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Eastern Division Champions A1 HELPING YOU IS WHAT WE DOTM 429 10th AVENUE NE MLS® #:SK615597 $259,000 Thursday, August 3, 2017 swbooster.com Serving Southwest Saskatchewan 306-773-7527 royallepage.ca/formula1 NEW SUMMER PEAK POWER USE RECORD SET For the second time in July, Saskatchewan established a new summer power use re- cord. On Thursday, July 27 the electrical network pumped out 3,419 megawatts of power, a jump from the pre- vious summer peak of 3,360 megawatts set on July 10. The increase of 88 megawatts is the equivalent power use of 88,000 homes. The winter peak electrical record is higher at 3,747 mega- watts, but the summer usage rate continues to increase as a result of increasing house- hold and business de- mand. Eastern Division Champions Cooling and heating represents approxi- SCOTT ANDERSON/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER mately a quarter of The Swift Current 57s claimed their second consecutive Eastern Division pennant following a 33-15 Western Major Baseball League regular sea- residential power bills, son. The 57s, who finished the regular season on a seven-game winning streak, are now clashing with the Moose Jaw Miller Express (23-25) in the so turning down the Eastern Division semi-final playoff series. Swift Current hosted the first two games of the series on Tuesday and Wednesday, while game three is air conditioning when tonight in Moose Jaw. A fourth game (if necessary) is in Moose Jaw on Friday, while a fifth and deciding game would return to Swift Current on no one is home helps Saturday, August 5. The winner of the series will take on the survivor of the Weyburn Beavers versus Regina Red Sox semi-final. reduce consumption. PREMIUMPREMIUM PREOWNEDPREOWNED TRUCKS AT IT’S HOT! PRICES! 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[email protected] Current again had a one and group sessions The Music Camp memorable experience during a week of mak- was again instructed Melissa Richardson, sales, to wrap up an intensive ing rock and pop music by members of Bears 306-770-2226 week of music making. at Maverick School, in Hazenmore (Dana [email protected] ree groups of musi- at Gowan’s Grove and Rempel, Brady Frank, cians aged 13 to 17 took nally on the Lyric Stage. Darnell Stewart, Dalton Jerry Butterworth, sales, to the Lyric Theatre eir performance op- Lam, Tanner Wilhelm 306-770-2227 [email protected] stage on July 27 for a portunity was designed Hale), and the quintet showcase concert fol- to give them a profes- opened the evening con- lowing a week of music sional-like experience to cert with a set of their newsroom instruction. build on their camp ses- original songs. Scott Anderson, editor, 306-770-2224 [email protected] Steven Mah, sports reporter, 306-770-2225 [email protected] commercial print Kara Stephanson, 306-770-2223, [email protected] classi eds Classifi eds 1-306-773-9321 Fax: 306-773-9136 classifi [email protected] circulation 306-773-9321 regional managers Michael J. Hertz, Senior Vice President & Group Publisher Funded by the Government of Canada Mail Registration Number: 005950104 The Southwest Booster is published by BC1107344, an affi liated company to ALTA Newspaper Group LP A3 SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 2017 A3 SOUTHWEST Expanded Fire Ban in place across Southwest The Ministry of Environment and Wood Mountain Post permitted. Fireworks are also stoves, gas barbecues, propane will be permitted for cooking has placed a ban on all open provincial parks; Elbow Har- prohibited. Self-contained firepits, or charcoal briquettes and heating purposes during fires for provincial Crown land, bour, Coldwell Park, Cypress heating devices, pressurized used in an approved firebox the ban. provincial parks plus recrea- Lake, and Lovering Lake re- tional sites across the South- creation sites. west. For a full list of all provin- The decision, in consultation cial parks and recreations with the Ministry of Parks, Cul- sites covered by the ban, visit ture and Sport, is issued in re- http://www.saskatchewan.ca/ sponse to the extreme wildfire residents/environment-public- hazards in the region. health-and-safety/wildfire-in- Effective immediately, all saskatchewan/fire-bans. open fires are prohibited in the Due to extreme wildfire haz- following area: south of High- ards, some roads and camp- way 7 from the Alberta border grounds may be closed. If you east to Rosetown; west of High- plan to visit a provincial park way 4 south to the junction of or recreation site, call the highways 4 and 15; south of park in advance to confirm Highway 15 west to the junc- conditions. This ban applies tion of highways 15 and 11; to provincial Crown land, and west of Highway 11 south to provincial parks and recreation Regina; and west of Highway 6 sites. Municipalities, as well as from Regina to the U.S. border. regional and national parks, The ban affects all provincial may also ban open burning in parks and recreation sites in their areas of responsibility. the ban area, including: Buffalo Check with your local au- Pound, Cypress Hills (Centre thority to find out if there are and West blocks), Danielson, burning restrictions in place Douglas, Saskatchewan Land- for your area. 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