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Pg 17-18 ...... Business/Community Directory N N I IN THIS ISSUE MAANITOUNITOU I IN THIS ISSUE Pg 18 ...... Coming Events Box 100, 309 Main St., Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 • P (306) 946.3343 • F (306) 946.2026 • [email protected] • www.thewatrousmanitou.ca • $1.25 20 years of keeping watch at CBK ■ Daniel Bushman/The Watrous Manitou July 8, 2013

One of the most unique and intriguing places in the Watrous area has been beaming programs over the airwaves for decades. While there are no on-air personalities that broadcast out of the Canadian Broadcast- ing Corporation’s CBK Radio facility east of Watrous, there is still one person who visits on a frequent basis. After a lifelong fascination with the facility and its inner workings, local resident Dwight Kornelsen did not waste any time grabbing the job as transmitter site monitor of the CBC’s CBK building when the position became available in 1993. “I was always interested and more curi- ous about the building,” said Kornelsen who would drive by it as a kid. “There would always be lights on in the place. You could see the red doors of the transmitter from the road. You didn’t know what it was all about and it was always interesting and mysterious.” After Watrous resident Orrin McIntosh retired as technician, then held the job as monitor before Kornelsen, he provided the latter an opportunity to see what all went on inside the facility. “This place got me more interested in radio. I got into HAM (amateur) radio probably about the same time I started my monitor job here.” After McIntosh stepped away, Kornelsen was more than happy to ﬁ ll in and has done so since. Kornelsen is tasked with checking on the facility at least twice a month where he does metre readings of the transmitter O CCanadaanada and visual checks to see if everything is TThehe mmajesticajestic rreded aandnd wwhitehite ccouldould bbee sseeneen aacrosscross tthehe ccountryountry aandnd functioning properly. If something is awry, eevenven dduringuring tthehe ﬁ rreworkseworks aatt MManitouanitou BBeach.each. HHeldeld aafterfter dduskusk JJuneune the transmitter site monitor calls to let the 330,0, tthehe eeventvent pprovidedrovided a ccolourfulolourful ddisplay,isplay, iincludingncluding ttwowo sshadeshades wwellell company know. kknownnown toto Canadians.Canadians. –––– DDanielaniel BBushman/TWMushman/TWM Kornelsen believes all of the running CBC (see back page: ICONIC STRUCTURE)

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The books are waiting for readers of all ages as summer contests at the local library are kicking off. Ray Reichert SSatelliteatellite Radio,Radio, SYNC,SYNC, Community librarian Kathleen CCompass,ompass, TemperatureTemperature Display,Display, 115”5” AAluminumluminum Wheels,Wheels, Kimmig (right) and assistant 4400 kms**.kms**. librarian Toni Ambrose hold up some of the material that 3306-946-335306-946-3353 $ will be used for the numerous 11-800-667-3353-800-667-3353 114,983*4,983* contests at the Watrous branch. wwww.centennialford.sk.caww.centennialford.sk.ca **PricePrice plusplus applicableapplicable taxtax **Kms**Kms inin thousandsthousands –– Daniel Bushman/TWM

The Watrous Manitou will be closed for summer holidays from Monday, July 15 to Friday, July 26 inclusive. There will be issues Head to the library Local published Monday, July 15 and Tuesday, August 6. news and get going! At the centre ■ Daniel Bushman/The Watrous Manitou from McNally Robinson. With 46 libraries Whist winners at the Senior July 8, 2013 in the Wheatland region, there is lots of Centre Thursday, June 27 were: opportunities for kids to take part and get ladies fi rst - Olive Sundquist, While the books may be closed at reading. 148; ladies second - Eleanor schools across the country, the ones in li- A second regional contest is aimed at Allan, 148; travelling - Cicely braries are waiting for avid book worms the older group with students from Gr. 7 Wieliczko; men’s fi rst - Fred to come and dive right in. all the way to adults. People can take part Kahlert, 142; men’s second - The annual summer reading program in a reading bingo-type event and have a Doug Gregory, 139; travelling heats up this week in Watrous and kids chance to win a Kobo e-reader. - Frieda McWillie. Homesteader and adults of all ages are being encour- Locally, Kimmig has also set up contests was Irene Schultz, eight times aged to head down to the Wheatland Re- in which people can earn points and re- at one table. gional Library, Watrous branch. Com- deem them for prizes. She even has some- Kaiser winners at the Senior munity librarian Kathleen Kimmig said thing for the really young readers who may Centre Monday, July 1 were: there is something for everyone of all need a hand from someone a bit older. fi rst - Maggie Findlay, 183; ages to take part in. The event runs through to Aug. 31 and second - Marie Brumwell, 178; The focus of this year’s summer pro- provides an opportunity for book lovers third - Fred Kahlert, 163; fourth gram for those in Kindergarten to Gr. 7 is of all ages to fl ip a few pages and be re- - Evangeline Zerr, 163. Go! and runs along the lines of travelling warded for spending time with a book. around the globe. The TD Summer Read- “We want to make it fun for the kids ing Club, which is taking place in Canada, to read,” said Kimmig of the youngsters’ Mind Your aims to connect families with books and contests. “They really love the points and libraries, build children’s confi dence and can earn enough to pick what they want.” Business golf get excited about reading, help kids re- Kimmig said reading throughout the tain reading skills over the summer, and summer not only is fun but also can keep tournament inspire a sense of adventure and wonder youth brushed up on skills as they get Sixty-four ladies were out through reading. ready for another school year. for the Manitou Beach Golf Kids who would like to take part need She also said people who have library Club Mind Your Business to register at the local library and will re- cards can take out and return books from tournament Wed., June 12 and ceive a ‘passport’ for which they can earn any regional library in the province; it enjoyed the sunny sky and stickers by reading books over the sum- does not have to be the same one. “So you great food. The big winners mer. They can also use those stickers to can take a book out here and then read it were Lynn Merrifi eld, Shelley access more fun on the summer reading during your summer holidays and if you Eliasson, Dianne Gross and club website: www.tdsummerreading- stop somewhere there is a regional library, Melanie Gunderson - the golf club.ca you can drop it off there.” course team. The 50/50 winner Kimmig also has a regional contest For more information on the contests was Pat Smith and half the pot running for readers in Gr. 6 and younger and books, Kimmig encourages people to was won by Nancy Dezotell. A through which they could take home a head on down to the local branch in Wa- delicious supper was prepared backpack, school supplies and a gift card trous. by Johns Plate. Stay tuned for the next ladies fun day tournament Wed., July 10. U of S spring convocation Senior mens The 2013 Spring Convo- Science in Engineering E. Hobman - Bachelor of golf cation of the University of and Cody Nicholas Tka- Science in Agriculture. Thirty-seven golfers made it Saskatchewan was held in chuk - Bachelor of Science Simpson: Shanna Marie out to the senior men scramble Saskatoon. Area graduates in Kinesiology. Moren - Bachelor of Edu- July 4 at Manitou Beach Golf include: Allan: Shannon Louise cation and Matthew J. Rin- Course. The Saskatchewan Association of Optometrists Watrous: Melanie Rose Janzen - Bachelor of Sci- toul - Bachelor of Science The low score of 35 was is pleased to announce the June 1, 2013 Deneiko - Bachelor of Sci- ence in Kinesiology; Joce- in Agribusiness. recorded by the team of Terry ence in Kinesiology; Bran- lyn Louise Leray - Bachelor Viscount: Kirk Anthony Douglas, Garth Gross, Tim proclamation of Dr. Kevin Woodard don Neil Kirk - Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Clavelle - Master of Arts. Davies, Vern Haggard and the as President of their association. of Science in Engineering; Evan Daniel Pasternak - Young: Graeme James team of Les Walker, Earl John- Dr. Woodard left his home in Weyburn, Sask. Lindsay Chantel Lund- Bachelor of Education. Currie - Bachelor of Sci- son, Jack Mooney and John Allingham. to attend the University of Saskatchewan, back - Bachelor of Science Guernsey: Brenda Jean ence in Engineering; in Kinesiology; Spencer Bowman - Certifi cate in Jarrett Gordon Currie Closest to the pin on hole majoring in Anatomy. He later went on to obtain Heath McArthur - Bach- Teaching English as a - Bachelor of Science in eight was Roy Crawford. On his Doctor of Optometry Degree from elor of Science in Agricul- Second Language. Agriculture; Krysta Dawn hole four, Norbert Braun was the University of Waterloo in 1996. ture; Christopher James Imperial: Sean Logan Currie - Bachelor of Sci- the closest. Darcy Schirle made Dr. Woodard joined Regina Eye Centre, a division Osmak - Bachelor of Sci- Carrick - Bachelor of Arts ence in Pharmacy; Steph- the longest putt. ence Honours; Jenessa Four-Year. anie Marie Dyck - Bach- Tim Davies won closest to of FYIdoctors, in 1996 and currently works in both Renee Paproski - Bachelor Nokomis: Crystal Rae elor of Arts Four-Year and the 150 yard marker and Jake Regina offi ces as well as an itinerant offi ce in Watrous. of Commerce; Philip Yu Driediger - Bachelor of Sci- Alison Katherine Mescall Kornelsen was closest to the Cheng Tan - Bachelor of ence in Nursing and Paige - Master of Nursing. line. THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, JULY 8, 2013 • 3

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Celebrating Now taking new clients for: our nation bookkeeping, payroll and GST We’re excited to announce that The Canada Day long we now have the following software: weekend proved to be a • AgExperts • Quick Books • Sage busy one at Manitou Beach (right). The resort No job too small!!!! community held various OPEN: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. events Sunday and people Monday to Friday in Watrous of all ages took advantage of the cool water beneath the scorching sun. Food, refreshments and items for sale were all available Call Della or Michelle at 306-946-3585 for a free estimate. throughout the afternoon before fi reworks signalled the end of the busy day. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM Realty Executives LIVE Watrous ENTERTAINMENT Drink Friday, Specials 108 Main Street, Watrous • 306-946-1010 July 19th Avril Reifferscheid, Broker: 306-946-8520 [email protected] from Winnipeg For updates and complete listing information, “Revival” call, email or visit our website: Starts at www.watrousrealty.com 10:00 p.m. WATROUS SIMPSON 209 13th Ave...... $649,900 401 South Boundry Rd...... $99,000 101 6th Ave. W...... $529,900 107 Saskatchewan Ave...... $64,900 Having a party 706 4th St. W...... $479,900 309 York St ...... $49,900 July 1 was a time to celebrate nationwide and Watrous mayor Ed MIKE’S BEACH BAR 314 12th Ave. E. .. REDUCED $329,900 VENN 6 Meadows Place REDUCED $287,900 Collins (top photo) was joined by staff from the visitor reception • Manitou Beach • 110 Main St...... REDUCED $119,900 303 2nd Ave. W...... $324,900 centre, residents and visitors as he commemorated the day. Collins VISCOUNT 207 7th Ave. W...... $255,000 Gray Acreage...... $329,000 raised the Canadian fl ag, after which cake and refreshments were Summer Volleyball League Standings 214 8th Ave. W...... $229,900 YOUNG offered. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM 1) Wilson 5-0 7) Holmes 2-3 303 6th Ave. W...... SOLD 115 2nd Ave...... $74,900 309 3rd Ave. W...... $179,900 MANITOU BEACH 2) Wolff 5-0 8) Inkster 2-3 205 3rd St. E...... $174,900 608 MacLachlan Ave ...... $529,900 3) Vanthuyne 4-1 9) McIntosh 2-3 320 4th Ave. E...... $159,900 The Watrous Manitou will be on holidays Monday, July 15 301 Jean Street ...... $449,000 401 3rd Ave. E...... $159,900 4) Beach Bar 4-1 10) Back 0-5 516 Lake Ave...... $369,000 306 6th Ave. E. .... REDUCED $149,900 to Sunday, July 28. The offi ce will open Monday, July 29 906 Pukwana Dr...... $289,000 5) Murrays 3-2 11) Warken 0-5 307 4th Ave. W...... $124,900 205 MacLachlan Ave. .REDUCED$259,900 at 8 a.m. to get ready for the Aug. 5 publication. 6) Viterra 3-2 12) McGrath 0-5 303 6th Ave. E...... SOLD 304 Cumming Ave...... SOLD 114 5th Ave. E...... $69,900 226 Cumming Ave...... $218,900 201 7th Ave. W...... $69,900 815 Kabeyan Ave...... $179,900 Manitou Lodge Condos: 408 Lakeview Ave...... $154,900 Starting at ...... $155,000 Manitou Springs Giftware Call or stop in for details!! Charles St ...... $144,900 BUSINESS 506 Elizabeth Ave...... $129,900 now carries OPPORTUNITIES 213/215 Watrous St...... $119,900 109 William St...... $99,900 Little Olive Health Market . $429,000 318 Douglas Ave...... $99,900 SST Cosmetics Inc. Manitou Beach, SK IMPERIAL 213 Charles St...... $89,900 306-946-2233 314 Duke Street...... REDUCED $174,900 119 Saskatoon St...... $79,900 www.manitousprings.ca LANIGAN 307 Douglas Ave...... $69,900 Cosmetics with a Conscience For The Skin 25 Mayo St...... REDUCED $319,900 206 McLachlan Ave. REDUCED$64,900 Gift Cards Available!! Car-Truck Wash ...... REDUCED $189,900 317/319 Evenson Ave...... $59,900 • Paraben Free LIBERTY Follow us on 214 Horace St ...... $84,900 Commercial and residential • Talc Free Facebook for NOKOMIS lots available, please call for Events, Specials Buds & Blossoms...... REDUCED $29,900 more information. • Free of Harsh Chemicals and New Arrivals!! 212 2nd Ave. W...... $79,900 Arts and Entertainment 4 • MONDAY, JULY 8, 2013 • THE WATROUS MANITOU

Blast from the past History was unveiled at the Gallery on 3rd with an exhibit pertaining to Watrous and Manitou Beach. Photos, information boards, and other items lined the walls and consumed the building from June 24 to July 5. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM

Canadiana Crossword A Royal Road Map By Bernice Rosella and James Kilner

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ANSWERS ON PAGE 18 BBusinessusiness andand AgricultureAgriculture THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, JULY 8, 2013 • 5 Horizon unveils new Boston Pizza organizational structure Day for Camp The amalgamation of school divisions in 2006 brought effi ciency, particularly in terms of coordinating services with it a multitude of challenges with no manual as to how to schools and more specifi cally the students served. Easter Seal to restructure a division the size of a small country. “Many Stakeholders provided many key messages of feedback of those involved in that restructuring likened the whole during the review and consultation process and among All Saskatchewan Bos- write their names and process of amalgamating several legacy divisions into one them included: ton Pizza restaurants, BP’s messages to show their as re-tooling a 747 in mid-fl ight,” stated Marc Danylchuk, • Too many people in upper management; Lounges and the Saskatch- support. Camp cards lit- director of education. • The division needs to be based out of a single offi ce; ewan Abilities Council erally fi lled the walls for In a release from the division, it stated since amalgama- • The division needs to ensure resources are focused on are proud to announce the all to see. tion they have experienced increasing success. However, student learning; Boston Pizza Day for Camp Funds collected from the division said it has become more and more evident • Focus on doing a few things really well instead of so Easter Seal has raised the Boston Pizza Day for that the current organizational structure will not move many things at the same time. more than $40,000 to help Camp Easter Seal and them forward for the next fi ve to 10 years. Horizon School Division said they took the input and send Saskatchewan kids camp cards will be do- That, along with the knowledge and understanding that are now prepared to act on the feedback. to summer camp. nated to Camp Easter Seal signifi cant changes in support of student learning were June 18, 2013 the board of education considered a pro- Wednesday, June 26, through the Boston Pizza essential, had the board direct its senior administration to posal for a new organizational structure that responds to guests came from all cor- Foundation. Camp Easter engage in a review and renewal. the voices of stakeholders by focusing on student learning. ners of Saskatchewan Seal is a fully wheelchair The purpose of the review, according to the division, After considerable discussions, the board passed a motion to share in the inaug- accessible summer camp has been to heighten Horizon’s capacity and effectiveness to accept the new organizational structure. ural Boston Pizza Day for located on the shores in strengthening the well-being and learning outcomes In it, the new structure dramatically decreases the Camp Easter Seal. Polit- of Lake Manitou near of the students. It is anticipated by the division that over number of people at the executive level in order to focus icians from all levels of Watrous. Each summer time, the recommended changes will provide both savings resources on student learning at the school level. The new government came out to over 700 campers attend and address new strategic needs. organizational chart displays a clear focus on education by lend a hand to help sup- Camp Easter Seal. At a Communications manager Ken Sogge said there will reducing senior leaders and amalgamating some current port Camp Easter Seal cost of $1,500 per child to be fewer people at the executive leadership level with a roles in order to provide better support to schools and the by greeting and serving attend camp for one week, greater focus on the educational side. “The re-structuring education process. the guests throughout the it is important to gain com- is a refocusing of talents in order to better support student “We are moving forward by responding to the feedback day. Saskatchewan Boston munity support for this learning. The same jobs and duties need to be done and our our stakeholders have provided,” stated Danylchuk. “This Pizza restaurants and BP’s program. Several of our focus is toward streamlining and improving educational process will take time and we will continue to consult with Lounges donated 10 per campers have specialized delivery models in support of student learning.” staff and stakeholders to ensure the appropriate resources cent of all sales. needs that require one on The organizational review process began late last fall are provided to schools to assist them in improving stu- BP’s guests helped raise one care from Camp Eas- and has involved seeking input from various stakeholders dent learning outcomes, increasing graduation rates and additional funds and spir- ter Seal staff. Camp coun- including staff, school administrators, SCC representatives improving learning outcomes for First Nation and Métis its for these very special sellors are well-trained and the board of education. The division said the review students. We have a clear vision of what we need to do in campers by purchasing a individuals who can meet also included an in-depth job audit conducted by a third- order to ensure the success of our students in the years to $2 specially designed camp the complex and diverse party consultant. That audit shone an important spotlight come.” card during their visit. In- needs of all campers. Full- on the actual current roles and duties for each senior lead- The new organizational structure took effect July 1. To dividuals and businesses time medical staff are also ership function. Those same consultants also provided view the new chart people can go to www.hzsd.ca. took the opportunity to on-site. the board with a proposed senior leadership structure designed to offer the highest-quality services with maximum

Managing the 13072AS00 breeding season

■ by Chelsey Carruthers, MSc, breeding soundness evalua- A fi nal point to keep in PAg, regional livestock spe- tion before the breeding sea- mind is that fi rst-calf heif- cialist, Watrous Regional Ser- son and should be checked ers take longer to begin vices Branch regularly to make sure they cycling after calving than Cow-calf ranches oper- are breeding cows. do mature cows. For this ate on a tight and specifi c The bull to cow ratio is reason, replacement heif- schedule. Producers often another important consid- ers should be bred as much wish to limit the calving eration. A mature bull can as three weeks ahead of the season to two months in usually breed between 30 cow herd. This will allow duration. This results in a and 40 cows. However, this them to calve earlier than short, manageable calving number will be reduced in the mature cows and have season and a uniform calf large pastures where the more time to recover before crop at weaning. Planning bulls have a lot of ground to the subsequent breeding the calving season starts cover. Yearling bulls should season, keeping the entire at breeding. As producers only be expected to breed 10 cow herd on the same breed- prepare to turn bulls out to 20 cows. ing schedule. this summer, there are a few things to keep in mind regarding how long the RAYGLEN COMMODITIES INC. breeding season should 1-800-729-4536 –– Saskatoon, SK last. The success of a 45 to Tired of taking a price? Set your own price at 60 day breeding season de- www.rayglen.com. Local service, national presence. pends on the number of LOOKING FOR ALL TYPES OF RED LENTILS cows cycling, as well as the FLAX: likelihood of cows conceiv- Milling Brown: $16.50/bu Fob June/July Yellow Flax: $18.00/bu Fob June/July ing during each cycle. Con- PEAS: ception rates refl ect both Yellow: $8.75-9.00/bu Fob June/July the fertility of the cows and Green: 2cw: $17.00/bu June/July the fertility of the bulls. Maples: $16.00/bu Fob June/July Cow fertility has much to BARLEY: $5.00 Fob June/July do with the body condition FEED WHEAT: $6.75-7.00 Fob June/July of the cows at calving and OATS: during the period between 2CW: $3.40 Fob June/July calving and breeding. Cows 3CW: $3.10 Fob June/July in good body condition and CANARYSEED: $0.27 Fob June/July gaining weight between LENTILS: calving and breeding will Laird: #1 $0.23-0.24/lb Fob June/July Estons: #1 $0.21-0.22/lb Fob June/July return to estrus more quick- Richlea: #1 $0.21/lb Fob June/July ly and will have a higher Reds: #2 $0.24-0.25/lb Fob June/July chance of conceiving early CANOLA: $13.50 Fob June/July in the breeding season. The following are prices for July 4, 2013. Prices accurate 4, 2013. Prices accurate July prices for are following The Bulls should undergo a at time of without notice. printing and subject to change “Make us an offer” Editorial and Opinion 6 • MONDAY, JULY 8, 2013 • THE WATROUS MANITOU Walking into Einstein’s nightmare

■ submitted by Sarah Davidson, Gr. 8 student/Watrous “I fear the day when the technology overlaps with Just our humanity. The world will only have a generation of idiots,” said Albert Einstein himself. Now here we are, 2013 and we can barely have a conversation without pull- Layzing ing out the old cellular device. You can see my concern. I know that it is time this technology-dependent world gets a break. In this generation we are never too far from Around a device of some sort. Whether we are on the laptop checking our Instagram or Facebook, or we are playing Temple Run on the iPad. Regardless of where or how, we are a technology based world. The fact is there are almost six billion cellphone users alone across the world; that is almost the entire world’s population. I believe it is time to roll up our sleeves and dig into old habits that have swarmed our elder generations. A way to loosen the tight knot between us and our technology based lifestyles is to I know it’s been start small, let go of the cell phones for just a little while awhile, and it will and bring back the longhand letters. Letters were the fi rst piece of communication. Longhand have to wait another letters were all people had back in the days. Jane Austen did week yet. In the not write her novels on her laptop, nor did Sir Arthur Conan meantime, please Doyle get his inspiration from Pinterest. Way back then, people had minds of their own and were not submerged by enjoy this amazing electronic media. I feel we have sold our old back bones to article written by the robotic ways. I believe writing letters will bring back the smidge of independence technology has stolen from us. a budding talent. Now I am not saying this generation is lazy, I am just saying we are standing in the crossroads between it. Handwriting letters give us a small, but much needed, break from screens and apps. It educates our mind in ways phones and laptops cannot. With pen in hand “Whaddya mean, ‘bear’? I said I wanted another beer... Boy! you are not surrounded by other games and little knick- These ribeyes are almost ready to eat . . .!” knacks the cell phones provide. It is simply you and the words you are writing. There is something that comes with the lettering process, a sort of satisfaction if you will. With writing you can say, and all bragging rights apply, that you actually took the time out of your day to A pest that doesn’t rest write to someone. That instead of the daily text you put your foot down and conversed in a more organic way. If a mosquito has a - all in an effort to elimin- A group of students from Think of the look on your Mom’s face when she asks you soul, it is mostly evil. So ate these pests. And still, the University of Mani- Neighbourly the daily dosage of your activities and you tell her you I don’t have too many they are plentiful. toba have developed an are writing a letter. You can imagine her surprise. qualms about putting a It is the female of the app. Your writing skills would defi nitely improve. Letters mosquito out of its misery. species that is the cul- The app does not News do not come with auto correct; that is for you and your I’m a little more respectful prit. And, in some cases, actually keep mosquitoes mind. There are no short cuts in handwriting; you can- of ants. she can be deadly. These away but it does allow not send a letter that is one word long. There is also no - Douglas Hofstadter blood-eating pests feast users to see where the way you can send a letter with words spelt the way they It is summer time and not only on humans but swarms are and which are in a text message. Examples of this include gtg, brb, we love it. The warm days, also on animals, thus neighbourhoods are wbu and ttyl. Trust me, you will not be seen as cool if lots of sunshine, extended transmitting disease - infested so you can avoid people read a letter like that. The proper grammar will daylight hours. The sum- Malaria, yellow fever and them. The app rates mos- need to be used; there is no little green underline that mer activities - water fi lariasis. quito activity in the area shows your punctuation is wrong or that you used the sports, golfi ng, gardening, It is no wonder scien- and upload that informa- incorrect “to”. I am more than one hundred percent posi- fi shing. Or even reading a tists and health author- tion on a map for all users. tive that your English class in school will be a lot easier book in a quiet spot, stop- ities call the mosquito one Checking the M if you are used to writing the old-fashioned way. Your ping to just stare at the of the most dangerous Tracker before leaving the brain will be used to correcting things itself instead of green grass and enjoy the animals on Earth. house will tell you wheth- letting the computer do all the work. moment. Mouthparts of the er or not you need to get Einstein himself was scared of the fate that we are all Except for one thing. female mosquito are very out the bug spray. The living in right now, and there are simple ways to change it. Mosquitoes. specialized, adapted so developers are encour- Now, you do not need to sacrifi ce every gadget and device You know when it is they can pierce skin and aging people to download you own to escape this, you simply need to take breaks the dead of winter and we then begin sucking blood and use the app. The more They may be and writing letters is such an easy and self-rewarding are immersed in minus out of their victims. people that input data into small insects, but way to do this. I am more than aware of the fact technol- temperatures, wind blow- Females like to drink rich, it, the better the app is go- ogy drives us, it helps make life easier and makes life a ing and snow banks to sugar liquids such as nec- ing to be. mosquitoes have the little less back breaking. I also know asking a teenager to our rooftops, we long for tar and honeydew, which One last quote: “The good ability to cause give up their phone is like asking a baby to give up their the dog days of summer, give them the energy Lord didn’t create any- favourite blanket, but there are so many rewards to let- always forgetting about they need. Then they go thing without a purpose, humans to display ters. The craftsman inside you comes out boldly when you that little insect that out and terrorize people. but mosquitoes come a dark side. communicate in such an organic way. There is an excite- comes along and annoys Sometimes they fl y about close.” Kill, kill, kill. ment in waiting for that one person to send a letter back in us. Sometimes it is so an- looking for a suitable –– a general interest column the mailbox. Lastly, it brings out a new you, it changes the noying that we are chased target to bite, other times by contributor Peg Hasein gears, just for a little while and turns the normal upside indoors, preventing us they just land and proceed down for those minutes or hours you put into your letters. from enjoying those days to infl ict pain. Males, on I am more than just a little positive that the world is not we long for. the other hand, only drink ready to give up these new wonderful ways technology They may be small the sugary fl uids. has brought to us, but the old ways are sometimes needed insects, but mosquitoes There may be another just to cleanse the foggy windshields that we sometimes have the ability to cause cure for coping with being fi nd ourselves driving with. So to say the least I believe it humans to display a dark bugged by mosquitoes. is possible to bring back old habits, in fact, it is needed to side. Kill, kill, kill. We buy The techies out there will bring back old habits . . . all we need is a swipe of a pen. repellants, coils, foggers be interested in this one.

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All letters must include a name, address and phone number for verifi cation Founded in 1933 by J.A. McGowan purposes. No article, advertisement, or part thereof that belongs to The Watrous Manitou may be reprinted without permission. THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, JULY 8, 2013 • 7 Letter to the Editor The Senate mess the ‘second chamber’ (Sen- administration, especially one must “be a resident independent amid princi- rejected and he will do his “I will not name ap- ate) was if the Government since the Senate is in ses- of the province for which pal residence scandal, was jail time. But, the real tra- pointed people to the Sen- of the Day made a serious sion approximately 70 days they are appointed.” Many originally asked to repay gedy is even though he was ate” (Stephen Harper - Mar. error in passing a bill in the per year. Of those 70 days, people own property in $53,000 for 18 months dating banned from the Senate 14, 2004). “An appointed House of Commons (omni- 31 senators were absent jurisdictions where they back to April 2011. Instead since 2007, he still collected Senate is a relic of the 19th bus bills come to mind), more than 25 per cent of do not “live”. Pamela Wal- of paying it, he is disputing his $133,000 per year salary Century” (Stephen Harp- the Senate could then de- the days. lin has been employed in the fact he should have to plus more than $1,000 per er - Dec. 14, 2005). Since feat the bill and it would Gordon Barnhart, for- other jurisdictions for dec- pay anything at all. So in- month in travel, hospitality, Stephen Harper became not become law; hence, mer Lieutenant Governor ades. Mike Duffy’s Senate stead of going back to just and offi ce expenses. After prime minister in 2006, he the term “sober second of Saskatchewan, worked website information says 2011 for the calculation, being convicted in 2011, he has appointed 59 people to thought” in governing as a clerk in the Canadian he moved to Ottawa in 1971. the Senate has gone back resigned from the Senate so the Canadian Senate. That Canada. The Senate has Senate from 1989 to 1994. Yet, he claimed a living al- to 2005-‘06 and recalculated he could be eligible to col- number is greater than the not defeated a government His recent comments indi- lowance for several years, that his repayment should lect his lifetime pension of total number of senators (House of Commons) bill cated senators are so secure claiming his principal resi- be approximately $230,000. $79,000 per year. appointed by previous for over 30 years. So, to re- in their appointments that dence was Prince Edward He was appointed to the Eric Berntson, an MLA prime ministers combined peat the same work as done their expression is, “What Island; hence the scan- Senate in 2003, so why not in Grant Devine’s Sas- - Paul Martin, Jean Chré- in the House of Commons, a senator wants, a senator dal over the Nigel Wright go back to 2003? Before be- katchewan Conservative tien, Kim Campbell, Brian it costs Canadian taxpayers gets.” He also spoke of the $90,000 cheque to repay ing appointed to the Senate, government, was appointed Mulroney and John Turn- more than 92 million dol- abuse of travel, citing that the false claims. Neither Harb was elected an MP to the Senate by Brian Mul- er. lars (Senate). There are 105 a senator may “book a fl ight he nor Wallin should have in Ottawa Centre. He must roney in 1990. In 1999, he The main job of the Senate appointments. In from Ottawa to Saskatoon been appointed to the Sen- live in his constituency so was charged with fraud Senate is to examine bills addition, the Senate web- via Brussels.” (or London ate. That buck stops with why would he claim he lives from the Devine years. He passed by the current gov- site has a tab labelled “Sup- or Paris). Stephen Harper. He had more than 100 kilometres resigned from the Senate ernment in the House of porting Senators”, which The current alleged to have known better. Pat from Ottawa? in 2007 after the Supreme Commons. Even when a indicates an additional 450 scandal centres around Carney, former Conserva- Scandal is not foreign to Court of Canada dismissed bill is passed in the House staff, the Senate adminis- permanent residence, liv- tive MP (1980 to 1988), and the Senate. Millions of dol- his attempt to overturn his of Commons, it must also be tration, which “provides ing allowances and travel. senator (1990 to 2008), has lars have been wasted and fraud conviction. By so do- passed in the Senate before the services that allow sen- Senate legislation stipu- called Wallin out for some we are so worried about ing, he was entitled to (and it becomes law in Canada. ators to accomplish their lates that to be eligible to of her statements. She our tax rate. We need to still receives) his Senate The original rationale for work.” This is excessive be appointed to the Senate, “shouldn’t blame her staff be more diligent about in- pension. for her expense scandal”. forming ourselves how our The Senate is a partisan “Forms given to senators taxes are being spent! paddock of entitlement and to identify their principal Liberal senator Ray- excess. To add insult to in- No mowing, fertilizing, etc. residence and travel costs mond Lavigne was charged jury, it is estimated the cur- ■ submitted by Gene Hauta to install a ‘synthetic lawn.’ “That’s the are straightforward. If they in 2007 for breach of trust rent investigations will cost Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Nikolas craziest thing I’ve ever heard,” observed don’t know where they live and defrauding the Sen- the taxpayers more than Chugay has introduced a torturous Dickson. “Now she has no mowing, no and what they spend, they ate of more than $10,000 $300,000 to outside auditors weight-loss treatment that guarantees any applying of fertilizer, no weeds . . . no shouldn’t be appointed to in phoney travel expense (Deloitte) because the Sen- user will drop 30 pounds in one month. high water bill . . . On second thought, it’s the Senate.” (Reference claims. In March 2011, he ate Internal Economy did Chugay sews a piece of plastic gauze onto genius.” www.vancouversun.com/ was convicted and sen- not do due diligence in tak- the tongue that makes eating so painful “Got my fi rst convertible at 60, and business/Carney+scoffs+s tenced to six months in jail ing care of the fi nances of that you can only drink Ensures. There looking forward to having the wind blow enator+paperwork+excuse and six months of house ar- the Senate (which is their are no renewals because anything longer through my hair,” said Will the Thrill, “ . . /8530993/story) rest, but appealed his con- job). than a month risks the tongue’s growing . nose and ear hairs.” Mac Harb, Liberal sen- viction. Just now, in June Gayle McMartin over the gauze. Have we, at last, had a few summer ator, currently sitting as an 2013, the appeal has been Watrous, Sask. A woman in Council Bluffs, Iowa, days to actually feel the wind in our hair? fed up with her dead yard, paid $30,000 Keep reading between the lines . . . No point in seeding too late! Ed, my neighbour next Then I added a dusting of the air ate it up. Some fell door, likes to point out how kitty litter. Then I watered on rock, and when it came I have missed the mark. Ac- it again. Ed came to the up, the plants withered be- cording to Ed, I have come fence to tell me that it is too cause they had no moisture. too late for the dance. The late to seed. Grass seed, he Others fell among thorns, girls are all taken and I will explained, needs the cool which grew up with it and stand at the wall watching and wet of spring. He also choked the plants. Still in vain. That was his long- saw me sprinkle the little other seed fell on good soil. winded way of telling me covering of kitty litter on It came up and yielded a I was planting lawn seed the scattered lawn seed, crop, a hundred times more way too late in the year, as which he considered about than was sown.” it is already summer. as foolish as it gets. Jesus was referring to We have been storing I tried to explain I just God scattering His word our camper trailer in our sprinkled it on lightly to upon each of us. Some of yard. When we moved it help hide the seeds from us are like a path - the seed recently, there was a large the birds and wind and just sits on top of us. We patch of bare ground. Yes- used it because it holds hear the word, but it gets terday, I raked the spot, moisture. Ed, of course, snatched away like seed wet it down and sprinkled said he would add this ac- being eaten by birds or some grass seed on it. tion to the list of crazy blown away in the wind. stuff I am always doing. I Some of us are like thin Neighbourly told him he really does not soil on rock - we hear the need to watch what I am word and it springs up in doing, but he claims it is us, but it then withers and advice his laugh for the day. dies because its roots lack When we plant seeds, power in our thin rocky according it is always a matter of soil. Some of us are like “wait and see”. Grass seed soil that becomes over- to Ed is light and cannot be bur- run with weeds or thorns. ied deeply, so it is easy God’s word grows, but gets pickings for the birds and choked out by life’s weeds strong winds. It was fun of worry, riches and pleas- planting my bare patch by ures. The success is in the scattering or broadcasting soil that receives the word seeds on the ground as an of God, retains it and pro- ancient way of seeding. duces a crop. Jesus spoke in one of What kind of soil are his parables of planting by we when it comes to God’s scattering. “A farmer went word landing on us as out to sow his seed. As he seed? All of us need to soil- –– a spiritual column scattered the seed, some fell test ourselves and ask God by contributor Raymond Maher along the path; it was tram- to improve our hard, rocky www.accordingtoed.com pled on, and the birds of or weedy soil. Sports and Recreation 8 • MONDAY, JULY 8, 2013 • THE WATROUS MANITOU

Well I don’t think I The Point could have predicted I would kick off the CFL Local golfer season getting three of the After four games right. It was a rarity last year but I will nets hole in take it this year. In last week’s column I went with Montreal over Winnipeg, Toronto to defeat Hamil- one ton, Saskatchewan over ■ Daniel Bushman Edmonton and B.C. to beat The Watrous Manitou Calgary. While it was Cal- July 8, 2013 gary in a surprising 44-32 victory over the Lions, I It was an extra-special Canada Day this year for Wa- managed to go three for trous native Curtis Schaan who found himself really on four. a roll. While many golfers go through life trying to get Week one certainly was a hole in one, Schaan not only did that but also accom- entertaining for CFL fans. I plished the feat with 25 per cent vision. was surprised at the Lions “It felt surreal, especially with what has happened and how the Stampeders to me and having golfed for all those years beforehand. Off on the right beat them by 12 but what Then I lost my vision and after that (the hole in one) actu- foot with my may be most shocking was ally happened. It is amazing how life works.” CFL predictions how Winnipeg came so Golfi ng at Deer Valley near Regina, Schaan along with close to beating Montreal. his aunt Donna Brown approached the fourth hole. Be- although I do not After getting absolutely cause of his lack of sight, Schaan said when it is bright expect that to last, destroyed in the preseason out and there is blue sky, he can usually see the ball fl y by a two-game combined through the air for the most part but rarely see it land. much like the score of 76-6 - the second On this occasion though, “I saw it land but that was fortunes of a few game was 52-0 - the Blue about it. We got up there and I thought it rolled past the NHL teams. Bombers came out and green because I did not see a ball there.” lost to the Alouettes by A large divot was present short of the pin and as the –– a sports column All smiles just fi ve. In a high-scoring pair got up to the hole, the 26-year-old found the ball sit- On a sweltering July 1, Watrous native Curtis Schaan shrugged off by TWM reporter 38-33 contest, both teams ting in the cup. the heat and found himself digging out his ball on hole four at Deer Daniel Bushman had their ups and downs “It was a cool experience. I have been waiting since I Valley near Regina. Schaan shot his fi rst hole in one in the presence but Anthony Calvillo con- was 10 years old.” of his aunt. –– photo submitted by Curtis Schaan/Regina tinued to make plays and started the season off 1-0. Schaan is no stranger to seeing a ball hit the bottom of The Hamilton and Toronto matchup was also a shoo- the hole. When he was younger the athlete saw Watrous Schaan had a level 10 custom fi tter from Regina spend tout as it ended 39-34. That could be the preview to the native Patrick Ullyott drive one on hole eight at Manitou numerous hours fi tting him with the right clubs. On this eastern fi nal later this year as both quarterbacks were Beach. He has also been in a group for three other ones particular day he used a 50˚ Cleveland wedge and a Tay- heaving the ball down fi eld. but until July 1, had never done it himself. “I have been lorMade golf ball. Saskatchewan also came out fl ying and despite not to a couple feet but it was pretty amazing. I was happy For Schaan, the hole in one is a huge positive in what having Geroy Simon, the team built an early lead and did my auntie was there to see it.” has been a tough time. The golfer has had to deal with a not look back. The turning point came on the last play According to Schaan’s GPS, from the tee box to the pituitary gland tumour from 2006 that has grown back. before halftime when Edmonton quarterback Mike Reilly front of the green was 112 yards. From there, it was Over the past year and half Schaan said it returned and was deep in his own zone and instead of handing the ball about eight yards to the fl ag. “There is a big river right after another surgery, he hoped for the best. off or taking a knee, he elected to throw it. The bad deci- in front of the green and with all the moisture we have Unlike his fi rst occasion where doctors removed sion saw the ball land in the hands of Rey Williams who had in the past three or four years . . . basically the river the tumour, “This time it had gotten worse. It wrapped promptly returned it for a touchdown, giving the ‘Riders is right up to the green so there is not much margin for around areas it hadn’t been before. I came out of surgery a 21-1 advantage. error on the hole.” (see page nine: AT THE PIN) The team eventually moved on, winning 39-18, and faced Calgary at home July 5. Here are my week two picks made before the games Riders roll in week one started. I am taking Toronto over B.C., Saskatchewan ■ Daniel Bushman from fans and the team loaded up during the off campaign were eager to hit over Calgary and Hamilton to beat Edmonton. In a re- The Watrous Manitou delivered as week one of season faced the Edmon- the fi eld and see how the match of last week, I am sticking with Montreal to beat July 8, 2013 the CFL’s regular season ton Eskimos out west. new-look offense and de- Winnipeg. kicked off. The Saskatch- The ‘Riders who came fense would do. It did not To the NHL and the draft was held in New Jersey as Expectations were high ewan Roughriders who off a disappointing 2012 take long for the team to Colorado took Nathan Mackinnon fi rst overall. There fl ex its muscles as it scored were no real surprises other than Nashville selected Seth on the opening drive. Jones at number four after the defenseman dropped down Marching from their own a couple of slots. Aside from that the fi rst picks went ac- 36-yard line, the ‘Riders cording to what many thought. scored on a 19-yard run by The biggest surprise of the day was a trade by Vancou- runningback Kory Sheets ver. The Canucks sent Cory Schneider to New Jersey for a and a Chris Milo single fi rst-round pick, which turned out to be number nine and had the visitors up 7-0. was Bo Horvat. The London Knights forward is skilled Edmonton was forced but many NHL insiders felt the Canucks could have got- to punt on its opening pos- ten a lot more for Schneider and I would have to agree. session and the green and The situation was not handled properly and now Vancou- white made it count once ver has Roberto Luongo who for the past season thought again. This time, the team he would be out the door via trade. Now he is back as moved the ball from its number one and it will be interesting to see if he reports own 16-yard line and seven to camp or what happens since he was told after being plays later, quarterback the starter that he was not the number-one guy while Sch- Darian Durant found Taj neider was with the team. Smith for a 13-yard recep- This year also marked buyouts of players because of tion and he made it into the lower cap and as free agency approached July 5, some the endzone. bigger names were available to teams to snatch up. The Up 14-0, the team head- biggest, Vincent Lecavalier, decided to go to Philadelphia ed into the second quar- in a multi-year deal. So not only does he collect $32.667 ter where both clubs went million over the next 14 years from his former team the back and forth. The Es- Lightning who bought him out, but he now signed a fi ve- kimos took a single point year $22.5 million deal with an average annual value of with just over 10 minutes $4.5 million. to go before half and the The whole buyout process seems silly. It allows teams Double dose score stayed that way un- to free up some salary cap space but in order to do that Saskatchewan Roughrider quarterback Darian tured) did some damage against Edmonton in til the latter stages of the they need to pay out contracts of players. So in a sense, Durant (#4) and runningback Kory Sheets (pic- week one as the team won 39-18. quarter. yes, it is silly since they are paying a ton of money for a –– Daniel Bushman/TWM (see page nine: VICTORY) player to leave, but if they feel they need to go in a differ- Proud Sponsor of Watrous & Area Sports & Recreation ent direction and have the money to do so, then it works J out for both the team and the player. 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from page eight: are different and it is just a different way of trying to learn to live again.” Awaiting AT THE PIN Another obstacle he has been dealing with is keep- and had about 25 per cent of my vision left. They also ing a doctor because of the limited endocrinologists his return took out my pituitary gland so that has meant a lot of in the province. “For the most part, my mom has been Saskatchewan hormone and steroid replacements as well. It has been my doctor for the past six months. It is great that I Roughrider fans got a a process.” have the parents that I have. It makes you appreciate glimpse of new member Schaan said there are always good and bad days your family even more.” Geroy Simon in the and he does his best to make the good outweigh the Schaan tries to get out and golf as much as possible second preseason game bad. He has returned to Golf Town in Regina where and over the weekend gets home to play at Manitou against Calgary earlier he works close to 40 hours a week. “It has been a chal- Beach. “I usually play about 36 holes, as much as I this year. However, Simon lenge trying to fi gure out how to get around the city can.” has yet to suit up for but I have had a lot of help from a lot of great people, He said he feels lucky with the vision he has and the team in the regular including my auntie who was with me when I got the still feels strong enough to go up against others in golf. season due to injury. hole in one.” He recently entered the city amateur event at Deer Val- The future Hall of Famer Schaan added that friends and his roommate have ley at the end of May and out of the 48, placed 16th. sat out week two this been really helpful. “It has been good for sure. I think “I kind of feel I can still compete with full-vision past Friday. I appreciate things more than before because every- people. I think I will stick to that for now and get into –– Daniel Bushman/TWM body sometimes takes everything for granted. Things more tournaments.” from page eight: VICTORY With the defense swarm- ing, Eskimo quarterback Mike Reilly opted to throw a pass with no time left on the clock and it was picked off by Saskatchewan’s Re- 13072CP01 nauld Williams who ran it back 19 yards for a touchdown. That gave the ‘Rid- ers a 21-1 advantage going into the third quarter. In the second half, Ed- monton was forced to kick the ball after not moving it on the fi eld and Saskatch- ewan immediately went down the fi eld after Weston Dressler caught a 38-yard pass. From three yards out, Durant found Chris Get- zlaf and the Saskatchewan product crossed the goal line to increase the lead. Up 28-1, the ‘Riders were not done as they recovered a fumble on the ensuing kickoff. Sheets scampered for 26 yards before Saska- toon’s Scott McHenry - who visited Winston High and Watrous Elementary earlier this year - caught a four- yard pass for the major. That essentially sealed the game for the visitors as they eventually led 36-6 after three quarters of play. Edmonton then put 12 points on the board in the fourth to Saskatchewan’s three but the green and white left Commonwealth Stadium 39-18 victors. Durant was 14 for 22 passing with 171 yards and three touchdowns. Sheets carried the ball 17 times for 131 yards and one touchdown while Getzlaf had three receptions for 67 yards and a touchdown. On defense, Tyron Brackenridge had six tack- les to lead the way while Williams, Diamond Ferri and Weldon Brown each had an interception. According to TSN’s Chris Cuthbert, the opening week’s scoring was the highest in 21 years in the CFL as teams combined for 277 points. It was also the third highest in league history. The ‘Riders were on home turf July 5 against Calgary before heading to Toronto July 11.

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Rudy Driediger of Re- man, Rudy put family and week’s paper: the come gina, Sask. passed away others before himself. His and go 80th birthday cele- June 27 in the presence loss will be felt by all who bration for Norman Ediger of his loved ones. A kind knew him. of Saskatoon is July 21 at generous and nurturing Correction in last Danceland, not June 21. Colonsay Florence Halvorson • 255-2358

Wednesday, June 26, a benefi t sup- to wish Denae and Mark all the best in per was held for Denae and Mark Law- Toronto. rence in the Colonsay Community Hall. Recent visitors with Don and Norma In April, Denae was diagnosed with Eley were Walter and Georgette Safi nuk osteosarcoma, a rare bone cancer. She of Lethbridge, Alta. has started chemotherapy treatments Seniors Stanley Cup hockey pool win- in Saskatoon, but she and Mark will ners were Darla Rourke - fi rst period, need to travel to Toronto in mid-July Norma Eley - second period and Bill for surgery. Since her diagnosis, Mark Stirton - third period. has taken a leave of absence from his Get well wishes to Harvey Moen who workplace to be by her side. Friends and is in the hospital after having surgery. family organized this benefi t to assist Get well wishes to Irene Gray who is them. Close to 200 family and friends in the hospital after having surgery, I enjoyed a delicious roast beef supper hope this is the last one Irene. prepared by the Colonsay Catering Com- Congratulations to Harry Koopman mittee. The Colonsay Co-op donated the of Saskatoon, former Colonsay resident, beef for the meal, the hall board donated who celebrated his 99th birthday with the hall rental and the catering commit- a tea June 9. Many folks from here at- tee donated their time with community tended the tea. members donating the rest of the food. Roy and Patsy Grey attended their A silent auction was held with over granddaughter Carley’s graduation in 120 items donated by Colonsay, Saska- Edmonton June 27 and travelled home toon and surrounding area businesses, June 28 to get ready for their 50th wed- friends and family. A great evening of ding anniversary June 29. visiting and some lively bidding was June 27, the Colonsay Co-op board enjoyed by all. To help with fundrais- held its annual barbecue supper at the ing efforts, WestJet generously donated community hall with over 200 people a fl ight for two to any direct destination attending. Equity cheques were handed they fl y. Tickets were sold at suppers out to members at the time of regis- held for Denae in Smeaton, Saskatoon tering. Lots of children enjoyed Warren and Colonsay. At the end of the evening the Balloon Man and face painting. the draw was made and Donald Good- Congratulations to Matthew Row- man of Saskatoon was the lucky winner. lands and Ruthann Craweford who were Best of all, Denae was able to attend and married in Edmonton July 6. visit with everyone. Attendees included Cathy Rowlands, Darlene Baczuk and Denae’s parents, Leonard and Yvonne Linda Schatz travelled to Edmonton to Nakonechny of Foxford, sisters Arlene attend the Rowlands and Craweford wed- and husband Doug and family of Sas- ding. Lighting up the night katoon, Vanessa and daughter Taylor of Happy holidays to Robin, Nicole and The display of fi reworks at Manitou Beach the evening of June 30 was a majestic way to conclude a Albertville, Krista, Lara and son Ryder staff of the Watrous Manitou. They will picture-perfect celebration of Canada Day, albeit a day early. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM of Saskatoon and Cheryl of Smeaton, be closed July 15 to 28. I will enjoy the Sask. and Denae’s Aunt Lena of Kam- break as well and will be sending news loops, B.C. Friends came from Warman, July 29. Do not forget to call me with Saskatoon, Pense and Colonsay and area your news. Viscount Sandra Reid • 944-2182 Wow, talk about hot. by all in attendance. The and the Kindergarten stu- It seems like the weather school celebrated a year dents recited a poem Do can always be used for a of learning and achiev- You Remember? Subscription due?? conversation start up. We ing. A potluck lunch was All students from Kin- are always complaining enjoyed and followed by dergarten to Gr. 6 are Use this convenient form to renew, order a brand or just plain enjoying an afternoon of plays. invited to sign up for the every bit of the hot sun The Gr. 5/6 classroom summer reading program new subscription, or send a change of address. and mosquito-fi lled even- performed a play titled at the Viscount Wheat- ings. We are sweating like The Viscount French Fry land Regional Library. Name: ______crazy cutting the grass Eating Contest, the Gr. 3/4 If anyone is under the and weeding the fl ower students performed two weather, I hope you feel Address: ______beds and gardens, but it is fairy tales titled The Em- better soon. Enjoy the ✃ still better than the cold, peror’s New Hair and The summer and be safe. Have wintery weather we have Ugly Woodpecker, the Gr. a good week. Please pass ______to look forward to! 1/2 classes performed The any news that you would Please check one of the following boxes: The 2013 Viscount Cen- Teacher’s Play, the Kin- like to share on to me by ❒ New ❒ Renewal tral School Elementary dergarten joined Gr. 1/2 email to elr.slr@sasktel. ❒ Change of address - please provide new address below Celebration was enjoyed to sing Zip-A-Dee-Do-Dah net

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Employment Opportunity Dog days of summer Imperial Medical Clinic Lots of sunshine and heat made for a very enjoyable summer day to splash around in the Watrous Swimming Pool. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM Permanent,∂ Part-time Offi ce Manager Ideal candidate would have some experience MANITOU MINI GOLF June enjoyable &/or training in medical terminology, º NOW OPEN computer applications and communication skills. For The Season! Permanent and relief positions available. Open 10-10, 7 days a week temperature wise ∂ Check out our Tuesday ■ Daniel Bushman daytime high average of bounced up and down from Send resume to [email protected] and Multi-Use SPECIALS!! The Watrous Manitou 21.5˚C, Watrous experienced 24˚ to 15˚. Heading into the Call Heather at 306-963-2269 July 8, 2013 temperatures in the low- to latter portion of the month, 306-917-7763 mid-20˚ range throughout it heated up with six of Qualifi ed applicants will be contacted www.manitouminigolf.com A comfortable June - most of June. Aside from a the seven days higher than for an interview. with more rain than usual - handful of days around 17˚C 24˚C. ended with a bit of bite. Hot and one at 15.8˚C, the month While data was miss- temperatures arrived as the was relatively comfortable. ing for June 19 and 30, the SUMMER month came to a close and According to Environ- warmest day was June 28 the heat wave kicked up ment Canada, the 2013 ver- when it reached 26.2˚C. That SAVINGS another notch when July sion kicked off with seven was beat once July rolled TRACTORS arrived. straight daytime highs around, though, as the fi rst ‘12 JD 9560R Much like June’s overall in the low 20s and then hit 28.5˚C and the second 2-‘08 JD 7830 MFWD w/ 746 Loader ‘07 JD 9530T got even hotter, breaking ‘98 CIH 9380 the 30˚C mark. ‘97 JD 9400 Looking for The average overnight SEEDING low sat at 9.2˚C with the ‘13 JD 1870 56’ w/430 bu. cart coolest at just 1˚C June 4. ‘13 SeedHawk 66-12 w/430 bu. cart Hail Insurance?? ‘13 SeedHawk 60-12 w/430 bu. cart Since then it slowly rose ‘13 SeedHawk 50-12 w/430 bu. cart Call Jim Crittenden with the back half of the ‘13 SeedHawk 40-12 w/430 bu. cart month coming in anywhere Summer is here, so we are still Celebrating! ‘12 SeedHawk 72-12 w/600 bu. cart SCT ‘02 JD 1900 350 bu. cart 306-220-1229 between 10˚C and 14˚C over- Bring your vehicle in anytime during the month ‘98 JD 1820 61’ w/350 bu. cart Imperial night. of July and we will check your fl uids, tire tread ‘98 Bourgault 4350 Air Cart In 2012, June’s daytime HAYING and pressure and wiper blades, FREE. Companies Offered: high averaged out to 22.5˚C 18’ 895 Head for 4895 • Co-op Hail • Henderson Hail with the warmest arriving We will recommend and give a FREE quote COMBINES June 26 when it reached 2- ‘12 JD S690s ‘12 JD S680 of any maintenance needed. ‘12 JD S670 2- JD 9760s 31.2˚C. The overnight low We offer everyday low prices. ‘01 JD 9650 STS 4- JD 9870s averaged out to 9.9˚C in 2012 ‘06 JD 9860 STS 4-JD 9770s Weddings, reunions, birthdays, with the coolest night June LLubeube OOilil FFilterilter PPricesrices ((1515 ppointoint iinspection)nspection) ‘04 JD 9660w ‘00 JD 9650w SWATHERS golf tourneys....you name it, 11 at 5.3˚C. R Regularegular OilOil ...... $ 9955 4411 ‘09 JD 4895 w/30’ Honey Bee The warmest June dat- D Dexosexos ...... $55559955 ‘07 NH HW 325 w/30’ Honey Bee we will cater for you. ing back to 1997 came in D Dieseliesel ...... $ 9955 ‘06 JD 4895 w/30’ Honey Bee that year when it reached 6611 ‘03 MacDon 9352 w/36’ 972 15 years experience in catering SSyntheticynthetic ...... $99999955 ‘02 Premier 2952 w/36’ 960 # 23.5˚C as an average. The ‘99 Westward 9300 w/36’ 960 makes us Watrous’ 1 Caterer!! coolest was in 2004 when $ 9955 G Goodwrenchoodwrench 112,0002,000 KKmm 6600 PPointoint IInspectionnspection 5599 PLATFORMS the average was 18.7˚C. wwith:ith: RRegularegular OilOil ChangeChange ...... $88999955 ‘09 635F Flex Hdr 3 - MD FD 70 35’ J While it varies depend- 2 - MD FD 70 40’ OHN’S 212-1st Ave. W., DDexosexos ...... $1103039955 ing on where a person is, SPRAYERS Watrous SSyntheticynthetic ...... $1147479955 PPlatelate total precipitation for the 2-JD 4830s ‘01 Apache 790 FAMILY DINING DDieseliesel ...... $1109099955 GRAIN CARTS & MISC. “Where quality matters” 306-946-2314 Watrous area, according to ‘09 Farm King 13x90 Swing Auger Environment Canada, was TTireire RRotationotation ...... $22559955. wwithith TTPM’s.PM’s. $22999955 ‘06 Brent 880 800 bu. 107.5 mm. Keeping in mind ‘04 UnverFerth 9200 800 bu. there was no data for June TTransmissionransmission FFlushlush ...... $1185859955 ‘03 UnverFerth 9250 800 bu. ‘03 Frontier GC 1107 750 bu. 19, the largest amounts AAllisonllison TTransmissionransmission ...... $2215159955 ‘03 Brandt 50’ Heavy Harrow CLEAN UP were June 8 at 33.3 mm and ‘98 Brandt 10x60 Swing Auger June 20 at 27.8 mm. That PPowerower SSteeringteering FFlushlush ...... $1124249955 SUMMER HOURS YOUR YARD! was the largest amount for BBrakerake FlushFlush ...... $ 9955 a June since 2005 when 154.6 113939 Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Ô Ó mm fell. Last year, June re- CCoolingooling FFlushlush ...... $1159599955 Saturday: 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. & 1 -5 p.m. • will pick up CLOSED: Sunday ceived 53.6 mm of precipita- BBrakerake InspectionInspection ww/Tire/Tire RRotationotation ...... $66999955 machinery, vehicles, piles; tion with 26.9 mm of it fall- WWheelheel AAlignmentlignment ...... $88339955 anything metal. ing on the 13th. Applies to most GM vehicles. The forecast last week for the fi rst part of July con- CALL OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT FOR AN • we clean up EVERYTHING! tinues with above-normal APPOINTMENT OR DROP BY TODAY. temperatures with high 20s Watrous Mainline Motor Products Ltd. Watrous, SK to start this work week. The Lost City Salvage Company normals for this time of 208 1st Ave. East, Watrous Ph: 306-946-3362 306-946-7923 anytime 306-259-4923 year are 25˚C as a high and 3306-946-333606-946-3336 www.watrousmainline.com Fax: 306-946-3898 12˚C for the overnight low. THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, JULY 8, 2013 • 13

THURSDAY JULY 18 • 10:00 AM Manitou Beach DONALD GARMAN Sue Alcock INTERNET BIDDING ALLAN, SK AVAILABLE

Belated Happy Canada such residential parks ads are already out and SELLER CONTACT(s): Donald Garman 306-241-0707 Day - a great time was had down south. This is a po- about. The last one was AUCTION COORDINATOR(s): Michael Higgs 306-445-5000 by all at our celebrations tential way to increase the very popular. It is always DIRECTIONS: From Jct 764 & 763 on the SE corner of Allan go 1 1/8 mile east June 30 and at the public population of the village. fun to see what other folks on #763 then follow grid 1/2 mile south and 1/4 mile east into yard. meeting held July 1 in the There was more discus- are doing or not doing with community hall Mayor Up- sion, but as yet no concrete their yards. CIB bingos are HILITES INCLUDE: TRACTORS: 1984 Versatile 875 4wd shall expressed gratitude plans. going very well with usual- 4900 hrs showing; International 1586: John Deere 2130 to all the volunteers who By the time you read ly over 30 folks playing and 2wd w/JD 146 FEL; International 856 2wd; Oliver 77 2wd; made the day such a suc- this, the Spirit of Manitou visiting. Work has com- cess, as well as the army Studio Trail will be over. menced on the new sign to COMBINES & ACCESSORIES: 1996 Case IH 2188 s/p of volunteers who help Past trails have been very welcome folks to Manitou CIH 2015 header, 2800 thr/3200 eng hrs showing; Case with so many projects in popular and I am sure this Beach, I believe that Alpha IH 1020 25' flex header; SWATHERS: Versatile 4750 s/p the village. He introduced one was too. Local artists Developments of Manitou council members Chris participating this year: Beach and Steve Schmidt w/25' header, diesel, 3493 hrs showing; SEEDING & Moffatt and Larry Zemlak Clayton Cave - soapstone, are involved with construc- TILLAGE: Kello-Bilt 275 HD 16' single offset breaking who acknowledged the bone, antler and ivory carv- tion. disc; Morris CP-750 52' cultivator; Flexicoil System 95 60' many folks for coming out er; Wayne Seabrook - a self- My apologies if I have harrow/packer bar; International 620 24' (2 - 12') press to the meeting and brought taught wood carver; June missed any news this week. us up to speed with what Ferguson - willow furni- The cats who enjoyed hang- drill; HAYING & LIVESTOCK: 2006 John Deere 567 round is going on in the village. ture maker; Sarah McKen ing out here seem to have baler; New Holland 791 manure spreader; Bale King 3100 A new solar shower and - bronze and wood sculp- moved on and the deranged Vortex bale processor; New Holland 1037 Stackliner bale bathrooms are coming to tor and Michael Gaudet towhee is now too busy mover; selection of livestock handling & feeing equp; the Regional Park beach - muralist and landscape raising youngsters to try to to replace the old change artist. We are so fortunate get into our house! Mean- HEAVY TRUCKS: 1979 Chevrolet C60 grain truck; 1975 rooms, new sidewalk from to have so many talented while there does seem to GMC 6000 grain truck; LIGHT TRUCKS & CARS: 2009 the Nu Inn to Mike’s Beach artisans in our midst. be a scarcity of small birds Chevrolet 2500 4wd extended cab short-box truck, Bar, a footpath from ?? to The Communities in this year - where are they? the site of the old shrimp Bloom garden tour will be Enjoy the sunshine and Duramax diesel, Allison auto trans, 1900 km showing plant and the berms are to held Aug. 4 and posters and hot weather, Sue. (approx.); TRAILERS: Univision g/n stock trailer; LAWN be re-sprayed with grass AND GARDEN: OTHER MISC. EQUP. PARTIAL as it did not take last year. LISTING ONLY The brick oven in Welling- ton Park is now available It is not recommended for use, just get the key and that children ride their paddle from the ofﬁ ce. The bikes in the dark. 1-800-529-9958 oven is ﬁ red with wood and See more photos and information at then food cooked on the For more information, visit our coals in the oven. Basket- website at www.preventioninstitute.sk.ca ball hoops are now at the tennis courts for the use of IMPORTANT NOTICE: This listing is only a guide and in no way a guarantee of size, description or year. Please inspect all equipment to your own satisfaction. Complete terms and conditions are available at bidder registration. young folks, the older ones SK Provincial Licence #914618 • AB Provincial Licence #206959 have a pickle ball court. There may be more but I cannot remember! Hail WEDNESDAY JULY 17 • 10:00 AM Upshall also explained KEVIN & DALE SORENSEN how and when the as- Insurance INTERNET BIDDING sorted “mortgages” for the STRASBOURG, SK AVAILABLE lagoons, RO frontage pay- Roy & Rhonda SELLER CONTACT(s): Dale Sorensen 306-725-4406 ments, water treatment Hoffart AUCTION COORDINATOR(s): Brendan Kramer 306-445-5000 plant etc. will be paid off, DIRECTIONS: From Strasbourg go 6 miles North on Hwy#20 to Duval and 9 miles sounds like our debt load is East (follow speedcurve to North) or From Hwy #6 go 13 miles West of Serath under control and manage- ; Canadian Hail ; Wray able. There is a plan and ; Henderson ; McQueen HILITES INCLUDE: TRACTORS: 1999 Case 9370 4wd, 24 spd, 2860 hours that is good. showing; 1992 Case IH 7120, p/s tran, dual pto, 2807 hours showing; Case 2090 ; Farmers 2wd, 4970 hrs showing; International 5288 2wd 12' Degelman blade, 7225 hours There was also a “feeler” showing; International 806 2wd w/Leon FEL; International 806 2wd 4459 hrs put out about a park model 306-946-2225 • 306-946-2006 showing; International 806 2wd tractor w/Schulte snowblower; International W6 for east of the village hall, antique tractor; International W6 antique w/Duz-All FEL; Farmall A antique tractor; 306-917-7088 International WD9 antique tractor; COMBINES & ACCESSORIES: 2007 Case IH something similar to many 2588 s/p w/Case p/u header, AFS 600 monitor, 1114 thr/1453 eng hrs showing; 2004 Case IH 2388 s/p w/2015 p/u, 1825 thr/2205 eng hrs showing; 1994 Case IH 2188 s/p w/CIH p/u header, 2954 thr/3930 eng hrs showing; 1999 Case IH 1010 30' rigid header w/s/a transport; 1995 Case IH 1010 30' header transport; 2005 Case IH 1020 30' flex header w/transport; 2003 Case IH 1020 30' flex header w/transport; 1999 Case IH 1020 30' flex header; SWATHERS: 2003 PrairieStar 4940 w/MacDon 972 30' header, 443 hdr/560 eng hrs showing; 2001 MacDon Westward 9350 w/MacDon 972 30' header, 871 hdr/1072 hrs showing; 1988 Case 730 30' p/t swather; SEEDING & TILLAGE: Morris Maxim II 49' air seeder w/Morris 300 bu air cart; International 5600 49' chisel plow; Case 16' HD tandem offset disc; Degelman 7200 rockpicker; Flexicoil System 82 70' harrow bar; Degelman LL3050 10' box scraper; GRAIN HANDLING: 2010 Degelman 1150 Shuttlecart pto drive grain cart; 2009 Loftness 10' bagger; 2012 Loftness bag unloader; Westfield MK 130-71 auger; Westfield MK 100-71 10"x70' auger; Carlton Trail Regional College Westfield TF100-41 auger, hyd mover/lift,; 2006 Sakundiak HD8 8"x50' auger, hyd mover/lift, sweep plumbing; 2011 Wheatheart BH846 auger, hyd mover/lift/sweep hasthefollowingposiƟonavailable: plumbing; 2011 Wheatheart BH841 auger, hyd mover/lift,; Brandt 8"x45' auger, hyd mover/lift/plumbing; Wheatheart Supersweep drag auger; 2010 Farm Form’s CF/AB-270 grain dryer; Simon Day Carter Uniflow cylinder seperator grain ProgramDeliveryAssociate Watrous cleaner; Superior seed grader; GRAIN STORAGE: Large selection of hopper bins .8FTEtostartASAP and aeration fans, see full list on our website; SPRAYING: 2010 Case IH Patriot 4420 s/p high clearance 100' field sprayer, SS 1200 US gal tank, Case SCS 5000 CompeƟƟon#1314Ͳ27 control, Outback 360 color vision, Outback S, Outback E-Drive TC, 850 hrs showing; Michelin 650/65R38 tires w/rims off Case Patriot; Brandt QF 2000 100' ForacompletejobdescripƟon,pleasereferto:www.ctrc.sk.ca p/t sprayer; INDUSTRIAL: Case 586 rough terrain fork; Hyster forklift; Case 580 CK backhoe/loader; HEAVY TRUCKS: 2009 International tandem grain truck, ApplicaƟonDeadline:July19,2013 MaxxForce DTdiesel, 5 spd Allison auto, Cancade 20'x8; 6"x60" box, 19,000 km showing; 1982 International tandem grain truck, DT 466 diesel, Del Cancade 20 Pleaseforwardyourresumeto: steel box; 1982 International tandem grain truck, DT 466 diesel, 5+4 tran, Del HumanResources Cancade 20 steel box; 1987 International service truck, DT466 diesel, 650 gal fuel tank, air comp, 16' vanbody; 1992 International tandem water truck, DT466 CarltonTrailRegionalCollege diesel, 9 spd, 24' flatdeck w/steel floor, 130 gal fuel tank pumps, Chem Handler II, P.O.Box720,Humboldt,SKS0K2A0 Kyle 3200 gallon galvanized water tank, chem pump; 1976 Dodge 700 grain truck; LIGHT TRUCKS: 1992 Dodge Ram 150; 1983 Dodge Ram 350 Custom; 1964 Phone:306Ͳ682Ͳ2623Fax:306Ͳ682Ͳ1348 Fargo 300 2wd; LAWN & GARDEN: Case IH 275 MFWD yard tractor [email protected] w/Allied/Buhler 195 FEL, 2116 hrs showing; International 3 pth 72" finishing mower; OTHER MISC EQUIP. 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JoinusonFacebookatwww:facebook.com/carltontrail IMPORTANT NOTICE: This listing is only a guide and in no way a guarantee of size, description or year. Please inspect all equipment to your own satisfaction. Complete terms and conditions are available at bidder registration. SK Provincial Licence #914618 • AB Provincial Licence #206959 14 • MONDAY, JULY 8, 2013 • THE WATROUS MANITOU Being prepared for Connect lightning strikes the dots ■ Daniel Bushman/The Watrous Manitou July 8, 2013 People planning on heading outdoors can check what When severe weather hits across the prairies during the summer, lightning can the weather is like and if any be a common - and dangerous - occurrence. Environment Canada has created a lightning has hit their region. Canadian lightning danger map that alerts Canadians as to where lightning is oc- Environment Canada has curring throughout the country. set up a map that indicates Environment Canada’s David Phillips explained how the website works for where strikes have occurred. By refreshing the page, users. “If you were out golfi ng, walking or beaching or something like that, you users can tell which areas could pull this up. What it shows you is a map of the prairies where lightning has to avoid or whether they hit in the last 20 minutes.” should just stay indoors. A large red circle indicates where a strike occurred while a smaller circle ap- –– screen grab from pears after lightning hits, in the past 10 minutes. “What that is telling people is if www.weatheroffi ce.com that dot is over you, you are at risk. You should be clearly getting into a car or getting into a home or shelter. You shouldn’t be standing in a fi eld or under a tree. “We know scientifi cally that where lighting hits TOWN OF WATROUS there is a good chance that it is going to hit again MANAGEMENT’S RESPONSIBLITY REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT AUDITOR ON within about fi ve to eight kilometres from that loca- To the Ratepayers of Town of Watrous: Management is responsible for the preparation and presentation of the accompany- SUMMARIZED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS tion within about fi ve minutes.” To the Mayor and Councillors of the Town of Watrous: ing summarized fi nancial statements, including responsibility for signifi cant accounting The accompanying summarized statements of fi nancial position, fi nancial activities, While a person has to refresh their browser to see judgments and estimates in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting changes in net fi nancial assets and changes in fi nancial position are derived from principles and ensuring that all information in the annual report is consistent with the up-to-the-minute changes, Phillips said the service is a the complete fi nancial statements of Town of Watrous as at December 31, 2012 and statements. This responsibility includes selecting appropriate accounting principles for the year then ended on which we expressed an opinion without reservation in our good thing to check out when severe weather arrives. and methods, and making decision affecting the measurement of transactions in which report dated May 15, 2013. objective judgment is required. These summarized fi nancial statements do not contain all the disclosures required People can visit www.weather.gc.ca then go to the In discharging its responsibilities for the integrity and fairness of the fi nancial state- by Canadian public sector accounting standards. Reading the summarized fi nancial ments, management designs and maintains the necessary accounting systems and ‘alerts’ tab and look for the list titled ‘Lightning Dan- statements, therefore, is not a substitute for reading the audited fi nancial statement related internal controls to provide reasonable assurance that transactions are author- of Town of Watrous. ger’. Highlight the region you’re located in, like the ized, assets are safeguarded and fi nancial records are properly maintained to provide Management’s Responsibility for the Summarized Statements reliable information for the preparation of fi nancial statements. prairies, and then the map will display the hot spots if Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these sum- The Council is composed of elected offi cials who are not employees of the Town. The marized fi nancial statements in accordance with Canadian public sector accounting Council is responsible for overseeing management in the performance of its fi nancial lightning has hit. standards, and for such internal control as management determines is necessary to reporting responsibilities. The Council fulfi ls these responsibilities by reviewing the enable the preparation of summarized fi nancial statements that are free from material Phillips said there is an alternative for those who fi nancial information prepared by the administration and discussing relevant matters misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. with external auditors. cannot access the Internet or prefer another method. Auditor’s Responsibility Jensen Stromberg Chartered Accountants, an independent fi rm of Chartered Ac- Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the summarized fi nancial statements “I think that someone once said the best instru- countants, is appointed by the councillors to audit the fi nancial statements and report based on our procedures, which were conducted in accordance with Canadian Auditing directly to them; their report follows. The external auditors have full and free access Standard (CAS) 810,”Engagements to Report on Summary Financial Statements.” ment developed are the human eyes and ears. You can to, and meet periodically and separately with, both the Council and administration to Opinion discuss their audit fi ndings. hear it, you can see it and if you don’t want to trust In our opinion, the fi nancial statements derived from the audited fi nancial statments Ed Collins, Mayor • Orrin Redden, Administrator of Town of Watrous for the year ended December 31, 2012 are a fair summary of electronics, if you are out there without any gadget, those fi nancial statements, in accordance with Canadian public sector accounting you can observe your surroundings. You can tell when Statement of Financial Position standards. Jensen Stromberg, you are going to be at risk.” For the Year Ended December 31, 2012 Chartered Accountants Using common sense and knowing the safety rules ASSETS: Financial assets: can also help prepare for severe weather. “Don’t wait Cash & temporary investments ...... 1,357,013 Statement of Changes in Net Financial Assets until it becomes a dangerous situation and debate Taxes receivables - municipal ...... 50,907 for the year ended December 31, 2012 what to do. If you are tenting or camping or in a for- Other accounts receivable ...... 465,453 est or an open fi eld, they are higher risks . . . Keep an Land for resale ...... 511,328 Surplus (Defi cit): ...... 917,251 Long-term investments ...... 11,271 (Acquisition) of tangible capital assets ...... (991,379) eye on the sky. Don’t leave home without getting the Total Financial Assets ...... 2,395,972 Amortization of tangible capital assets ...... 419,244 weather word.” Proceeds on disposal of tangible capital assets .....15,000 Loss (gain) on the disposal Phillips said lightning causes about 10 deaths a year LIABILITIES: of tangible capital assets ...... (13,288) in Canada and 160 injuries. “It probably kills more Ca- Accounts payable ...... 62,828 Surplus (Defi cit) of capital expenses Accrued liabilities payable ...... 64,326 nadians in the warm season than tornadoes, fl oods, over expenditures ...... (570,423) Deposits ...... 44,198 heat waves, hurricanes or wind storms. It really does Deferred revenue ...... 1,763 (Acquisition) of supplies inventories ...... (112,925) take its toll.” Long-term debt ...... 1,699,380 (Acquisition) of prepaid expense ...... (35,314) For the months of July and August, Phillips said Total Liabilities ...... 1,872,495 Consumption of supplies in inventory ...... 111,466 they are showing warmer than normal conditions Use of prepaid expense ...... 38,303 across all of Saskatchewan except for the southwest- NET FINANCIAL ASSETS: ...... 523,477 Surplus (Defi cit) of expenses of other non-fi nancial over expenditures ...... 1,530 ern part where it looks normal. Non-fi nancial assets: “We can only hope that when you plan your holi- Tangible capital assets ...... 9,443,910 Increase/Decrease in Net Financial Assets ...... 348,358 Prepayment and deferred charges ...... 33,688 days, the weather is good.” Stock and supplies ...... 29,819 Net Financial Assets - Beginning of Year ...... 175,119 Total Non-Financial Assets ...... 9,507,417 Net Financial Assets - End of Year...... 523,477 Mike and Sally Lalach, SK NET ASSETS ...... 10,030,894 Windows installed December 2012 Statement of Changes in Financial Position Accumulated Surplus (Defi cit) 10,030,894 “On installation day, a bunch of friendly men arrived, for the year ended December 31, 2012 did their job and before I knew, they were fi nished and I was Cash provided by (used in) the following activities: surprised how clean the house was left when the job was Statement of Financial Activities Operating: done. The triple pane glass is something different; the inside for the year ended December 31, 2012 Surplus(defi cit) ...... 917,251 glass is almost warm, not like double pane.” Revenues: Amortization ...... 419, 244 Taxes & other unconditional revenue ...... 1,851,012 Loss (gain) on disposal of tangible assets ...... (13,288) Fees and charges ...... 906,335 1,323,207 NORTHOME COMFORT WINDOWS Conditional grants ...... 53,717 Change in assets/liabilities: Toll Free: 1-866-362-6525 Tangible capital asset sales - gain ...... 13,288 Taxes receivable - municipal ...... 5,565 Investment income and commissions ...... 29,263 Other accounts receivable ...... (129,900) www.northomecomfortwindows.com Other revenues ...... 479,849 Land for re-sale ...... (101,598) Total Revenues ...... 3,333,464 Accounts and accrued liabilities payable ...... (63,699) Deposits ...... 1,596 Expenses: Deferred revenue ...... (4,542) General government services ...... 297,451 Stock and supplies for use ...... (1,459) Protective services ...... 183,554 Prepayments and deferred charges ...... 2,988 Transportation services ...... 615,560 Net cash from operations ...... 1,032,158 Environmental and public health services ...... 122,897 Planning and development services ...... 79,612 Capital: Recreation and cultural services ...... 726,488 Aquisition of capital assets ...... (991,379) Utility services ...... 578,048 Proceeds from the disposal of capital assets ...... 15,000 Serving the communities to offer a complete line Total expenses ...... 2,603,610 Net cash used for capital ...... (976,379) of insurance options designed to meet your needs. ✔ home ✔ hail Surplus (Defi cit) of Revenues over Expenses before Investing: ✔ Other Capital Contributions ...... 729,854 Long term investments ...... (17) ✔ agro/farm auto Net cash from (used for) investing ...... (17) ✔ motor license issuer ✔ commercial Provincial/Federal Capital Gains & Contributions..... 187,397 Financing Activities: Young Ph: 306.259.2020 Surplus (Defi cit) of Revenues over Expenses .....917,251 Long-term debt issued ...... 222,170 Long-term debt repaid ...... (184,165) Fax: 306.259.2010 Email: [email protected] Accumulated Surplus (Defi cit), Net cash from (used for) fi nancing ...... 38,005 Beginning of Year ...... 9,113,643 Colonsay Increase (decrease) in cash resources ...... 93,767 Ph: 306.255.2030 Accumulated Surplus (Defi cit), Cash and temporary investments, beginning of year .1,263,246 Fax: 306.255.2009 End of Year ...... 10,030,894 Cash and temporary investments, end of year...... 1,357,013 Email: [email protected] www.wrightins.saskbrokers.com NNoticesotices aandnd CClassilassifi edseds THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, JULY 8, 2013 • 15

PLACING OBITUARY SERVICES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE JABS, HOPE FLOATS SERVICES. FIREWOOD FOR SALE. WILL CONSIDER TRADES ADVERTISING Dianne Lynn Field diagnostics in disease Jack pine cut and split. Ph. ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (nee Tingey) and insects; spray drift and 306-365-2599./13tfc of houses, land, etc.... Dianne Jabs, aged 52 hail insurance analysis; feed IS PREPAID: test probes and ration balan- 4G SASKTEL SATELLITE WE ACCEPT CASH, CHEQUES, years, passed away peace- INTERNET powered by fully at Watrous District cing; business planning and rotations. Please call 306- Explornet. Packages from VISA, MC AND DEBIT. Health Complex on Tues- 946-8107 (cell)./13tfc $54.99/mo. No equipment You can reach us by day, June 25, 2013 after a cost. 30 day money back phone: 306.946.3343 struggle with cancer. WATROUS CARPET CARE. guarantee. Free installation. fax: 306.946.2026 Dianne was born De- For all your carpet and up- Authorized SaskTel dealer. New home for sale in email: cember 9, 1960 in Watrous, holstery cleaning call Al 306- Watrous Furniture and Ap- Watrous, 601-4th St. W. watrous.manitou Sask. She was raised on a 946-3535./13tfc pliances, 307 Main St., 306- 1,543 sq. ft. raised bungalow, 946-3542./13tfc @sasktel.net farm in Venn, Sask. After CUSTOM GRAIN AND FER- 36’ garage, fi nished basement. mail: Box 100, graduating from Winston TILIZER hauling. McIntosh BELL SATELLITE TV RENT- Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 High School in 1978 Dianne Trucking, Simpson. Ph. AL program. SD receiver 3 bdrm up, 2 down. Custom began her family with the birth of Tennille in 1979 and 306-836-2034, cell 306-567- $2.75/mo., HD receiver $5/ cabinets, a/c, landscaped. Tracy in 1981. Dianne loved being a mother. In addition 7506./13tfc mo. HDPVR $10/mo. After Corner lot located on edge of DEADLINE: to raising her daughters she had a passion for gardening 36 months, choice to own at Wednesday 5 p.m. A HEAD OF STYLES, 310 8th no additional charge. One town. Room for RV parking. and cooking. Ave. E., Watrous. Hair cut- Dianne is survived by her loving life partner and time activation fee $30.40. $448,000 PLEASE NOTE: ting; styling; certifi ed barber; 26-3c friend Eric Day; daughters Tennille (Chris) Coutsoura- Watrous Furniture and Ap- All classifi ed advertising, un- ear piercing (incl. earrings); pliances, 307 Main St., 306- Call Ryan 306-946-7993 kis, Kapolei, Hawaii and Tracy (Mike) Carson, Lake Ste- less listed below, is $7 for the waxing and eyelash dying. 946-3542./13tfc fi rst 25 words, plus 25¢ per vens, Wash.; stepchildren Jodi (Howie) Day, Chad (Jen- Ph. Barbara McDonald 306- 2 DUPLEXES FOR SALE; word thereafter. Subsequent etta) Day; grandchildren Matthius, Max, Charlee, Skye, 946-2422 for appt./26tfc CULLIGAN BOTTLED located in Watrous 511 and weeks are half price when Jacob, Libby, Paisley; two brothers Charles (Lonnie) Tin- WATER, delivery available. 513 4th Ave. E. Contact Mark Cooler rentals and sales. MCI 306-946-7811 or Gary 306- ordered with fi rst insertion. gey, Watrous, Sask. and Brent (Linda) Tingey, Winnipeg, SAW Man. Sales, 306-946-3441. www. 946-7118./13tfc Number of insertions must SHARPENING mcisaleswatrous.com /13tfc be stated with order, and She was predeceased by her parents Glenn and Dor- COME VIEW THESE brand- there will be no refunds for othy Tingey. All circular blades SASKTEL SATELLITE IN- new homes in Young. MLS® including carbide and cancellations. We take no A private memorial service will be held at a later TERNET powered by Xplor- 421582 and MLS®425985. chainsaw chains responsibility for errors in date. net is now available. Shaw www.young.ca Ed Bobiash ads taken by phone or sent Memorial donations directed to Palliative Care Unit - LORNE JONES Direct Satellite systems for Team, Re/Max Saskatoon. sale. Free installation and 306-222-7770./13tfc handwritten, or those with Watrous Hospital, Box 130, Watrous, Sask. S0K 4T0 would 306-946-3991 13tfc programming promotions errors after the fi rst insertion. be appreciated. To leave online condolences, tributes or to make a do- have been extended. At Sat- LANE REALTY CORP. ANNOUNCEMENTS/ nation, please visit www.fotheringham-mcdougall.com HELP WANTED ellite Plus we are certifi ed For your buying or Xplornet, Shaw installers and selling needs contact: CONGRATULATORY: JOURNEYMAN AND EX- PERIENCED carpenters re- we also carry a full inventory Stan Hall (special community rates) quired. Full-time year-round of all regular and HD receiv- 306-725-7826 Birth ...... classifi ed rate work, attractive bonuses ers. Call Dwayne at 306-946- LANE REALTY CORP. Birth/birthday/grad/ based on performance. Call 2828./13tfc Saskatchewan’s Farm & Ranch Specialists engagement/shower/ Royce at 306-946-7314. Re- Ph: 306-569-3380 Fax: 306-569-3414 wedding/anniversary/family sumes to qualityplus@sask- www.lanerealtycorp.com IN MEMORY SERVICES RECREATION VEHICLES 13tfc reunion/new employee/ tel.net /26-3c RICHARDSON - In loving ROD BURKITT CUSTOM 2011 COACHMAN CATAL- WANTED TO PURCHASE retirement: memory of our parents John grain hauling. Ph. 306-946- INA 28’ bumper hitch trailer; • article, no pic ...... $20 LOOKING FOR A JOURNEY- crop or hay land. For details and Pearl, Apr. 13, 1914 - 7431 or 306-946-7601./13tfc MAN automotive technician. barely used, excellent condi- phone 1-306-867-9495. • one-col pic & cutline ...... $20 July 17, 1970 and Jan. 12, tion. $22,000. Ph. 306-715- HAMMERJAMMER: CAR- Clean modern shop, group • two-col pic & cutline ...... $35 1921 - July 11, 1993: health benefi ts plan. Extra 5969./26tfc It pays to advertise! • two-col pic & article ...... $50 PENTER and musician. Small additions, basement work available. Will consider Memoriam ...... classifi ed rate Always with us. third year apprentice. Please FOR RENT • with one-col pic ...... add $5 - Ivan, Joan, Howard and renovations, decks, fences, vinyl siding, window and door submit resumes to Centen- • with two-col pic ...... add $15 families. installations, baseboards, nial Ford, email e-amendt. Obituary ...up to 300 words $50 [email protected] or casing and more. Also “One 15¢/word thereafter SCHUMACHER - Jake, with call Michelle at 306-946- Royal Suites Man Band” available for • with one-col pic ...... add $5 many loving memories of 3353./11tfc house parties and special • with two-col pic ...... add $15 our dad, grandpa and great 101 Main St., grandpa, who passed July functions. Call Gene at 306- CARE PRINTING REQUIRES 11, 1994: 946-2120./13tfc three professionals: a sales Young, Sk. Classified Displays: rep for telephone directory. LONG LAKE TRUCKING, Call for more information 306-259-4501 Make your ad It’s as though you’re always Must have vehicle and be Imperial, Sask. Custom haul- with us professional. Also telephone ing of grain, fertilizer and hay. DAILY • WEEKLY JUMP helping us, guiding us and sales rep. Both positions offer Ph. 306-963-2726 or cell 306- off the page! loving us commissions plus bonuses. MONTHLY Placed in a box; and at night in the sky 567-7100./13tfc Also require offi ce manager. Rental Units may include logo, you’re the brightest star Call Jim 306-946-4027./13tfc 40-48p special text formatting, etc. smiling down MANITOU BEACH HOUSE ONE BEDROOM APART- Inserted under the JDP Custom because we all know there is WANTED available by the weekend or MENT available at Allan Cen- heading of your choice. no distance between us, just Spraying the week. 3 bdrm, 1,000 sq. tennial Seniors Residence, $8.12 per column inch. time. WANTED TO BUY HAY - SServicingervicing WWatrous,atrous, LaniganLanigan standing or baled. Ph. Bruce ft. bungalow, sleeps 6. See includes parking, laundry - Sadly missed, Linda, Betty, & ssurroundingurrounding areas.areas. www.vrbo.com ID #453905 or facilities, utilities and has a Nick and families. in Imperial 306-963-2523 or COMMUNITY DIRECTORY: 306-963-7442./26-3p call Sharon at 306-587-7054 spacious common room. For Inform customers about your GGiveive uuss a ccallall ttoo bbookook to reserve your booking./26- applications please call Pam business or service. Rates SERVICES yyourour fi eeldslds ttoday!oday! STANDING OR BALED HAY. 3c 306-944-4331./8tfc Ph. 306-528-4510./25-3c are $20/month or $75/six DR. DRYWALL SPECIAL- DDougoug: 3306-365-250806-365-2508 3 BDRM HOUSE AVAILABLE IZING in painting, staining 2 BDRM ACREAGE, $800/ months for up to 50 words. oorr 306-365-8115.306-365-8115. MASSEY #36 DISCERS. Will July 15. 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oorr 306-291-1330306-291-1330 18-24p the province, with a com- major surgery or a minor 259-4923./13tfc very quiet neighbourhood. court. Excellent condition. bined circulation of almost facelift, call Dr. Drywall. We WINE GLASSES FOR This home is immaculate and $750/mo. plus electricity. Ph. a must see to appreciate. 370,000 with one phone call. make house calls. Operating RENT. Over 600 - 6 1/2 oz. FOR SALE 306-716-0913 or 780-983- Low maintenance yard and 1308./19tfc Place your ad through the in SK since 1976. Call Greg glasses. Call Danceland. LINDEN POST POUNDER; for a free diagnosis or colour 306-946-2743 or 1-800-267- a large deck to enjoy the out- Watrous Manitou by Tuesday Wheatheart self-contained door tranquil setting. Please noon for the following week’s consultation. Ph. 306-222- 5037./13tfc bin sweep; chesterﬁ eld and 2746./24-4c call 306-946-7505./25tfc insertion. Prices start at $209. chair; loveseat and chair; One bedroom senior Need more direct targeting? GRANT’S HANDYMAN SER- CARPET glider rocker and stool; pat- WATERFRONT HOME ON unit available Try one or two zones only for VICES. Carpentry, plumbing io set. Ph. 306-963-2744, Lake Manitou (furnished), 1 immediately in Young. $86 or $123 respectively. and more. Give me a call to Imperial./26-4p bdrm plus den and laundry. see if I can help you out. Ref- CLEANING Minutes walk from Manitou Affordable family WHY PAY MORE ELSE- ENHANCE YOUR erences available. Ph. 306- Free Estimates! Springs Hotel, golf club, Wel- housing units ADVERTISING WITH A 946-2525./23-6p WHERE? “Everyday low lington Park and Danceland. Call Les Jones price.” All major appli- Term rental, ideal for con- for rent in Young. RESPONSE BUILDER! DUMONT HOME SERVICE. 306-946-3991 ances selling at cost + $10. tractor and wife/husband. Ph. Utilities not included. CAPITALIZE, bold, underline, Dealer for Whirlpool, Inglis 13tfc Watrous Furniture, 306-946- 416-768-6802./25-3p Contact 306-259-2022 and Maytag appliances. Local centre or otherwise enhance 3542./13tfc 13tfc your blanket ad! Prices start sales and service. Now ac- RON’S CARPENTRY, Wat- ONE OR TWO BDRM apart- rous. For renovations, repairs, BISON MEAT - GRASS FED, ments in Watrous. Please call ADVERTISING MAKES dol- at $259. Contact the Watrous cepting Sears Card, Master- card and Visa. Call 306-946- new construction. Ph. Ron all-natural bison meat for sale. for availability. Ph. 306-946- lars and cents! Call 946-3343 Manitou. 3800./42-48c Frey, 306-946-2638./13tfc Tracy 306-946-3863./13tfc 7505./13tfc to place your ad today. 16 • MONDAY, JULY 8, 2013 • THE WATROUS MANITOU

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www.fotheringham-mcdougall. 37-48p try needs. Darrell Baschak at 306- dential. For more information and com Box 507, Watrous, SK S0K www.truenorthyardworx.com paper is the previous For emergency after hours and 946-8492./40-48p estimates call 306-963-2087./8-24c 4T0. Ph. 306-946-3334. /16-24c Dale: 306-836-3243, Watrous Wednesday at 5 p.m. weekends call: 306-917-7688 Business and Coming Events Community 0\6XGRNX Directory 18 • MONDAY, JULY 8, 2013 • THE WATROUS MANITOU JULY com /26-3c at Wellington on Aug. 4./27- Interested in joining or for PRINTING VETERINARIAN 2c more info contact Melodie The Watrous WATROUS ANIMAL HOSPITAL - BRIDAL SHOWER HON- Rostie 306-946-3694./13tfc ANITOU 707-4th Ave. E., Watrous across Create. OURING Paige McDade, COMMUNITY M from Melron Services. Drs. Al- Participate. bride-elect of Stephan - WATROUS ROTARY CLUB can help you Enjoy! lison Bartel and Amy McLaren, Worobec, will be held Sun., meets every Tuesday at 7 with your personal 102 - 3rd Ave., E. MEETINGS D.V.M. Large and small animal July 28, 2 p.m. at the Herit- - AL-ANON MEETS EVERY a.m. at the Watrous United and commercial practice. Open Monday to Fri- age Room. Names may be Thurs. 8 pm, Wat. Elem. Church./13tfc printwork needs. day, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. On-call 3-D Art Work left at Main Street Gifts or School, staff room (east door). 309 Main Street, Watrous after hours. Ph. 306-946-3657, July 9 - Aug. 2 Watrous Home Hardware. Ph. 306-946-2466, 306-963- Ph: 306-946-3343 Fax 306-946-3605./16-24c SUDOKU Reception July 11 Everyone is welcome./27-2p 2105; Young 306-259-4941, SEE PUZZLE BELOW. Fax: 306-946-2026 7 - 9 p.m. 306-257-3978./21-48c WELDING Show features works in clay, - AQUASIZE CLASSES AT REAL ESTATE DAVID BLEIE’S WELDING. Manitou Springs Mineral Spa - ALCOHOLICS ANONYM- woodcarving, stone carving, EXECUTIVE REALTY WA- Fabrication and welding repair. bronze and blown glass. on Mondays and Thursdays OUS meetings: Imperial, TROUS, residential and com- Journeyman with over 25 years at 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Cost is Tues., 7:30 pm. Pentecost- mercial listing. 107 Main St., Wa- of welding experience. Mobile Call 306-946-1333 or check 27-2c $5.50/day or 10 classes for al Church (306-963-2204); trous, Sask. Full-time real estate service. 306-270-8026./23-24c www.facebook.com/WatrousAreaArtsCouncil $50./13tfc Watrous, every Thurs., 8 pm. service. Ph. Avril Reifferscheid Sponsored by Watrous & Area Arts Council (306-946-2466)./13tfc 306-946-8520./16-24c YOUR BUSINESS - TOONIE TUESDAYS - HERE - DANCELAND, MANITOU Every Tuesday from June - WATROUS KINETTE CLUB RESTAURANTS Great visibility Beach offers entertainment 18 to Sept. 24 is dance night meets fi rst Tuesday of each WATROUS BURGER AND ICE Reasonable rates for: Toonie Night every Tues- from 8 to 9:30 p.m. for $2 at month - September to June. Cream Parlour. Open all year. day to Sept. 24; July 12 and Danceland. This is a family Breakfast, lunch and dinner spe- 306-946-3343 13 - Len Gadica; July 19 - night, so bring your children cials. Homemade burgers. Best The Watrous Merv and Dyana; July 20 - or grandchildren and teach fi sh n’ chips in town. Open Mon. MANITOU Wadena Dixielanders; July them how to dance. Bar and to Fri. at 7 a.m. and Sat. and Sun. Simpson 21 - 80th birthday come and concession are open./25-4c at 8 a.m. Ph. 306-946-3450./1- Elaine Wilson • 836-4711 24p WORSHIP go; July 26 and 27 - Prairie Pride. Buffet before each - FARMER’S MARKET We fi nally had some Fox. We had a wonderful dance - 6 to 7 p.m. Dance EVERY Saturday until Sept. nice hot weather for the time. They went to a lot of SAFETY - 8 p.m. to midnight. Phone 28, 9 a.m. until noon beside long weekend. It sure made work to make everything 306-946-2743 or 1-800-267- the Watrous Civic Centre. In everything grow. It was beautiful and the food Sherwin Petersen, C.R.S.P. 5037 for reservations. www. case of rain, we will be in- nice for those who were Mike’s brother-in-law, Ben EASTSIDE ST. ANN’S CATHOLIC CHURCH danceland.ca /13tfc doors at the Watrous Senior camping and at the lake. Stanford, cooked was deli- CONSULTING Rotating Services Centre. More info call Lil at Congratulations to Mike cious. The gift opening was Training and On-site Safety Call 306-946-3630 - DATES FOR MANITOU 306-259-2149./20-17c and Melinda McLaren who Sunday at their home in For weekly schedule were married in Watrous Watrous. Box 955, Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 Watrous • Young • Imperial Beach Communities in June 29. Mike is the son of Doug and Wendy Gul- Ph: 306-946-2602 * * * Bloom weekly bingo are - DIZZY DAVE’S MUSIC JAM ALL SAINTS’ ANGLICAN CHURCH Thursday, July 11, 18, 25, and Flea Market. The #1 Donna McLaren and the lacher spent the long week-

Cell: 306-535-7379 9-24c Rotating Services Aug. 1. Doors open at 6 p.m. summer fun spot and place late Ross McLaren. end at Jackfi sh Lake where Email: [email protected] Call 306-946-3458 with bingo starting at 7 p.m. to be. Relax on a “prairie Our daughter Lori Hoo- they met their daughter For weekly schedule Manitou Beach Community oasis” acreage every week- ver was home for the long Christine and Darren Gar- Sunday Service & Church School weekend to attend the wed- TIRE & BATTERY Watrous • Colonsay • Viscount Hall./14tfc end until the end of Septem- chinski and family. A good SERVICE * * * ber. From blues, country, ding of her cousin Mike time was had by all with PHILADELPHIA MENNONITE - HORSESHOE DATES AT jazz and rock, join the music McLaren and Melinda the nice weather. INTEGRA TIRE WATROUS. Sup- BRETHREN CHURCH Manitou Beach: July 27 and jam or be a vendor. Ph. 306- plying all of your tire needs including Pastors Darren Holland and 946-3977 or 306-946-3553. on the farm and in the fi eld service. Nathan McCorkindale 28 - Sask. Provincials; Aug. 601-4th Ave. E., Watrous. Ph. 306- Offi ce: 102 - 5th Ave. West 17 - Caronport sanctioned; From Watrous take Hwy. 2 to 946-3055 or after hours 3036-946- 306-946-3785 Aug. 31 - fall windup. Join Lockwood road, go east 17 8893 or 306-946-2421./7-24c Worship Service ...... 10:00 a.m. any of the sanctioned tour- km. Signs posted. Ask about the magic of pmbchurch.wordpress.com naments or come and watch. special event catering and * * * site rental./22-6p Watrous Tire & Batt ery LANIGAN & WATROUS Concession will be open at (1996) Ltd. LUTHERAN PARISH all tournaments. Sponsored the prairies Goodyear Tires ~ Batteries Worship Service by Manitou Beach Recrea- Watrous when the prairie sun starts rising far away on the ~ complete tire and battery 9:00 a.m. Our Redeemer’s, Watrous tion Board./25-3c Create. horizon Participate. repair service, July Library the early morning beauty soothes the soul * * * Enjoy! vulcanizing, retread ~ - EVERYONE IS WELCOME the birds cheery songs lift the spirit before day’s “On the Farm, In the Field WATROUS BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor Doug Gregory to attend the Bethel Histor- 2013 - New Work demands take their toll and when the sun is high in a Tire Service” 201 - 2nd Ave. W. ical Society annual meeting by Colby Ard blue and cloudless sky the farmer prays for rain clouds 3rd Ave. W., Watrous Phone 306-946-2996 - Watrous and picnic to be held Sun., Show runs for to appear and when those fi rst few drops of liquid gold 306-946-3543 Worship Service ...... 11 a.m. the month of July. July 21 at 2 p.m./27-2c 27-2c start to fall he looks upward with a smile and wipes 5-48p * * * Call 306-946-2244. away a tear for he remembers only too well the years WATROUS UNITED CHURCH Sponsored by Watrous & Area Arts Council 502 Main St. Ph. 306-946-3592 - WATROUS UNITED CHURCH of drought and hardship. Many families walked away VACUUMS The Rev. Deborah Smith garage and bake sale, July 27 from their land, beaten and broken, their pain and Sunday Worship Fun Run Saturday, 9 a.m. to AUGUST despair was great but the need to feed their families NEW & USED 10:00 a.m 4 p.m. All donations welcome. - MANITOU BEACH COM- left no choice but no matter where you go, the pull of * * * MUNITIES in Bloom Yard VACUUM SALES & REPAIR WATROUS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Call Earl Jr. at work 306-946- the prairies is ever present, the lure of those vast grass — ALL MAKES — 709 Main St., Watrous 3955 or at home 306-946-2768 and Garden Tour, Sun., Aug. lands, the expanse of deep blue sky, one never forgets. BAGS, BELTS, MOTORS Pastor Vernon Allen for information./27-2c 4, 1 to 4 p.m. Iced tea and Most of all it’s the freedom to do as you will, as you can, PARTS AND SERVICE Service Sunday 10:30 a.m. dessert at Wellington Park answering only to mother nature, not to a clock or a LORNE & LES JONES Bible Study Wed. 7:30 p.m. - WATROUS FUN RUN gazebo. $10 passports avail- hovering boss man watching you punch your time card.

— 306-946-3991 —13tfc AUTO Show and Shine, Sat. able at Manitou Beach vil- If you are born in the prairies they hold you forever. 0\6XGRNXJuly 27. www.watrousfunrun. lage ofﬁ ce or at the gazebo Prairie Rose R C M P C H I E A R L WATROUS PHARMACY A L A R O A F P R A U Y O G I V I S C O U N T Phone 306-946-3311 (after hours: 306-946-2836) S P I N N E R U N T I E • Prescriptions • Gift Items • Magazines • Greeting Cards • In-store digital printing • Daily Needs C O T S T Y Q U E E N C R E M A T E Assortment of: E A R R O O W I N • Sandbox Toys • Bubble Toys D R E S S E D I S L E T • Kites • Inflatable Pool Toys P Y X W E E O A K E N M A R Q U I S P R I N C E S S U N D O Enter to win - Green Fee at Manitou Beach Golf Club T E N D P E T I T E M This week's winner: Gordon Janzen Sr. S A G S A C E N O S E 9:00 am - 6:00 pm Mon. to Fri. & 9:00 am - 5:30 pm Sat. THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, JULY 8, 2013 • 19

Soaking up the sun The water at Manitou Beach became an even greater attraction over the July long weekend as sunshine beat down from above. In the hot weather, people splashed into the lake on a perfect afternoon June 30. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM

13072MC00 20 • MONDAY, JULY 8, 2013 • THE WATROUS MANITOU from front page: of Winnipeg and then in the late 1960s CBC started feeding the signal out of Regina. ICONIC STRUCTURE In 1964, the Cold War threat had CBC create a fallout shelter and put a standy transmitter sites have people like himself diesel generator in the building, along with who monitor them. “I just happened to be a 10,000 gallon underground fuel reserve. really interested in it and it just worked Kornelsen said the generator and trans- out really good for me with my electrical mitter controls were all duplicated in the and HAM radio background.” There have shelter so technicians could broadcast 24 also been times when Kornelsen has been hours. Floodlights and armed guards were called out for minor repairs like changing also on site to protect the tower’s base from fuses or resetting a blown breaker. being destroyed. “If something happens to trip a break- While nothing ever came out of that er, if I can go in there and reset it, it saves situation, it was the storm in 1976 packing (CBC crews) a trip and it gets them back 160 km/hr winds that dropped the tower. on the air an hour sooner than if they had Kornelsen said the porcelain insulator on to come out.” which the tower sat started vibrating and Just how important is the transmitter shattered. The tower drove into the ground located just east of Watrous? Kornelsen about eight feet because of the weight and said if it were to go down, there would the wires lost tension, causing the tower to be no signal and the station broadcasting fall. That was the only time the station was across the airwaves would be silent. off air for more than a few hours. Modern before its time “This is a class one transmitter and it is The two and one-half foot wide current Built in the 1930s, the interior of the CBK building who used to broadcast over the airwaves in the very important that it always be operating. tower that replaced a temporary 300 foot east of Watrous has a unique look about it. Those building were surrounded by architectural glory. That is why they have two transmitters in tall one used after the storm is narrower –– Daniel Bushman/TWM the building so that if there is a problem than the six and one-half foot wide origin- Cafe was at Manitou Beach earlier this with one it will automatically switch to the al. However, the fi rst and current towers year and made some time to tour the place. other.” are both the same height at 465 feet. Kornelsen said it was a neat experience Regarding the class one transmitter Kornelsen said the last few times a broad- for McLean who has over one million lis- category - which is 100,000 to one million cast went out from the building came when teners every weekend. listeners - Kornelsen said the only thing CBC had its national 60th anniversary. The A lot of the items that are in the unique above it is a class zero, which would be other was in 2000 when fear of Y2K was building have since been tagged by the lo- over one million listeners. prevalent. Equipment was set up because it cal Watrous Heritage Centre that will see “There are still a lot of people who listen was a class one transmitter site. Kornelsen them preserved once the organization to 540 radio and they don’t know that this is said one studio was set up with microphones completes its own place in the future. where the signal actually comes from. The and several standby feeds were available as Until those items are removed and even broadcast is from Regina but this is where staff and a technician spent the night. after, Kornelsen said he will continue to the transmitter is actually located.” “Nothing happened, of course, but they live out his passion by monitoring the CBK The CBK radio building, whose programs were prepared.” building and the transmitter site. To check hit the airwaves July 29, 1939, provides 50,000 Since that time, though, the aging build- out pictures of the CBK building and re- watts of radio frequency power. Kornelsen ing has lost some of that nostalgia. live its past visit www.watrousheritage.ca said the area for the facility was picked be- “It is very quiet now with everything in and click on the CBK Radio tab. cause it was central in the province, there the new building. That transition, I guess, was lots of fl at land, and even the minerals is part of progress. At least the building is in the ground that are also found in Little still here,” said Kornelsen. “I kind of have Lake Manitou have been rumoured to aid in a feeling that it is going to be here a long the conductivity for the signal. time yet because the cost to tear down a Because the fi rst transmitter was water building like this is (enormous).” cooled, CBK was the only place licensed to A cut-over to the new transmitter facil- operate a still to purify the water before ity came Mar. 17, 2007 when the transmit- being circulated through the conductive- ters were moved a handful of yards north. sensitive tubes. The base of the current Kornelsen said they had to stage it by mov- 465 foot transmitter tower has 120 wires ing one transmitter to the building and buried in the ground that span 500 feet getting it operational. out to create a ground plane. That fi gures “When it was ready to go, they could do an out to 11 or 12 miles of cable that look like overnight shutdown and get the feed line into spokes of a bicycle. Kornelsen said it is es- the new building and then start transmitting. timated that to equal the coverage of the They were only off air from just after mid- CBK, a radio station in eastern Canada night to 5:30 a.m. the next morning.” would have to be four times the power. Crews then disassembled the other The map of Canada on the fl oor is the big- transmitter and moved it across. It took gest draw to this place, according to Kornel- about a month because of an overhaul to sen. “Every radio station that was on the air make sure it was ready to go. in 1939 when the place opened is marked with Kornelsen said aside from that move a little black triangle. CBK is right smack in and the odd storm that has him visiting the middle of Saskatchewan.” the site, there have not been a whole lot of NEW T6 SERIES TRACTORS: Studios from which the announcers changes since he became monitor in 1993. broadcast, suites, a lounging area, storage He continues to get requests to tour the TAILOR-BUILD YOUR PERFECT rooms, a washroom and other areas are all facility and while they are “more than I contained in the building. The on-air staff can accommodate,” Kornelsen recently COMBINATION were employed in the community with had the opportunity to show the place to New Holland T6 Series tractors are a natural fi t wherever hard work is done. CBC English and French beaming out of CBC’s Stuart McLean. McLean who is the Every model features a clean-running engine with ECOBlue™ SCR technology that Watrous. Eventually the signal was fed out host of CBC’s Radio program the Vinyl delivers a minimum 10% fuel savings*. 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Watrous New Holland HWY #2 South Box 729 Watrous, Watrous New Holland S0K 4T0 (306) 946-3301 Surveying the situation www.watrousnewholland.com Transmitter site monitor for the Canadian mitters. Both transmitters on site were moved Broadcasting Corporation’s CBK building east of from the original building just north to a new facil- Watrous, Dwight Kornelsen grabs a checklist and ity and currently broadcast programs from Regina *When compared to New Holland T6000 Series (Tier 3) tractors. © 2012 CNH America LLC. New Holland is a registered trademark of CNH America LLC. takes a glance at the readings of one of the trans- over the radio on 540 AM. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM