attention to detail • Thrive in a fast paced environment • Work well under pressure • Enjoy tight deadlines

Be part of a great team, apply to: Kelvin Pillipow, Human Resources Manager 1102 4th Street, Estevan, SK S4A 0W7 E-mail: hr@estevan.ca Phone (306)461-5905

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