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Lafleche, Kincaid advance to district championships Lafleche Central School and Kincaid School advanced to the boys volleyball district championship on October 29. Lafleche Central School hosted the Prairie South School Division southwest bantam boys volleyball tournament on October 21 and 22. The eight teams competing in the tournament were Mossbank, Kincaid 1 and 2, Glentworth, École Gravelbourg School, École Mathieu de Gravelbourg, Lafleche and Mankota. After the round robin, Lafleche’s team placed first in Pool A and Kincaid placed first in Pool B. École Gravelbourg was second in Pool A and Mossbank came in second in Pool B. In the semi-finals Kincaid’s first team took on École Gravelbourg. Kincaid dominated both sets with scores of 25 to 12 and 25 to 9. In the other semifinal match up, home team Lafleche played against Mossbank. Lafleche also dispatched the visitors in two
games with scores of 25 to 12 and 25 to 13. These wins set up the final game where Lafleche met Kincaid. Kincaid triumphed in two sets
winning 25 to 12 and 25 to 13. Kincaid and Lafleche both advance to the District Championship in Kincaid on October 29. The officials for the tourna-
ment were Roger Morgan, Nicole Zopf, Geoff Backa, and Lisa Packet. Parents donated to the concession and volunteered at the concession booth
over the two days. The tournament organizers said that all of the competitors displayed great sportsmanship representing their schools.
Assiniboia girls capture first at southeast districts The Assiniboia Composite High School girls volleyball team captured first place in a section championship on October 22. The Southeast girls section volleyball championship was hosted by Assiniboia Elementary School on October 22. Participating teams included Assiniboia Elementary School 1 and AES 2, Assiniboia Composite High School,
Bengough and Coronach. Each team played a minimum of four games. The day consisted of a round robin of the five teams with the second and third place teams playing off to determine who would play in the final against the first place team. The Bengough and AES 1 made it into the playoff round. In the playoff game Bengough beat AES 1 in two close sets.
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LANE REALTY BENGOUGH 298 ac. - 768 sq ft home located on Highway #34, steel grain storage, underground power to buildings LAFLECHE 20 ac. - 1200 sq ft home, grain storage, town water supply, 30 minutes West of Assiniboia
Bengough advanced to the final against ACHS taking it to the third set to determine the winner. Assiniboia Composite High School beat Bengough to win the final. These two teams will compete at districts on the weekend of October 29 in Assinibioa with the Assiniboia Composite High hosting as the first place team. Marita Williams organized the concession.
Southline runner places ninth at provincials Submitted by S.Falconer, Southline Mahteya placed ninth in a field of 70 runners at the cross-country provincials, hosted in Delisle on October 15. She was accompanied by Aimee McDowell and Jackie.
Sports Notes Several local hockey players attended a hockey skills camp in Assiniboia on October 7, 8 and 9 at the Civic Centre. Glentworth Bowling Alley is open for the season. Heather Pluecks is
the temporary manager. Senior Bowling began on Tuesday, October 11 with seven senior teams. The rest of their games will be on Mondays. The Regular league began on Thursday evening and also had seven teams participating.
TAX ENFORCEMENT LIST
RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF OLD POST #43 PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN
94 NEW SALES SO FAR IN 2016!
Notice is hereby given under The Tax Enforcement Act that unless the arrears and costs appearing opposite the land and title number described in the following list are fully paid before the 4th of January, 2017 an interest based on a tax lien will be registered against the land. Note: A sum for costs in an amount required by subsection 4(3) of The Tax Enforcement Act is included in the amount shown against each parcel. PART OF SECTION NW NW PT SW PT
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
SEC. TP. RANGE MERIDIAN 34 5 2 8 5 3 (Blk/Par (Blk/ParA-plan A-Plan101101420 101101420Ext Ext29) 29) 31 5 3 (Blk/Par A-Plan 101101385 Ext 10)
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TOTAL COSTS TOTAL ARREARS ARREARS ADVERTISING and COSTS 101113894 442.08 30.71 472.79 138217372 1,013.75 30.71 1,044.46 143392822
1,036.39
30.71
1,067.10
Datedthis this 4th4th day ofday November, 2016 Dated of November, 2016. Vickie Greffard, Treasurer Vickie Greffard, Treasurer
Jacob Laboccetta, who attends the University of Regina, plays with the Rams this year. They played in the new Mosaic Stadium in Regina on October 1. Local family attending the game included grandparents Jim and Lynda Laboccetta and Doug and Gail Eklund as well as aunt Joanne and Floyd Petersen. There was a record crowd out for the first game in the new stadium. Volleyball Notes Glentworth bantam boys volleyball team hosted a tournament on October 15 with four teams taking part. The Glentworth team had mixed success. Callie Gibson organized the event and students and parents volunteered their time to help with hosting duties. The bantam girls volleyball team competed in a tournament in Central Butte. They won all their
games during the day until the final game. They placed second in the event. The senior girls volleyball team participated in a tournament in Ponteix on October 15. They also placed second. The senior boys volleyball team traveled to Gravelbourg. They played some good games but didn’t make the finals. Rink Notes The new ice plant arrived at the Waverley Sports Gardens. SaskPower had put in underground wiring this fall and increased service. Stevenson Industrial Refrigeration is in the process of installing the plant. The hockey rink is expected to be in operation by the first week of November. Bill Greffard is also in the process of making ice in the curling rink. The curling season will start earlier than usual this year.
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Dresses for Mexico brighten lives
Photo by Marusia Kaweski
Some impoverished girls in Cuernavaca, Mexico, will be receiving some new dresses thanks to the charitable efforts of members of the women’s auxiliary at St. George’s Roman Catholic Church in Assiniboia. The large group of volunteers brought their sewing machines and spent October 26 transforming pillowcases into dresses. By lunchtime, almost a dozen dresses were finished. The finished products looked adorable adorned with ribbons and pockets. There is a need for simple clothing made of cotton that can be easily washed and is adjustable for growing children. Cuernavaca as a city dates back 3,200 years and is of archeological importance as a city of the ancient Aztecs. Since the 1960s the city has experienced a population boom growing from a population of close to 86,000 to a city with huge metropolitan expansion numbering over 800,000 today. Despite economic progress, there is incredible poverty in Cuernavaca. The women’s auxiliary initiative will help bring new dresses to some girls for the first time in their lives.
Glentworth staff focus on key areas Submitted by S. Falconer Southline The Glentworth teaching staff met on October 17 to further plans for the school’s goals for the 2016-2017 school year. This year they have decided to focus on two key areas — student writing and home/school communication. Students will be working on four key traits of writing: ideas, organization, sentence structure and mechanics. Literacy is so important in all aspects of learning. Glentworth School celebrated Bus Driver Appreciation Day on October 19. The drivers were treated to muffins and coffee in the morning. The students from Grades 1 to 5 enjoyed playing cards with the route drivers. Social News The Lafleche Credit Union, Glentworth Branch, offered coffee and pastries on October 20 to celebrate International Credit Union Day. Door prize winners were Hope Leduc in the youth category and Charlene Orr in the adult category. The Alzheimer’s Coffee Break was held at the Royal Hotel in Glentworth and at the McCord store on October 20. The event was organized by the Glentworth Legion. Lawrence Bonneville of Edmonton visited with his sister Beatrice Leduc and family recently. Anniversaries, Births and Funerals Roy and Anne Burns were in Estevan on September 30 to attend the 66th wedding anniversary of his brother, Bob
FOR SALE BY TENDER Located on PTN SW 35-7-29W2 Equipment owned by Willows Grain Company Inc. consisting of: 5- Friesen hopper bins approx 4000 bu. Model1620 10- Top bin brackets to support top bin conveyor (not installed) 1 -1370 Buhler/Farmking PTO Auger with hydraulic swing auger 1- Sakundiak TL10-1200 Auger with 14 hp electric motor 1 - approx 90’ x 10’ Batco Belt Conveyor with 10 hp electric motor with additional10’ extension tubing 18’ x 100’ Cement slab approx 12” thick 1 - buried 200 amp electrical service with breaker panel box 1 - 8’ x 10’ storage shed 1 set of steel steps for accessing cars 1- Hammond digital readout scale with solar panel (new 2015) Prospective purchasers would take lease with Red Coat Road & Rail Ltd. Prospective purchasers must rely on their own research of the property to determine acreage, condition, improvements, and assessment. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Please submit certified cheque for 5% of bid with tender, payable to Lewans & Ford In Trust, and clearly mark envelope “WILLOWS GRAIN COMPANY INC.TENDER.” Tenders will close November 14, 2016 at 2:00 p.m.
and Joyce. They were joined by their other brother, Wilfred and Pat of Regina. Eddie and Audrey Gebhart celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at Mankota’s New Horizon Centre on October 8. Family attending the event included Howard and Roberta of Red Deer, Fay of Mankota, Vernon and Mary Ellen also of Mankota and Tyson and son of Saskatoon. Also in attendance were two of the members of their wedding party, Rienhold and Sheila Gebhart. A family supper was held at the Gebhart home following the tea. Lindsay and Curtis Haubrich of Herbert had a son, Rhett Richard, on August 14, weighing eight pounds and six ounces. Rhett is the grandson of Fay Kohl and a greatgrandson of Eddie and Audrey Gebhart of Mankota. Keshia Blake and Kelsey Enns were married at Revelstoke on September 17 at a small family wedding. Keshia is the daughter of Bruce and Janet Blake of McCord. Roy and Anne Burns were at Ituna recently to attend the funeral for her sister-in-law, Evelyn Martin. The Martins were long-time residents of the Ituna area. Word has been received of the passing of Rob Heidt of Regina on October 3 at the age of 47. Rob, the youngest son of Valentine and Laura Heidt, was born and raised in the Mankota area. The funeral Mass was held at Holy Rosary Cathedral on October 11. Marge Clark and family received word of the recent passing of her uncle in Saskatoon. Marge, Rod, Lianna and Larryssa and girls were in Saskatoon on the weekend for the funeral service. Thanksgiving in Southline Harold and Verna Hiltz and Ron and Ann Wallace were
FOR SALE BY TENDER Located in R.M. of Willow Bunch No. 42 NE 16-04-28W2 NW 22-04-28W2
NE 22-04-28W2 NE 28-04-28W2
Prospective purchasers must rely on their own research of the property to determine acreage, condition, improvements, and assessment. (Section
Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Please submit certified cheque for 5% of bid with tender, payable to Lewans & Ford In Trust, and clearly mark envelope “GENEVIEVE MILLAR LAND TENDER.” Tenders will close November 10, 2016 at 2:00 p.m. LEWANS & FORD Barristers & Solicitors Box 759 Assiniboia, Saskatchewan SOHOBO 306-642-4520 Fax: 306-642-5777 lewans.ford@sasktel.net
in Moose Jaw for Thanksgiving supper with granddaughter Kassidy and Shane Bedow and family and to celebrate Kassidy’s birthday. They went on to Brooks to have a second Thanksgiving supper with sons Lonnie, Shanna and family and Darren, Lori and family. The Wallaces have returned to Cambridge, Ontario. Robert and Loretta Eastley joined Linda and Randy Kutschall and girls at their cabin at Gouverneur for Thanksgiving. The Munford-Thomson family held its annual Thanksgiving dinner at Fir Mountain Hall with Cresenthia Bender as hostess. Out-of-town family attending included Dale and Cory Thomson and friend, Keasto and Jolene Munford, Daphene Eklund and friend and Colton Flynn all of Saskatoon; Kyrstin and Samantha Hiltz of Calgary; Ty Eklund of Medicine Hat; Lindsey Petersen and friend, Danielle Petersen, Shenae Reader of Regina; Tracy Eklund and Curtis, Jacob and Saber, Skylae Reader and friend of Moose Jaw. Also attending were Bud Eklund of Mankota and Marina Fournier of Ferland. Thanksgiving guests with Willa Gavelin and Kim and Les Gavelin included Owen and Courtney and family of Redvers, Logan and& Alisha and family of Manor and Nicole Darko of Beaumont and her daughter Tanis of Vermilion. They were joined by Vickie and Bob Greffard and family and Dwight, Lennie and Halley of Mankota, Ash, Bob and Emerson Mergel of Saskatoon and Kylie and Skyla of Regina. Cribbage Tournament The Glentworth Come and Go Club hosted a cribbage tournament on October 14. There were 24 participants out for the afternoon from Mankota and Lafleche as well as Glentworth. First place winners were Wendel and Josie Deringer of Mankota. Second place winners were Roy and Anne Burns.
TAX ENFORCEMENT LIST Rural Municipality of Wood River No. 74 PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN
Notice is hereby given under The Tax Enforcement Act that unless the arrears and costs appearing opposite FORM 2 TAX ENFORCEMENT LIST the land and title number described in the following Rural Municipality of Wood River No. 74 list are fully paid beforeOFthe 4th day of January, 2017, PROVINCE SASKATCHEWAN a tax lien will be registered against the land.
Notice is hereby given under The Tax Enforcement Act that unless the arrears and costs appearing opposite the land and title number described in the following list are fully paid before the 4th day of January, 2017, a tax lien will be registered the land. Note: A sum foragainst costs in an amount required by subsec-
tion Enforcement Act isTheincluded inActthe Note:4(3) A sumof for The costs in Tax an amount required by subsection 4(3) of Tax Enforcement is included in the amount shown against parcel amount shown against eacheachparcel
Part of Lot Part of Section
Lot
Block
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NE NW Pt. SW Pt. SE
31 31 01 22 01 13-14 07 05
07 07 09 07 12 12 15 05
06 06 05 1 05 101895677 101895677 101895677 69MJ05725
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Title Number
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Costs Advtsng
W3 W3 W3 W3 W3 W3 W3 W3
113054329 113054341 128216718 138885069
309.31 278.83 312.48 680.54 1343.98 3770.10 568.17 403.25
9.46 9.46 9.46 9.46 9.46 9.46 9.46 9.46
Total Arrears & Costs
318.77 288.29 321.94 690.00 1353.44 3779.56 577.63 412.71
Dated this 4th day of November, 2016. Dated this 4th day of November, 2016 Brekke Massé, Administrator Brekke Massé, Administrator