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TAKING TO THE TRAILS – Yorkton Cross Country Ski Club members are taking advantage of prime ski conditions both locally and throughout the area. Temperatures were ideal for a recent, annual Poker Derby event and a great time was had by all who took part. Trails are free to use by the public but membership is encouraged to maintain the equipment and to support club activities. For more information email: yorktoncrosscountryski@gmail.com. – Photo submitted by Anne Stupak.

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Saskatchewan’s Agriculture Minister Lyle Stewart and Member of Parliament Kelly Block for SaskatoonRosetown-Biggar recently announced nearly $4.2 million in funding for 27 livestock and forage research projects. “Saskatchewan producers know the importance of investing in agricultural

research,” says Block. “The livestock projects announced today will help producers innovate, which in turn will strengthen our economy here in Saskatchewan and across Canada.” “Our government is committed to supporting agriculture research,” Stewart adds. “The funding provided through the Agriculture

Development Fund results in innovations that lead to increased productivity and profitability for our producers.” Projects receiving funding will: • Develop new vaccines; • Improve yield and marbling in beef cattle; • Develop new, sustainable forage legumes;

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• Improve fertility and reproductive efficiency in livestock; • Research the effect ergotcontaminated feed has on cow-calf operations; and, • Develop feed for optimum performance in livestock. Support for these projects is provided through the Saskatchewan Agriculture Development Fund (ADF) and

is part of a record $27.7 million provincial agricultural research budget in 2013-14. Earlier this month, the federal and provincial governments announced $7 million in funding for 46 crop-related research projects, bringing this year’s total ADF investment to nearly $11.2 million. Continued on Page 2.

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Protecting your investments Recent economic and political events which have affected the stability of world markets should serve as a reminder of the potential volatility these markets hold for investors. Whether it is concern over the uncertainty of the European or Chinese economies, the political situation in the US or the decline in the Canadian Dollar, these factors can put unprotected investors at risk. While some try to time the markets to better protect themselves, historically these strategies have a poor rate of success because no one can accurately predict the future. You can protect your investment portfolio against market volatility and downturns by utilizing a long term asset allocation strategy. This involves allocating your portfolio into a number of different asset classes as well as geographical regions to avoid having all your investment eggs in one basket. The appropriate asset and geographical weighting is dependent on a number of factors including your age, risk tolerance and when the funds will be needed. To be successful, the asset allocation approach to investing needs to be viewed as a long term strategy. Studies have clearly proven this strategy effective in reducing the overall risk and increasing the overall rate of return on your portfolio. Studies have also shown the importance of proper allocation: it is responsible for over 90 per cent of your portfolio’s return.

PLANNING FOR PROSPERITY by Darryl Prociuk dprociuk@mymts.net Asset allocation reduces risk because not all of your investment assets increase and decrease in value at the same rate or at the same time. Since the different asset classes grow at different rates, your future portfolio allocation may end up quite different from the original mix established in your plan. To ensure the continuing profitability of your portfolio and to avoid putting yourself at risk in the event of a major market change, it is imperative that you implement a formal re-balancing program on at least an annual basis. A properly structured program of asset allocation within your RRSP portfolio provides a disciplined approach to investing. Investments are sold that have risen in value and those that are on sale are bought. One word of caution: if the investment vehicle you want to realize profit on is a mutual fund, a deferred sales charge may be incurred if you are switching between fund families. However, these redemption charges will usually apply only if the amount re-allocated exceeds 10 per cent of the value of your investment. In the long term this strategy will help to balance

the overall performance of your portfolio and lower the chance of significant loss when declines in certain asset classes occur. When re-balancing your non-registered investments, additional implications such as taxes incurred need to be considered. In tax deferred investments such as equity funds, you do not realize the profits you have made until you redeem your investment. The realization of those gains upon sale increases your tax liability, the extent of which is dependent on the amount your investment has appreciated and your tax bracket. The key to long term investing success is to create and implement an investment plan based on proper asset allocation, review and re-balancing on a regular basis. This ensures you will maximize the returns on your portfolio over the long term while minimizing the amount of risk your portfolio is exposed to. The use of a financial professional is recommended. Darryl Prociuk CFP, R.F.P., CLU, TEP is a Registered Financial Planner and may be contacted at dprociuk@ mymts.net

Millions for livestock industry Con’t from Page 1.

This investment in agriculture research will help achieve goals set out in the Saskatchewan Plan for Growth, which includes establishing Saskatchewan as an international leader in biosciences, increasing crop production and increasing provincial agriculture exports by $5 billion by 2020. “Research is important to help the Saskatchewan beef industry grow and remain competitive,” Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association CEO Craig Douglas says. “Today’s investment will help cattle producers get the most from their animals and the land they manage; maintain profitability; and ensure environmental stewardship is a top priority.” “Cow-calf producers look forward to learning from the projects that are receiving funding from the Agriculture Development Fund,” Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association President Harold Martens adds.

“We know continued investment in research leads to long-term benefits for our industry.” “Swine research projects have translated into tremendous advances in animal health and production over the past decade,” Sask Pork Chair Florian Possberg comments. “Today’s announcement of additional research funding for livestock and forage will have a positive impact on producers and the research community.” “Investments in forage research are key to encouraging growth and development in our industry,” Saskatchewan Forage Council President Aaron Ivey states. “Forages are the base of many sectors within the agricultural industry and improvements in forage crops have far-reaching impacts for agriculture in general.” Support for ADF projects is provided under Growing Forward 2, a federal-provincial-territorial initiative. A complete list of funded projects is available at www.agriculture. gov.sk.ca/ADF.

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Community Events Kalyna Ukrainian Dance Social St. Mary’s Cultural Centre, Feb. 1 Valentine Supper & Zabava Dance Doors open at 5 p.m. with cocktails, supper @ 6 p.m., dance to follow. Silent auction. For tickets and details call Kevin @ 306-621-7480 or Alexander’s Men’s Wear at 306-783-8107. Now on at the Godfrey Dean Gallery – “Spectacles of Nature” by Winnipeg photographer Hans Arnold. Stunning colour prints by one of Canada’s most accomplished nature photographers. – “Kenton Doupe: Portraits” features Black & White prints by this talented and prolific young Yorkton artist. Now in first year of Fine Arts at the U of S, this is Kenton’s second solo exhibition at the Dean Gallery. Jan. 18 to Feb. 15, 2014 Godfrey Dean Art Gallery 49 Smith St. E Yorkton. Yorkton Girl Guides Annual Tea and Bake Sale Saturday, February 8 from 1-4 p.m. at St. Gerard’s Church Hall. There will be carnival games for the kids! Call 306-783-5391 for details.

His Promise Yorkton Faith Build presents a musical fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity Anne Portnuff Theatre Mar. 6-9, 7:30 p.m. performances with one 2 p.m. show slated for Mar. 9 Tickets, available at LR Futures, Sherring Optical and The Golden Rule, are $20 (ages 12 and over), $10 (ages 7-12). Certain scenes may be upsetting to young children. Robbie Burns Dinner & Dance Hosted by the Yorkton & District Scottish Society, celebrating 255 years! – traditional supper and entertainment followed by a dance with the music of Len Gadica. Jan. 25 @ the Royal Canadian Legion. Advance tickets only from Scottish Society members. For details call (306) 782-5000, (306) 783-3989. New Horizons Senior Center Bingo 78 First Ave. North Yorkton, Sk. Bingo will be played every third Sunday of each month. Bingo starts at 2:00 p.m. Eight games will be played at 25 cents a game. Extra cards will be available Everyone is welcome. Lunch included Admission $3/person.

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Provincial 55+ Curling Competition Humboldt, March 19-21 Entries before March 3 Teams may be men, women or mixed Ages: 55+ and 65+ Gold medal winners may advance to the Canada 55+ Games in Edmonton August 27-30 2-person stick curling will also be held in Humboldt. For more information, contact Eleanor @ 306-563-4160. or email Maxine: max. stinka@sasktel.net

Saskatchewan Express Auditions Feb. 8 & 9 in Regina – spend the summer touring, meeting new people and performing. If you’re a singer or dancer and love to perform download an application at www.saskatchewanexpress.com or call Michele at (306)522-3402 for details. “Stars For Saskatchewan” concert The next concert is Prairie Debut “Musica Intima” on Saturday, February 1, 2014. Musica Intima is internationally renowned for their warm and engaging stage presence, and have earned a reputation as Canada’s most exciting vocal ensemble. Tickets are available at the Yorkton Arts Council or at Welcome Home Floral and Gift Shop, or at the door. You can also buy your tickets on-line at www. yorktonarts.ca Al-Anon Al-Anon meets Mondays, 8 p.m. at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, and Wednesdays at the Westview United Church.

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Hit the wind chill: improve your morale Ed, my neighbor next door, has a remarkable constitution and attitude. This last week we had wind chills ranging from -40 to -50. It seemed to me that, in that time, I froze up along with my van and neither of us will thaw out. In all the cold wind chills, I threatened to go to bed, and not get up until after April. I have put on weight over the holidays, and I could live off my ample, body fat, I’m sure. Ed sees the bitterly cold weather as morale building weather. He claims such weather clears your mind and gives you motivation for life. How such weather could give me motivation for anything, I’ll never know as I cannot even keep my eye glasses from frosting up. “Aim at nothing, and you’ll hit every time,” Ed claims. When there is a wicked wind chill, no one goes outside without a clear aim for where they are going. Folks are very focused on doing what they need to do, and they don’t waste time in doing it. When it is bitterly cold no one gets bogged down in minute details. Ed says that such weather brings out his cheerful side as he loves to smile and speak to folks anywhere he sees them out in the cold. He claims that the more

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Rail dialogue opened Grain Growers of Canada (GGC) farmers recently met with railway officials and grain companies at a Ministerial roundtable to discuss the current state of affairs related to the grain backlog. “We were satisfied with today’s meeting and the direct dialogue that has begun with the railways and grain companies. We appreciate the federal government’s initiative to provide a forum to voice concerns,” says Brian Otto, Grain Growers’ Director representative for the Western Barley Growers Association. “At the meeting we asked the railways what the plan is to alleviate this year’s immediate backlog of grain and ship larger volumes of grains and oilseeds in the future.” The Minister of Agriculture, Gerry Ritz, organized this roundtable meeting with the entire value chain, in response to the growing backlog of grain, bringing everyone together, in order to address the current situation. “We want to thank Minister Ritz for bringing all parties together at this meeting as a chance to engage directly with the railways and we hope to begin an ongoing dialogue for the future. Rail service affects the entire value chain; farmers all the way down to the grocery store at the end of your street,” says Gary Stanford, Grain Growers of Canada President. “We want to emphasize to the railways that this is the new normal. Better crop genetics and new crop options along with good weather means there could be more grain to ship next year,” says Stanford. Manitoba Pulse Growers, a member of the

GGC participated in the meeting with the railways. “We need to get the grain moving because many farmers may not be paid for last year’s harvest until after spring planting,” says Kyle Friesen, President of the Manitoba Pulse Growers Association and farmer Director on the Grain Growers of Canada. “This is already causing lost sales, things need to improve otherwise this will translate into a serious cash flow issue for farmers when they need to buy seed and inputs this spring.” Announced in Winnipeg was a new project which will measure performance for grain traffic helping to gauge rail service supply chain efficiency and reliability. The Grain Growers of Canada supports the project, which will be led by Pulse Canada, a collaborative effort with Canadian Canola Growers Association (CCGA), the Western Grain Elevators Association (WGEA) and the Inland Terminals Association of Canada (ITAC) and other participating partners. “We commend Pulse Canada for taking leadership on the rail file and look forward to good data to help communicate our long standing rail service challenges,” says Stanford. “Filling farmers’ capacity needs and increased shipping volume means more business for the railways,” says Stanford. “ W e hope to see action coming out of this meeting and look forward to continuing a direct dialogue with the railways. We need solutions to fix the immediate issues and need to know there is a long term plan in place so this doesn’t happen again.”

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Page 8A - THE NEWS REVIEW EXTRA - Saturday, January 25, 2014 READY SET SKI! – On Saturday January 18 members of the Yorkton Cross Country Ski Club spent the day learning to skate ski with Warren Popick instructing. For years the club has set tracks for classic ski style, but with a new groomer the club has recently purchased they can now offer both styles of skiing at Deer Park. The skate ski is more of an olympic style of skiing and the trails just need to be groomed flat rather than the tracks that the classic style needs. “With having trails on Deer Park Golf Course there is plenty of room to offer the wider trails needed for this way of skiing,” says Barry Rogers President of the Ski Club. “We now have eight kms of trails on the course and with the varied terrain it is a good work out no matter what ski style you do.” The Yorkton Cross Country Ski Club is hosting a “Learn to Skate and Ski Day” on February 2, 2014. “We have ski’s that the public can come and try out and get some basic instruction on both the classic and skate. The club house will open at 11 a.m. and run until 4 p.m. We will be serving up hot dogs and refreshments during the day for those participate.” Sunshine and Ski from Regina is again coming in to do a waxing clinic, adds Rogers, and they are bringing some ski products that will be available for purchase. Roy Lanaway, club member and organizer of the event, hopes that by having the products on site people who want to purchase can have the opportunity to that day as well. The club would like to give anyone who has considered xc skiing in the past and just wants to try it, a chance to do it at no cost. “We also want people that have been skiing on skis for decades to give the new boots and ski a try. It surprises some of our skiers that have the old three pin style, how light and smooth gliding the new skis are. Which just makes for a pleasurable day on skis. And this day is also for those that ski classic to give skating a try. “We want to see as many people come out and give this great winter sport a try, we are sure that once they have tried it they will love as we all do.” For more info call Anne Stupak at 783-6617 or yorktoncrosscountryski@gmail.com – Submitted by Anne Stupak.