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Holiday/ deadline Part of the schedules Christmas issue: green wave Monday, Dec. 14 Winston High School Regular issue: students and staff give Monday, Dec. 21 a big shout out to the Saskatchewan Open: Dec. 21 - 23 Roughriders after the Closed: Dec. 24 - 27 team’s win against Open: Dec. 28 - 29 Calgary in western (no paper Monday) fi nals. Clothing, fl ags, signs and other green Deadline: Monday, and white paraphenalia Dec. 28 at noon have decorated Closed: Dec. 30 - Jan. 3 homes, businesses and cars during the Regular issue: last week, as devoted Monday, Jan. 4 fans put their support behind the 2009 Grey Cup contenders. –– photo submitted INSIDE by Lee Bells, WHS pg 2 • Manitou Beach PIER gets feet wet Councils work council report

• WHS news By Daniel Bushman tive offi cer and brings diverse in- TWM dustry sector and entrepreneur- towards EDO pg 3 The region’s economic activity ial experience. The immediate appears to be a bright spot with priorities, according to Waterer, Singers, artists some innovative ideas for growth are establishing partnerships be- ❑ Marketing consortium created big part of Watrous in and around Watrous. A transi- tween industry and communities and area community tion board for the Prairie Innova- to address housing and labour By Daniel Bushman tion Enterprise Region made a shortages. TWM stop in Watrous Nov. 25, talking Waterer talked about the sig- Since there was not a huge changing of the guard for Watrous pg 4 with the business community nifi cance of going from commun- town council as a result of the election process back in October, Test your knowledge; about opportunities for future ity to community. “This is getting council has continued to move forward with business as usual. I did (and it projects and their potential. the board familiar with different New member of council John Gunderson joined the fold, re- Back on April, 1, two former communities in the region and placing the outgoing Phil Benson who decided not to run again. wasn’t pretty) REDAs, Long Lake and Carlton putting us in contact with some Gunderson teamed up with mayor Ed Collins and councillors Ralph Trail, merged to form the Prairie of the community members and Eliasson, Pat Isherwood-Thomas, Jody Lewis, Neil McDonald and pg 6 - 7 Innovation Enterprise Region. the business leaders.” Elwin Beeler to serve for the next three-year term. The now functioning group is A business plan has been cre- Because they have been able to proceed without any wrinkles, • Focus on football: part of the provincial govern- ated and staff has been put in with the help of Manitou Beach and the Rural Municipality of Mor- The Point After ment’s plan to have fewer but place, including an economic ris, they are in the process of securing an integral piece to help the • Senior girls: league larger economic development development offi cer, administra- area blossom. regions. The main offi ce was tion assistant and immigration Gunderson and Collins have been appointed as the town’s repre- volleyball champs placed in Humboldt, a new CEO settlement services coordinator, sentatives on the Watrous Manitou Morris Marketing and Economic was found and the board for the who will be busy making con- Development consortium. Mayor Collins said while council ties up a pg 8 22,200 square kilometre, 28 rural tacts throughout the region. few loose ends to wrap up the year, bringing in an economic develop- municipality region was estab- Having people on the board ment offi cer is a high priority for the region. Tax changes in lished. from across the region is of bene- Collins said they have been meeting weekly with Manitou Beach potash meant to level The board of directors is led fi t to everyone and Waterer said and the rural municipality of Morris and are in the preliminary dis- playing fi eld by mayor of Humboldt Malcolm communication with the com- cussion phase. The steering committee is hoping to have something Eaton and includes local resi- munities in the area is import- in place sooner rather than later. “Since the dissolution of REDA, dents Todd Isherwood and Gar- ant. “Our region is quite large there has been a void that we are trying to get fi lled.” The mayor pg 9 net Martin of Watrous. and there is such a difference hopes to see something happen early in the new year. Dance for hope Eaton said, “(We) had a few between the communities and Collins said while teaming up may take a bit longer to get an eco- struggles along the way getting the nature of the industries and nomic development offi cer in place as opposed to just going through rolling but we feel we like we are the different sector belts that run the process alone, he said it is the best way to go. “We have declared pg 10 - 11 making progress. . . There is a lot through. So the issues are differ- this as urgent. We are going through the preliminary budget and we Country connection of exciting things happening in ent, the solutions are different hope to have someone in place. It is something that we need to do and the region in these different com- and we just have to get that con- do it quickly.” munities. People are interested, tact with the communities to put In reference to regular council items, they are “still on board for pg 15 - 19 enthusiastic and energetic about the big picture together.” what we were doing before. We are just preparing fi gures to start Classifi eds, blankets, what they are doing and that is But while the board represents talking budget.” business directory the kind of atmosphere we want a diverse group, Eaton said there Collins also reiterated what town administrator Orrin Redden in our region and in our prov- is still room to improve. “There said in last week’s Watrous Manitou about the future project re- and coming events ince.” garding a new long-term care facility. “We are going at that just the Sylvia Waterer is chief execu- See page 13: PIER VISION same. The government has assured us the funding is still there.”

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Yes, I am still in the real estate business! Manitou Beach Local briefs If you want to sell, Call Del The locals council notes Whist winners at the Senior Centre Thursday, Nov. 19 were: Del Rue, Royal LePage Saskatoon Nov. 18 council meeting ladies fi rst - Grace Allen, 144; 306-242-8221 We have received our construction permit for the new ladies second - Irene Schultz, lagoon. Work is underway and will continue until frozen 136; travelling - Isabelle Langs- [email protected] ground brings it to a halt and then will resume in the ton; men’s fi rst - Alice Wright, spring. 146; men’s second - Grace Council has given fi rst reading to Bylaw No. 12/2009, Anderson, 141; travelling - Alice Sprayed On. Flexible. the Council Procedures Bylaw, and to Bylaw No.13/2009, Wright. Homesteader was

THICKER. BETTER. High School NEWS Winston Slip Resistant. the Business License Bylaw. These bylaws can be re- Dustin HALLBORG Isabelle Langston, nine times at SPRAYED-ON TRUCK BEDLINERS Thick Durable Liner. viewed on the village website or at the village offi ce. Nov. 16 to 20 one table. Prevents Corrosion. Scratch Resistant. Due to the H1N1 fl u potential, administration has pro- Wednesday, Nov. 18, the Kaiser winners at the Senior Wear Resistant. duced a list of people who can manage our sewer and Winston SRC held a bake Centre Monday, Nov. 23 were: Noise & Vibration Insulator. Increases Resale Value. water systems. We felt this was an essential part of en- sale at the ten-minute fi rst - Irene Schultz, 175; second No Loss of Cargo Space. suring that a fl u outbreak will not affect operations. breaks. The proceeds from - Alice Wright, 162; third - Grace Environmentally Friendly. Limited Lifetime Warranty. Pets are welcomed in the village, but we remind the bake sale went to the Allen, 156; fourth - Darryl people that dogs should not be allowed to run at large, Samaritan Purse cam- Findlay, 152. ArmorThane of Watrous and when walking your dog please pick up any doggie-do paign supported by the Anyone interested in rd 110306-1st - 3 Avenue Ave. West, W., WatrousWatrous, SK left behind. CHAOS groups. Winston submitting Watrous local news VISIT US ON-LINE AT WWW.ARMORTHANE.COM ® ArmorThane is a registered trademark of Council welcomed the news that the Rona 2010 MS sent off 21 shoeboxes fi lled can do so by faxing 946-2026 (306)(306) 946-4141946-4141 ArmorThane Coatings Inc. Used under license. Bike Tour will be coming to our community Aug. 21 and with gifts and other useful or emailing watrous.manitou@ 22 next year. Last year 200 cyclists and over 100 volun- items to those in need. sasktel.net Prepare your vehicle teers participated in the event. Cyclists will ride to Young Friday was the last day and back Aug. 21 and to Simpson and back Aug. 22. More that students could pre- for the winter months. information will be available as we approach this event order a yearbook for a Bowling Salt on our roads puts our vehicles next year. discounted rate; now, the Club 55+ at risk for early corrision. price has increased by $5. Nov. 24 Ask our Business Office or Parts Department about Nov. 27 is the last day order LHS: Shirley Martell, 232, the Corrosion Control Module. The module is a The Watrous Manitou: available in your mailbox, online, or both! the 2009/‘10 yearbook. +43 poa quick and easy way to protect areas on our vehicles Friday was also ‘Rider LHT: Helen Herr, 472, +55 poa that conventional products can’t (inside seams, For only $1 a month in addition to your existing paper Pride day. 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Back in a former life, I taught social studies, an area of study that encompasses all sorts of topics such as economics, geography and social relation- ships, but also includes my favourite subject: history - in particular, Canadian history. So it was with relish I under- took to answer the 10 questions she posed, taken from content contained within Canada’s new guide for immigrants seeking a fresh start in our great country: Discover Canada - the Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship. Well, it wasn’t long before I was stumped, four-year university teaching degree and seven years of experience notwithstanding. I managed to remember two of the four freedoms asked for in ques- tion one (okay, that’s not quite true: I saw part of the list when I placed the text on this page). Number two I read incorrectly and answered Aboriginal, English and French (and I give my son heck all the time for not reading through to the end of the question!). Numbers three and four stumped me, although as soon as I read the answer to number four, I remembered the Canada Post commer- cials from a few years back. Number fi ve? Not a clue. And reading the answer didn’t help either. I recognized the psalm, but surely did not know that had anything to do with Tilley’s suggestion. Whoohoo! Got number six without even having to open my wal- let. Number seven was easy - Grey, of course! (Yeah, yeah, I know, pretty lame. I had to read the answer to remember who he was.) And I also knew number eight, but that’s probably one of the easi- “I admit the water may taste a little grungy but at least, for now, we don’t est questions of the bunch. have to come out here every morning and bust the ice off th’ trough. . . ” I thought I nailed number nine. Three, of course - everyone knows a bill goes through three readings before it becomes a law. But the question didn’t ask how many readings, it wanted to know how many steps. There I go not paying attention to the meaning How well do you know Canada’s history? again. My husband always says I only read every second word - maybe he’s right after all! Immigrants who wish to ent. The title was written into And fi nally, number 10. Yes, I somehow dredged from the sludge become Canadian citizens are the constitution and was used in my brain the meaning of Canada’s national motto. I even remem- now required to study from a Neighbourly by offi cially for about 100 years. ber reading or teaching about someone’s wish to change it to: From new text. The federal govern- News Peg Hasein 6. Sir Wilfred Laurier who sea to sea to sea, in order to recognize Canada’s north. ment recently unveiled the was the fi rst French-Canadian But what an education it was to realize, even though I took guide titled Discover Canada: prime minister and was instru- countless history courses in university and taught seven years the Rights and Responsibil- mental in populating the west. worth of Gr. 7 to 12 social studies classes, the simplest facts of Can- ities of Citizenship. There The railway made it possible ada’s glorious past could so quickly escape me. And this is informa- are some who feel the guide for 170,000 Ukrainians, 115,000 tion I fi nd really interesting, and quite love to read about. should be available to school Poles and immigrants from It appears I could use a little studying myself about the rights children across the country. Germany, France, Norway, and and responsibilities of citizenship. Maybe then I could call myself a Test your knowledge. Sweden to settle in the west be- proud Canadian - and know the facts to back it up. 1. Name one of the four free- fore 1914, thus developing our doms which date back to the present day agricultural base. Magna Carta signed in 1215. 7. Lord Grey, the governor the 2. Name one of the three dis- general, in 1909. tinct groups referred to in the 8. Fleming invented the world- Watrous Manitou term Aboriginal peoples. wide system of standard time two communities . . . one source for news 3. Who was the fi rst person to zones. The Watrous Manitou draw a map of Canada’s East 9. The legislative process 309 Main Street • Box 100, Watrous, Saskatchewan S0K 4T0 Coast? includes seven steps: step Phone: (306) 946-3343 • Fax (306) 946-2026 4. What does “Canada” mean? one, fi rst reading - the bill is Email:[email protected] • Website: www.thewatrousmanitou.ca 5. Sir Leonard Tilley sug- considered read for the fi rst gested the term Dominion of time and is printed. Step two, Canada. Where did he come Aboriginal people who are not second reading - members up with this? Inuit or Métis); Inuit (live in debate the bill’s principle. Step 6. Whose picture is on the $5 small, scattered communities three, committee stage - com- Member SWNA Member CCNA bill? across the Arctic); Métis (a dis- mittee members study the bill Published Monday 48 issues per year 7. Canadian football teams tinct people of mixed Aboriginal clause by clause. Step four, Editorial Policy: The opinions expressed on these pages may not be those compete for the Grey Cup and European ancestry). report stage - members can of The Watrous Manitou. We reserve the right to edit commentaries or letters every November. Who donated 3. John Cabot. make other amendments. Step to the editor for libel and slander as well as grammar, spelling and length. the cup? 4. Jacques Cartier heard two fi ve, third reading - members 8. What invention did Sir captured guides debate and vote All letters must include a name, address and phone number for verifi cation Sandford Fleming contribute speak the Iroquoi- Tilley was inspired on the bill. Step purposes. No article, or part thereof, which belongs to The Watrous Manitou to Canada? an word kanata by Psalm 72 six, senate - the may be reprinted without permission. 9. How many steps before a which means bill follows a bill becomes law? village. By the in the Bible, similar process Publications Mail Registration No. 40787091 PAP Registration No. 10712 10. What does A Mari Usque 1550s the name of which refers to in the senate. We acknowledge the fi nancial support Ad Mare, Canada’s national Canada began ap- Step seven, Royal of the Government of Canada, motto mean? pearing on maps. “dominion from Assent - the bill through the Publications Assistance Program towards our mailing costs. Answers 5. Tilley was in- sea to sea and from receives Royal S0 postal codes $28* • On-line $28* • Canada $36* 1. Freedom of conscience and spired by Psalm 72 the river to the Assent after Single copy $1* • USA $135 • Overseas $175 religion; freedom of thought, in the Bible, which being passed by (* Prices include GST and are subject to change without notice.) belief, opinion and expression, refers to “dominion ends of the earth.” both houses. including freedom of speech from sea to sea and 10. The term is Robin and Nicole Lay, publishers and editors and of the press; freedom of from the river to the ends of the Latin and means from sea to Daniel Bushman, reporter/photographer peaceful assembly and free- earth.” This phrase embodied sea. Melanie Gunderson, customer service dom of association. the vision of building a power- How well did you do? An- Laurie Regier, typesetter/production 2. Today, the term Aboriginal ful, united, wealthy and free swer honestly - no fair peeking Founded in 1933 by J.A. McGowan peoples refers to: Indian (all country that spanned a contin- at the answers. THE WATROUS MANITOU MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2009 • 5 How ta look at the news Spiritual refl ections by Gene Hauta down for a meal she would ignore the food by Pastor Colette Baker, All Nippon Airways is asking passen- and eat the cutlery,” said one medic. She Lanigan-Watrous Lutheran Parish gers to please use the washroom before survived the surgery and is responding getting on board. ANA says empty bladders well to treatment for her obsession. As daylight wanes about “what should I say, these celebrations? Would mean lighter passengers, and it hopes the In Ahmedabad District, India, Ramveer drawing us ever closer to what should I do”. Even less for you and yours be fuel saved will lead to a fi ve-tonne reduc- Singh Baghel, 35, sliced off his tongue as the winter solstice we see we can bring comfort and more? Be light to the world tion in carbon emissions every month. an offering to the goddess Amba. His sacri- stores and homes aglow warmth. Do not hide your by setting a new standard Children in Ireland are being asked to fi ce made him an instant deity in the local with light. Strings of spar- light. “You are the light of of celebration, one that is bring their own toilet paper to school to temple; in fact, it even delayed his trip to kling lights, banks of glow- the world. A city built on simple enough and small save the districts money. “Remember the the hospital. Two weeks later, in a village ing candles, it is as if with a hill cannot be hidden.” enough that everyone can old days when being asked by another stu- in Bargarh District, India, a 19-year-old a large enough display we (Matthew 5:15) participate fully. dent if they could borrow some paper had woman cut out her tongue, hoping, she can hold back the coming As daylight wanes many Twinkling strings of a whole different meaning?” reminisced said, that the Shiva temple’s resident god- darkness. people fi nd themselves fac- lights, the warm glow of Jim Barach. dess would interfere with her arranged We crave light and that ing a deeper darkness as candles, these can guide The Sheriff in Broward County (Fla.) marriage and let her marry someone is a good thing. Light pro- the world around them our way home. There is is looking for the man who robbed a Citi closer to her age. vides safe passage, it guides gears up for celebration. nothing so welcoming as a Trends store. The surveillance video shows There was a tragic drive-by shooting us on our way and lets us At this time of year we porch light shining to greet the man removing his mask, but trying to in Appleton, Wis. Andrew J. Burwitz, 20, see the world around us. are fl ooded with the mes- you as you arrive home in shield his face with his hands. The video wanted to spray the home of his ex-girl- Light lets us see even the sages of merriment and joy. the darkness. As we put up makes him appear to be playing peek-a- friend’s family with bullets, but forgot to darkness. For those struggling with our decorations, light our boo. roll down his window. The shot-out window Jesus Christ is the light depression or illness or candles and leave porch David Perticone, 46, was arrested in helped the police to identify him. He was of the world. In many bap- grief these can be very dark lights on in the deepen- Severn, Md., for stealing about $25,000 charged with four counts of fi rst-degree tismal rites a candle is days. Stand with them. ing days of winter let us worth of items from a neighbour’s house reckless endangerment, four counts of presented with the words, Make time. Listen to them. shine our light - the light just down the block. The woman discov- endangering safety by reckless use of a “Let your light so shine Hear their pain and their of the world, Jesus Christ, ered the items up for sale at a yard sale in fi rearm, disorderly conduct and criminal before others that they may darkness and your loving as a welcome to all. Let Perticone’s front yard. damage to property. see your good works and presence will be light to your light shine through Texas child agency caseworkers had as- In downtown Longview, Wash., a 23- give glory to your Father them. simplicity and generosity, signed a low priority status to a situation, year-old man held up a sign offering to be in Heaven.” (Matthew 5:16 As we join the crowds in through listening and car- meaning that it was a non-immediate risk. kicked in the groin for $5. He made one sale NRSV) stores and malls we are del- ing. Bring light to the dark- A home visit in Arlington clearly showed before police stepped in. As the children of God uged with enticing displays ness as you let your light so that a violent, long-troubled mother rou- In Wintersville, Ohio, a seven-year-old we are to shine, we are to of ‘must-have’ goodies for shine before others. tinely left three children, ages six, fi ve and boy playing football in the back yard was be light for others. We are gift giving and parties. The upbeat words of one home alone all day while she was at tackled by a deer. Brandon Hiles says the to see the darkness of the For those who cannot af- a popular camp song say work. In September (four months later), ball rolled into the woods and a buck ran at world and bring the light of ford the trappings of the everything we need to hear the one-year-old was found dead. him and fl ipped him with its antlers, leav- Christ into the darkness. season this can be a very - “This little light of mine, Malcolm Darby, 70, awoke ing bruises and a gash. His Light is comforting, dark time. Let your light I’m gonna let it shine - let from surgery following a In Wintersville, Ohio, friend, Wyatt Pugh, beat the there is a warmth that ex- shine by fi rst considering it shine, let it shine, let it stroke in Oakham, England, a seven-year-old deer with a stick to make it udes from the glow of even your own celebrations. Do shine.” last year to fi nd that he had go away. A police spokes- the tiniest of lights, the they truly refl ect Jesus, the What a gift we have been near-perfect vision. This boy playing football man thinks the boy inad- smallest fl ickering candle. light of the world for whose given to be light to one was great since he had worn in the back yard was vertently got between two That is us - with our fl icker- coming, and for whose com- another. What a gift we are glasses since age two, but he tackled by a deer. bucks who were already in ing faith and uncertainty ing again, we are preparing when we so shine. later discovered that he no a confl ict. longer spoke or understood Brandon Hiles says Catherine Stotts, 62, was French. the ball rolled into speeding down a blocked- President Obama has off road construction lane admitted he was surprised the woods and a near Willits, Calif., when to learn he had won the buck ran at him she struck a highway work- Nobel Peace Prize and felt and fl ipped him er. In Saskatchewan, that is (quite rightly, according to major legal trouble, even many people) that he had with its antlers, without hitting the man. done nothing to earn it. leaving bruises In California, Stotts com- “That’s how nervous the plained about receiving world is about the U.S.,” and a gash. His a traffic citation, telling opined Argus Hamilton. friend, Wyatt Pugh, offi cers that the man could “They will hand us a peace beat the deer have jumped out of the way prize just for doing nothing faster. The man was hos- for nine months, the same with a stick to pitalized but not seriously way Northern Europe used make it go away. hurt. to thank God whenever the A 60-year-old man has Vikings would stay home all A police spokesman been convicted of groping a summer.” thinks the boy woman in a Minnie Mouse A male Swedish college inadvertently got costume at Walt Disney student, Ragnar Bengtsson, World in Orlando. John 26, has begun pumping his between two bucks William Moyer of Cres- breasts every three hours who were already sona, Pa., told the judge in a 90-day experiment to he is innocent and his son see if he can produce milk. in a confl ict. said before sentencing that If he succeeds, it might his father would never in- allow fathers to get closer to their infant appropriately touch a woman. He was children. A professor of endocrinology convicted of misdemeanour battery and said that male lactation without hormone sentenced to write the victim an apology, treatment might produce “a drop or two,” serve 180 days probation and complete 50 but suggested that men instead consider hours of community service. Moyer must offering their breasts to babies as a mat- also pay $1,000 in court costs and possibly ter of comfort and warmth, rather than undergo a mental evaluation. The victim as food. says she had to do everything possible to Arnold Schwarzenegger said he would keep Moyer’s hands off her breasts. take swift action on his wife, Maria, who As unbelievable as this sounds, a priest drove while using her hand-held cell in South Florida is fi ghting a stripper for phone. “For those of you who aren’t mar- custody of their child. David Dueppen, ried,” wrote Alex Kaseberg, “when a man who joined the priesthood in 1999, has had says swift action against his wife that an on-again, off-again relationship with means saying; ‘Honey, will you please stop Beatrice Hernandez after meeting her in that? No? Okay, fi ne.’” a strip club seven years ago. The case is in The cheap-drink Tuesday night special family court. at the Attic bar in Newcastle, England, Humiston Park Beach in Indian River was a strange promotion. The prize was County, Fla. had to shut down for several a money-back guarantee at the end of the hours as workers cleaned up a mile-long night to anyone who could still legally stretch of manatee poop, covering the drive (measured by the bar’s breathalyzer), beach. “We did a feel and smell test, with the evening’s most-alcohol-saturated and based on the description we gave to customer drinking free the following week. Florida Fish and Wildlife, they told us it Fortunately, the city council convinced the was manatee droppings,” environmental bar it was a bad idea. health specialist Charles Vogt said. “I’ve Surgeons in Rotterdam, Holland, re- never followed a manatee closely enough moved 78 forks and spoons from Margaret to know otherwise.” Migrating manatees Daalmans’ stomach after she came to hos- eat up to 100 pounds of sea grass in a day, pital complaining of stomach pains. “She but their droppings rarely reach shore. seems to have been suffering from some Until next time . . . keep reading between sort of obsession and every time she sat the lines . . . 6 • MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2009 THE WATROUS MANITOU Sports and Recreation

THE POINT The Saskatchewan

AFTER Roughriders have sure proved people wrong this ‘Hawks get tangled up season. Regardless of the outcome from the Grey By Daniel Bushman fi ve for LeRoy and two for were able to connect on Braves regained the lead Cup against Montreal, I TWM Watrous, it was not until one of them. at the 11:54 mark as Devin think if you ask virtually After taking the fi rst the middle frame that the On the powerplay, Pat Moore tallied from Tren- anyone besides the ‘Riders game of the season, the puck started to make its Ullyott took a pass from ton Moore and Bararuk. themselves, not one would Watrous Winterhawks way into the nets. Brad Harding and made LeRoy was able to hang say they thought Sas- dropped the next two LeRoy was fi rst to make no mistake, getting the on and fi nish the game in katchewan would fi nish heading into weekend a mark at 11:51. Kelly away team on the board the win column with a 3-2 fi rst in the west and go to play. Bararuk took a feed from with 2:16 to go. advantage. the 97th Grey Cup game. The Winterhawks, who Trenton Moore and con- The ‘Hawks were not With the loss, Watrous If you did, wow, good on took out Strasbourg 3-2 nected for the home team done there as Harding had a 1-2 record and faced you! before falling to David- to take the lead. notched one of his own the Drake Canucks at Last week was a great son 6-4, hit the road for Then, less than two with the period coming to home Saturday. one after the ‘Rider west their fi rst away contest. minutes later the Braves a close. The Watrous prod- Other scores from fi nal victory. Although the fi rst quarter of that game The ‘Hawks took on the added to their lead as Reed uct found the twine after around the league for was slow, the team led by Darian Durant came to life defending league cham- McGrath notched his fi rst a dish from Ullyott and Nov. 20 had Lanigan over soon after and had the 30,000 plus fans at Mosaic cheer- pions, the LeRoy Braves. of the game from Devin Paul Hurd to tie the game Strasbourg 7-1. Nov. 21 ing wildly. That game and the atmosphere at Mosaic Both teams have had Reinhardt and Bryce at two. results had Drake defeat- was unreal. Being there, the crowd noise was intense, their fair share of chan- Moore to make it 2-0. With the teams dead- ing Strasbourg 11-4 and so much so we could not hear the offi cial or the public ges during the offseason The Braves took two locked, Watrous was Nokomis edging David- address announcer through most of the contest. and while teams took pen- penalties in period two sent to the box, and with son 8-5. Then Nov. 24 had If you were at the game, you will understand just alties in the fi rst period, and the Winterhawks the man advantage, the Drake shutout LeRoy 4-0. how incredible the place was and also how long it took to get out of the city. Traffi c moved at a snail’s pace and even after a pit stop for supper, it still took time to leave Regina. But people were pumped, walking down the streets giving high-fi ves to others in vehicles, not to mention all of the horns honking. A bounty of chances I had the chance to meet CFL commissioner Mark Cohon at the ‘Riders Store at Mosaic. Cohon is a down-to-earth person and was really excited to be able to watch the game. Cohon, in my opinion, has really turned the CFL around and is doing some good things with the league. Moving from the game there was the whole pre- Grey Cup week preparations that the team had to go through: from interviews with the media and practices, to coaches’ press conferences and even claiming stalls in the locker room. Leading up to the west fi nal, defensive back for the ‘Riders Tad Kornegay and Calgary wide receiver Nik Lewis were beaking each other through twitter. After winning the west fi nal Kornegay said Monday, “I’m go- ing to personally ask for Nik Lewis’ locker when we get into the Stamps’ locker room on Tuesday.” In fact, Kornegay’s request was met and CFLca The Watrous midget hockey reported on twitter that he was issued the cubicle. I team took on the Lanigan Pirate myself have gotten into the twitter craze and retweeted midget squad Nov. 23 in town. the report. For those unfamiliar with twitter, retweet- This was the team’s third game ing basically means copying and pasting the statement of the season, with the club to my own twitter account. taking the contest by a tally of Well, Lewis, who is nikel18 on twitter, replied to 2-1. The team then travelled the retweet two others and I posted, saying, “I hope he to Drake Nov. 27. keeps it cleaner than I did during the season, but it is -TWM photos by Daniel Bushman cool because I will never use it again.” The two CFL players said they decided to have the friendly exchanges leading up to the west fi nal for the fans and Kornegay was quoted in the Star Phoenix Nov. 25 as saying, “He’s a great player and I respect him to the utmost. He can play on any of my teams, anytime.” Moving from footballs and fi eld goals to skates and Taking centre court; WHS basketball slapshots: with almost a handful of games under their By Daniel Bushman Manson said they have about eight players on the belts, the Watrous Winterhawks look to hit the ice three TWM team but would “like to have more come out.” times this week to start the month of December. This year’s Winston High School senior boys and jun- So far, the team has dusted off their sneakers and The ‘Hawks fi rst three games of the season had them ior boys basketball teams will be shooting for some wins hit the hard court for practices about three mornings a off to a 1-2 start. The biggest surprise this season, in and looking to improve from previous seasons by mak- week. my opinion, is the hot start by the Nokomis Chiefs. Last ing their mark against opponents. Manson did not say how skilled the team is this sea- year the Chiefs struggled throughout the season but to Senior boys son, but fi rst wants to see how they match up against start the new year, they have posted a 3-1 record early While there are some new faces on the court, there is others before defi ning where they are at. on. also one manning the bench for this year’s senior boys He did set a goal or two, saying at this point they “just To the NHL and, okay, I have to give props to the team. want to be competitive, then re-evaluate” as the season Maple Leafs. After winning, yes winning, in a shootout Former Winston High basketball player and student progresses. against Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals, the Leafs took Lane Manson grabbed the clipboard and whistle for his Junior boys on the Islanders last Monday night. While they did lose fi rst stint at coaching. The junior boys basketball team is also preparing for the game in the end, the squad put up an amazing 61 The new coach will be joined in part by teacher Barry the season, led by coach Doug Thomas. Thomas said they shots. Yes, that was the Leafs putting up more than 60 Croshaw and a couple of former hoops players, Ole An- have held a couple of practices so far to start the year. shots and not allowing more than 60 shots! You can not derson and Chas Potter who will lend a hand when they The squad has a game in Clavet this week to kick fault them for at least getting the puck on net and it was can. things off but so far no tournaments have been sched- a tough game-winning goal by the Islanders to stop. Manson hopes the program will get the recognition it uled. Thomas is also waiting for the schedule from Hor- With December here this week, that means Canada’s deserves after going to Hoopla several years ago. “The izon School Division, which will be up in the next week mens Olympic hockey team will be announced later program has been a little neglected and it has not been a or two. this month. Who do you think they should have on it? top priority. We just want to have a good year.” The contingent of about 16 players is mostly made up My vote for captain this year has to go to Jarome Iginla, Manson said being successful to him means having of Gr. 9 students, of which he has seven returnees from who has been on the team since the gold medal win in the players get the most out of it. last year. Thomas feels their experience and physical 2002 and has been a big contributor on the team. “I just want to give the kids a chance to do as well as growth will help a lot. While curling is already underway in Watrous, the they can.” The junior boys coach, who was also holding the clip- Roar of the Rings will hit the ice in Edmonton Dec. 6. Stemming from that philosophy, Manson has already board last year said the goals for this year are to promote The trials determine who will represent the country at booked fi ve tournaments, including one this weekend in participation, improve skill level and have fun. Thomas the Olympics. Foam Lake. A home tournament has also been slated for mentioned it would also be nice to take league. A few Saskatchewan teams will be crouching in the February and Manson has been busy lining up exhib- This year’s roster includes Gr. 9 students Levi Thoner, hack and looking for a sweep to the fi nals. On the mens ition games with a potential game set for the middle of Colby McGregor, Thomas Beauparlant, Ethan Van Vaals, side, the Davidson rink of Pat Simmons will be up this week. Marcus Driediger, Jesse Mattson, Curtis Dunham, Tris- The fi rst-year coach would like to have the squad play ten Normandeau, Charlie Clark and Keith Rintoul, and con’t on page 7; see more games to get a fl ow and an idea about the game it- Gr. 8 rookies Ryley Woiden, Dylan Snell, Konnor Teney- THE POINT AFTER self. cke, Landon Laird, Kalen Huber and Kody Giesbrecht. THE WATROUS MANITOU MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2009 • 7

con’t from page 6; fi nal. “It is going to be a great showdown.” For me, I am pulling for Simmons to take top spot, DON’T FORGET TO COLLECT YOUR $1 VOUCHERS! THE POINT AFTER although I could see the Stoughton rink coming in against teams including Howard, Martin, Koe, Ferbey, under the radar and taking on Kevin Martin’s rink in Stoughton, Gunnlaugson and Middaugh. the fi nal. TOWARDS On the women’s side, representing Saskatchewan is On the women’s side, I would have to agree with A Stefanie Lawton’s team out of Saskatoon and Amber Hawkes and say Lawton versus Jones with winner tak- 2 FREEFREEFREE WEEKS Holland’s rink from Regina. The two squads will face ing it all. LEFT TO BUTTER the likes of Jones, Kleibrink, Bernard, Webster, Scott Regardless of the outcome, for curling fans the event BASTED TURKEYTURKEY and McCarville. will be a very intense and competitive one. COLLECT! YOUNG TURKEYTURKEYTURKEY My curling guru Cory Hawkes is picking Howard Let me know what you think and send me an email at Prices effective from Saturday, November 28 versus Martin in the men’s fi nal. “As much as that hurts [email protected]. until closing Friday, December 4, 2009 me,” he said. That is all for now . . . stay classy and stick to the On the women’s side he calls a Jones versus Lawton point! Beautiful Gorgeous Amazing Fresh Cut Christmas TreesTreesTrees Are here! Pick yours out today! Teddy’s Choice CokeCokeCoke Mega Diapers soft drinks sizes 1-6, 40-48’s 12 x 355mL 222 $$$ 999...999999 888 Clover Leaf Real Canadian Natural Spring Light Tuna waterwaterwater flaked or chunk in water 12 x 500mL 666 $$$444 222 $$$333 44 33We Get Ready For love the holidays Christmas too! We carry Champion smiles • Bulk Christmas Candy • Box Chocolates • Chinese Oranges The WInston Wildcats senior girls volleyball team was middle - Janelle Regier, Brett Anderson, Kara Fidelack, • Gift Wrap beaming after capturing the division title in Imperial Mon- Kelsi Toews, Alex Cote, Kora Hayter, Brittany Holmes; • Mixed Nuts day, Nov. 16. Back - Brett Burgess, Mackenzie Mason, front - Kelsey Teneycke, Megan Koolen; missing - Tene- • Christmas Lights • Gifts & Toys Brittany Axman, Logan Roney, coach Kristen Callbeck; sha Paproski and Rebecca Stein. largelargelarge Hothouse –– photo submitted by Laurie Regier, Watrous cantaloupes tomatoes Serving up provincial volleyball fresh, no. 1 grade on the vine

By Daniel Bushman for provincial champion- fast fi nished at 4-0, while In playoffs, Clavet took ... each ... lb TWM ships Nov. 20 and 21. In Colonsay was 0-4. on Martensville and after 111969696 979797 Gyms in schools from pool A, Holdfast and Co- In the playoffs, Holdfast losing the fi rst game 22-25, Red or Russet Chinese Mandarin across the province were lonsay were local teams faced Loreburn, but could they rebounded and won packed during the past in the event. Colonsay lost not manage to keep their big 25-10 and 25-12. The few weekends as volleyball their opener to Maryfi eld winning streak alive, los- team then played Dalmeny potatoespotatoespotatoes orangesorangesoranges playoffs have been tak- two games to one. They ing 25-23 and 26-24 in a very and took two straight fresh product of Canada fresh ing place. Some of the lo- took the fi rst 25-21 but fell close set. While Loreburn games 25-15 and 25-22 to cal teams competing have 25-19 and 25-13 to drop the would eventually go on to capture top spot and move advanced throughout the match. win provincial gold, Hold- on to provincials. events and have reached They then played Engle- fast took on Saskatoon The team, which also the provincial rounds. feld and fell 25-9 and 25-16. CCA for bronze and had no hosted provincials Nov. 20 ... 20lb ... .. bag .. lb In 1A boys volleyball In their third game, Colon- problems, winning 25-14 to 21, was slotted into pool 555888888 767676 north regionals pool A in say saw Holdfast and just and 25-17. B and faced Humboldt in McCain’sMcCain’sMcCain’s no namenameno Perdue, Allan took to the could not muster enough In 2A boys, Viscount their fi rst contest. After court Nov. 21. The squad offence, losing 25-9 and hit the court Nov. 20 and 21 capitalizing on some nice Superfries chicken wings beat Glaslyn 25-16 and 25-16 25-6. In their fi nal match against Saskatoon Chris- hits, Clavet won their fi rst selected varieties frozen 750/900g fully cooked frozen 907g to move to 1-0. In their next Colonsay played Pierce- tian, Fox Valley and David- game 25-17. In the second contest they faced Perdue land but like the previous son in the west regionals. game though, it was Hum- and beat the home team 25- three games, the team fell Viscount faced Fox Valley boldt with the edge, win- 222 19 and 25-14. In the north 25-23 in a tight battle and in their opener but lost ning 25-22. In the decider, $$$ regional championships, then 25-23 in another nail 25-9 and 25-11. In their Clavet led the entire game, ... Allan faced Edam in the biter. next matchup they took on getting up to 20-7 at one 555 101010..989898 fi rst playoff round, beat- Meanwhile, Holdfast Saskatoon Christian and point before taking the sirloin tip whole pork ing them 25-16 and 25-21 to took on Englefeld and although the games were fi nal competition 25-14. move to the fi nals against edged them 25-22 in the tighter, they fell 25-15 and In their next set Clavet Borden. In the fi nals, Al- opening game. However, 25-19. In the fi nal contest faced Delisle and won both oven roast spare ribs lan continued their dom- Englefeld won game two 25- the team was pitted against games 25-13 and 25-20 to boneless cut from Canada AA Beef inance and captured the 21 before Holdfast turned Davidson. However, they improve to 2-0. However, championship, beating on the heat in the third, lost 25-17 and 25-19 to fi nish in the third match up they Borden 25-16 and 25-22. winning 25-10. In the next with an 0-3 record. played Moose Jaw Vanier Allan moved on to the set, Holdfast faced Pierce- In 4A girls, Clavet trav- and lost a tight game 29-27 provincial championship, land and won 25-19 and 25- elled to Dalmeny for the and then again 25-20. In the ... lb ... lb which was held in Ogema 18 before moving on to beat north regional champion- fi nal series, Clavet played 333494949 111999999 and Yellow Grass Nov. 27 Colonsay in their third ship Nov. 14. They faced Lumsden and after some LANIGAN • WATROUS and 28. Allan was in a pool match. In Holdfast’s fi nal Delisle in their fi rst set, great blocking, hitting and with Ponteix, Mossbank, set they took on Maryfi eld beating them two straight. defence, they fell short Bellevue and Annaheim. and swept them 25-16 and Clavet then defeated Unity 25-19 and 25-18 to end the In 1A girls, Allan and 25-17. to go 2-0 in round-robin round robin 2-2, just out of Colonsay were the venues After round-robin, Hold- play. playoffs. 8 • MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2009 THE WATROUS MANITOU Business and Agriculture Tax changes in potash industry

By Daniel Bushman that over the long term the province will TWM maintain an appropriate share of the rev- There have been some changes to the enues from new potash mines and mine province’s potash production tax and expansions.” Saskatchewan’s government is ensuring The tax fl oor potash producers are that it is fair. subject to is equal to 35 per cent of their The changes make for a level playing total sales come Jan. 1. The tax fl oor will fi eld for both potash producers and new help to ensure that regardless of growth, companies coming into the province’s in- a base level of sales for all producers is dustry. Starting Jan. 1, 2010, the changes subject to profi t tax, which makes sure will establish a tax base for new industry that the province’s taxpayer will get a entrants as well as a tax fl oor for all pot- fair and appropriate payment for the re- ash producers. source. Making space Essentially, a new company entering The changes the government is imple- What looked like an excavation for dino- The future 6,000 square foot building is Saskatchewan beginning Jan. 1 will be menting are a result of a consequence of saur bones at Watrous Home Hardware for retail and storage space and will be assigned a tax base equal to 75 per cent of an earlier policy decision. The govern- Building Centre was actually the start of operational by March. its sales up to a total of one million tonnes ment squashed the profi t tax in August an expansion to the existing building. -TWM photo by Daniel Bushman of potassium oxide. When that level of 2003, on new potash sales above average sales is attained, the company then can sales levels from 2001 and ‘02. Potash pro- expand its sales without increasing its ducers could then reduce their effective Harvest virtually fi nished taxable tonnes. That will provide the profi t tax rates by expanding their sales company with similar treatment to that beyond their 2001-‘02 production levels. By Daniel Bushman just a little ways to go with Canola sits 95 per cent afforded existing producers in 2003. While the latest announcement has TWM a provincial average of 99 complete in the two north- Energy and Resources Minister Bill had mixed reviews, Boyd said if the chan- What looked like a per cent done. ern regions. Boyd said, “These changes ensure that ges were not made, a new entrant would prolonged ending to this In the southern and Oats are 95 per cent new entrants to our potash industry do have had basically a zero per cent profi t year’s harvest has, for west-central areas, har- wrapped up in the north- not receive an unfair competitive advan- tax rate because all of its production some, turned into one of vest is almost totally east and 93 per cent done tage over our existing producers. As well, would have been more than its non-exist- the best crop years on rec- wrapped up. The north- in the northwest. the establishment of a tax fl oor means ent 2001-‘02 production levels. ord. Thanks to a beautiful western region is 97 per Sunfl owers, which are November, many farmers cent done and the north- usually the last crop to be are close to completing eastern is 95 per cent harvested have reached harvest operations as op- complete, although some 25 per cent completion. posed to October when it fl ax, oats and canola still Crops are frequently was touch and go. remain in the fi elds. taken off the fi eld after While nearly every- In the northwest, 95 snow has fallen and do one has their crop off per cent of the fl ax has not tend to experience the fi elds, Saskatchewan been combined, compared the same degree of down- 09115MP00 Agriculture’s weekly to 93 per cent in east-cen- grading as other crops as crop report for Nov. 18 to tral and 73 per cent in the a result of being left in 24 said some farmers have northeast. the fi eld.

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Watrous Co-op Watrous Co-op welcomes back Food Store 946-4144 Denise Morris Grocery/Meat/Produce/ as Food Store Manager!! Bakery/Deli Departments THE WATROUS MANITOU MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2009 • 9 Arts and Entertainment Video Views Stars of Hope by Earl Hayhurst performers

Back: Aaleah Klisowsky, Abby Rutko, Kendel Busse, Jillian Engele, Reesa Terminator 4: Salvation - Fourth go around of the Garner, Gwynnie terrifi c series is yet another excellent, fast-paced action- Crittenden, Jessie Van er about how the machines are going to kill us all. Set Vaals, Tenesha Paproski; in the future with John Conner (also Batman, Christian front: Delaney Lindgren, Bale) trying to stop the machines with the help of the Katie Mark, Kelsey few human survivors left. Enter Marcus Wright (the ter- Mooney, Brittney Mooney, rifi c Sam Worthington . . . wow, is this guy going to be a Megan Laird, Christina big star) a machine who does not know he is a machine McMann, Chrissa who comes to the aid of the resistance. Lots of great ac- Karagiannis; kneeling: tion scenes; the water snake robots are very cool. Yet Kamryn Holma, another series that can go on and on without becoming Sydney Hicks. tired. That being said not on par with the fi rst two in- –– TWM photo by stallments but still leaps and bounds ahead of ilk like GI Daniel Bushman Joe and Transformers. (14A) Night at the Museum 2: Battle at the Smithson- ian - More noise and hijinks with Ben Stiller taking care of the famous Washington collection. Amy Adams helps out as Amelia Earhart and the rest of the cast: Robin Dancing in hopes of raising funds Williams, Owen Wilson, Hank Azaria and the monkey show up for more mayhem. (PG) by Linda Mallett, Stars of Hope, over $25,000 provincial dance commun- gion. The group has been Five Minutes of Heaven - Liam Neeson stars in this the Lanigan Advisor was raised for the Can- ity. working on the number “based-on-a-true-story” look at a man who comes face to Lanigan and Watrous adian Cancer Society. “We had always wanted since September. This face with the brother of the man he murdered 25 years dancers will be taking to “The goal of having to do something in memory is the fi rst time Lanigan earlier during a television interview between the Prot- the stage as part of the dancers and teachers work of our mom who passed Dance Dynamics has en- estant and Catholic camps. Neeson is great reading the fourth annual Stars of together for a worthy cause away in 1985. As our whole tered a number in this phone book and adds some nice moments to this decent Hope show in Saskatoon was defi nitely reached, as family danced - in Allan in fund-raising event. They drama. (14A) Dec. 6 at Tommy Douglas there was an overwhelm- the early years, where our are excited about this op- Paper Heart - Michael Cera (Superbad, Juno) stars Collegiate. The event is ing feeling of camaraderie mom and Mrs. Frydenlund portunity to be part of the in this faux-documentary style fl ick about a boy and a a fundraiser for the Can- between teachers and per- started the dance school Stars of Hope. girl (Charlyne Yi from Knocked Up) who seek to fi nd the adian Cancer Society. The formers alike,” said Nadine - we thought this (Stars “The name of the dance meaning of love. Silly, funny and offbeat. Cera rocks as main objectives of this Riehl, who co-organizes of Hope) would be a great from Watrous will be usual. (PG) event are to raise money and directs this event with idea,” said Nicole. Praan. It is inspired by a and give dancers, teachers her sister Nicole. Nadine The show includes YouTube video actually! DVD, VHS, GAMES, SNACKS and choreographers the has been one of the artistic twenty performances by It is lyrical-ish and has VIDEO 300 Main St. Watrous • 946-2226 • Open 7 days a week opportunity to showcase directors at the Watrous Saskatchewan dancers, 16 dancers from Watrous STOP Now Playing: their talents in a non-com- School of Dance for sev- representing every dance in it,” explained Nadine. petitive environment and eral years; Nicole also in- form. Watrous dancers have TERMINATOR 4: SALVATION work together for a worth- structs dance in Watrous. Lanigan dancers will participated in the previ- while community event. The Riehl sisters are well perform a modern dance ous three Stars of Hope In the previous three respected throughout the number, called Sweet Reli- events.

Come and join us at the Watrous Cenotaph for the Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony! Canadiana Crossword Enjoy listening Think Small to some Thursday, December 3, 2009 at 7:00 pm By Bernice Rosella and James Kilner Christmas songs! Watrous Cenotaph, Main Street 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ACROSS 1 Tether 11 12 13 Following the tree lighting 6 _____ Rocher, New please join us in the Heritage Room Brunswick 14 15 11 _____Vallee, Quebec with Santa for hot chocolate and cookies 12 Hockey venues 16 17 18 19 14 Contract 20 21 22 23 Sponsored by the Town of Watrous, Watrous Insurance Brokers Ltd. and Watrous Realty Inc. 15 Without emotion 16 Psst 24 25 26 27 17 Breastplate 19 Frost or Bust ender 28 29 30 20 Swarm The Watrous Manitou RESPONSES 22 British mil. unit 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 23 Hindu god of fire FROM THE WEB 39 40 41 42 is now available online 24 Church booklets Last week’s question: 26 Manitoba hamlet 43 44 45 46 www.thewatrousmanitou.ca Should students in 28 About the ear Nicola Schaan’s 30 Unprincipled one 47 48 49 50 31 Northern Ontario First situation be allowed to Nation 51 52 play sports? 35 ____ Harbour, Newfound- 53 54 Online subscriptions Yes - she should have land unrestricted access to all sports 39 Figure skaters Bauer and because she was not recruited Demireva to/for a team 43% 40 Snoop DOWN 25 Vinyl Cafe's McLean, 42 Angry $ No - she should only be part of 1 _____ Slave Lake familiarly 43 UFO pilots, maybe 2 Engraved 27 Siesta 28 sports she did not play the year 44 Africaans corral 3 Broadcast 29 Fish hawks anywhere. before, just as the rules allow: 43% 46 ER notation 4 Greek portico 31 Brandish Total votes: 7 47 _____ York, Prince 5 Chopper 32 The works This week’s question: Edward Island 6 Peaceful 33 Lent ending holiday What is your 49 ______, Quebec Munici- 7 Cupid 34 Malaysian isthmus pality 8 Aviv preceder 36 Totter favourite part of 51 Ethereal 9 Anil 37 Armed forces Christmas preparations? 52 Mission Impossible com- 10 Natural ability 38 Gives birth Go to mander 11 Basil sauce 41 Uninhibited shouts 53 2001 Hurricane and 13 Neighbour of Iraq 44 Alphabet run www.thewatrousmanitou.ca Ontario Town 18 Leg, slangily 45 Mormon prophet to vote and check 54 Fathers 21 Mopes 48 Religion the results. 23 Assistants 50 Ever, poetically CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERS ON PAGE 19 10 • MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2009 THE WATROUS MANITOU Country Connection Lockwood Marg Herr and Florence Rattray were Visiting at the Dumanski home re- in Saskatoon to attend the funeral of the cently were Mandy Dumanski and son late Ken Romuld Nov. 13. Kovey of Edmonton. Visiting at the home of her mother Hats off to Jack Robson, the Lynch Lillie James was Allison James of Theo- family and friends for the very enter- dore. taining evening held in Jansen Satur- Visiting at the Hughes home recently day, Nov. 21. This was a fundraiser for were Ed and Carol Fischer of Regina; the Lanigan Lodge and a tribute to Don Hilda and Forrest Pederson of Wynyard; Lynch. Many positive comments – why and Bob, Shirley and John Gordon of go to the city with entertainment like Saskatoon. this at home? Imperial Gaylene Parry • 963-2961

The LLVIF Auxiliary food cake and strawberries. Welcome home to Betsy held its annual cake walk The amount raised was Redstone who returned Nov 17. Thirteen delicious, $218. The lucky cake win- from a short holiday in beautiful cakes and a sur- ners: Margaret Allan, Doris Winnipeg. Betsy travelled Conexus giving back to the community prise gift bag were donated Stevens, Ethel Taylor, Alice to Winnipeg with son John for the event by members Mooney, Karen Rosten, Redstone and wife Ther- Conexus presented a cheque for $15,000 organizations. Attending the presentation of the auxiliary and ladies Bonnie Beaton, Shirley Kel- esa of Moose Jaw. They all to the Young Community Hall Nov. 20. were: Garnet Johnson – Conexus branch from the communities ly, Betsy Redstone, Mabel enjoyed visiting Betsy’s The funds will be used towards the instal- advisory committee for Young area; Glenn of Imperial, Liberty and Strachan, Mary Oakes and daughter Anne Marie and lation of a vertical wheelchair lift in the Hepp – Conexus board of directors; Cor- Simpson. Clarice Brooker Carol Allen. Elsie Pieper family while in Winnipeg. community hall. The Conexus Commun- delia Ciesielski – Young Community Hall; played lively piano tunes and Keith Busche won Matt Parry of Calgary, ity Development Fund supports capital Lance Unger – Conexus vice president re- to lead the walk. The sup- cakes by proxies. Irene Gin- Alta. visited his parents or legacy projects and initiatives for com- tail services; Ralph Schroeder – Conexus port of the community for grich won the surprise gift Blaine and Gaylene Parry munity-based charitable and volunteer branch manager. –– TWM photo by Nicole Lay this event was, as always, bag. The next fundraising of Imperial. While in Im- enthusiastic, Participants event will be the Christmas perial Matt enjoyed some and residents had a very hampers raffl e. The food whitetail deer hunting and pleasant afternoon and drop boxes will be in the lo- visited with other family in Simpson enjoyed a lunch of angel cal stores soon. the area. Elaine Wilson • 836-4711

Ladies Night Out in I was shocked and excited. and Cathy Archibald and Simpson was a huge suc- It is beautiful. Many of the Cathy’s daughters Jamie cess Saturday night. The husbands were bartend- Zepeda and Margaret Homemakers did a won- ers and a lovely lunch was Nicholls. derful job of organizing it. served later in the evening. Visiting Merle and Pat Holly Crawford and Col- I am sure everyone had a Ullyott were their daugh- leen Hunt were emcees for wonderful time. ters Tricia Darroch of Big- the evening. The entertain- The Evening Unit of gar and Kathy Coutts of ment consisted of Loretta the UCW met at Colleen’s Red Deer. The ladies all at- Lamont and her daugh- Cafe with seven members tended Ladies Night Out. ters Vanessa and Mandy present for our Christmas Bev and Colleen Hunt and her brother Mark supper. We then all at- drove to Calgary and vis- Wolff. They were fantas- tended Ladies Night Out. ited with their family tic, singing a wide variety Home for a visit at the before fl ying to Prince of songs. Everyone won a home of Ken and Carol George, B.C. for fi ve days door prize and the major Hicks and to attend Ladies to watch some wonderful door prize of a diamond Night Out were daugh- curling in the Road to the necklace was won by me. ters Suzanne McCrea Roar. Dipping into the past A postcard of Manitou Beach’s White’s memories of dipping their toes into the Pool surfaced in some old photographs pool, which used to be located across belonging to the Sokochoff family. Several from Danceland. This postcard appears to generations of the family owned property contain an image from the 1940s, thought Subscription due?? at Manitou Beach, and undoubtedly have the Sokochoffs. –– photo submitted Use this convenient form to renew, order a brand new subscription, or send a change of address. Manitou Beach Name: ______Sue Alcock Hello again, did you miss my meander- . . memories! Address: ______ings? I confess we went away to England I also know that congratulations are ✃ and France and had a wonderful time due to Peter Cline who celebrates his 90th ______visiting family and friends. Happily we birthday any time now. Peter and his wife Please check one of the following boxes: missed the soaking, about 10 inches of Margaret spent many hours at Danceland rain, that Cumbria and S.W. Scotland and also enjoyed a summer cottage here. ❒ New ❒ Renewal endured but still saw swollen rivers and Now they live in Saskatoon having moved ❒ Change of address - please provide new address below fl ooded fi elds in other parts. Lots of sheep from their farm near Zelma a few years too; the winter wheat and rape seed are ago. Address: ______starting to show in the fi elds there. On the avian front, a varied thrush has Nothing newsworthy must have hap- been spotted hanging out with blue jays pened during my absence as there were no at the west end of the village. This thrush ______news messages at all. Perhaps the elusive sort of resembles an orange robin with a “someone” was to inform me of things for black necklace and an orange stripe above Please send a cheque for: the paper? No news is good news though, the eyes. Normally these birds are na- $ $ especially with all the havoc going on in tive to the Pacifi c Northwest but wander SO postal codes - 28; All other Canadian - 36 other parts of our dear planet. in the winter. No photos yet, but hoping. $ $ $ I see there is a Christmas mingle early Surprisingly summer tanagers have also Online - 28; U.S. - 135; International - 175 in December at the community hall. I can been showing up in Manitoba this year. smell the wonderful food aromas already. Have a great week folks and fi ngers The Watrous Manitou, Box 100 Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 My fi rst Christmas here I won a tree orna- crossed for more warm temps and sun- ment at the community Christmas party . shine. THE WATROUS MANITOU MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2009 • 11

Humboldt visit them dur- ing the school break. Bob and Renee Clavelle Mutiple B&Es in Nokomis are away to Edmonton as Plunkett their daughter Tammy Nov. 4, 2009 Lanigan detachment re- any other crime, please contact your near- Deloris Wilson (Sutherland) • 944-4852 Peters is in the hospital ceived four complaints where suspects est police service or RCMP, or if you wish Most of the farmers Calgary were here visiting having knee surgery. broke into and stole money from a gas to remain anonymous Saskatchewan have fi nished harvesting. us last weekend and then Leona Credgeur spent a station, provincial building, library and a Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477, *8477 on The snow is staying away Les stayed and visited his week in Swift Current area nonprofi t organization all located on Main SaskTel Mobility text TIP206 plus your tip so far, which is good. uncle Harold Whitehead with her daughter Tanis Street and Third Ave. in Nokomis. All in- to CRIMES (274637) or online at www.sask- Lyle Philups was a pa- and helped with some har- Crawford. cidents are believed to occur the night of crimestoppers.com If your information tient in a Saskatoon hos- vesting. He also visited in Plunkett folks send Tuesday, Nov. 3 into the early morning of leads to an arrest or a case being cleared, pital and is now home. We Humboldt and in Watrous. their deepest sympathy to Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009. you may be eligible for a cash reward of wish him a speedy recov- Sharon Dunbar fl ew to the family of Egon Dieno If you have information about this or up to $2,000. ery. Victoria and then took a of Watrous, formerly of Tanis Crawford and her ferry to Salt Spring Island Young on his passing Nov. little son Allandrex, from to visit her son Bruce and 17. the new champs will be de- the Swift Current area family for fi ve days. She Recently visiting Gary cided. were home for the week- really enjoyed getting to and Linda Whitehead for a Monday evening, Nov. end with her parents Den- know her two and three- few days were their grand- Liberty 23, Don and I accompanied nis and Leona Credgeur. year-old granddaughters. children Bailey and Jenna Faye Anderson • 847-2035 Norm and Liz Sagan of Several folks really Helen Hunter and Lyle Whitehead. They are the Bonnie Beaton and Sierra, Mabel Strachan Davidson to Duval for their enjoyed the Roughriders Bentley had their grand- children of Gerald and Eileen Ruether were in and Don and I attended Optimist supper meeting. football game in Regina. children Braydon and Jamie Whitehead of Red Regina to visit Olive Milne the social held in Stalwart Stalwart ladies des- Les and Bob Tayfel of Mackenzie Bentley of Deer, Alta. and go for lunch Friday, Hall Saturday evening for sert night was held in the Nov. 20. She says hello to newlyweds Dwayne and hall Tuesday, Nov. 24 with all Liberty friends. Accom- Daphne Cruise of Stal- 64 people in attendance. panying them home for wart. It was nice to have a Sharon Hebron welcomed the weekend was Bonnie’s visit with Garry and Glor- everyone and introduced friend Nettie Weisgerber ia Schenstead who were in Denise Dewey with her of Regina. Manny and Bon- Stalwart where Garry ran Fifth Avenue Jewellery Col- nie took her back to Regina the Wheat Pool elevator a lection for perusal and sale. Sunday before going to the few years ago. Door prize winners were football game. Don and I worked the Cindy Wolff, Ernest Van Mabel Strachan and last football game of the Damme, Lucy Baht, Mabel Karen Tripps were in season with Norm and Liz Strachan, Ryan Nelson, Davidson Saturday, Nov. Sagan and Betty McLaren Don Anderson and Nanci 21 to attend the craft show of Davidson. Saskatch- Hill. The gals fi lled goodie and have lunch and visit ewan won the game and plates and sold them at the Joyce Northrop. went to the Grey Cup. By end of the evening. This is Kathleen Strachan and the time you get this paper the last one for 2009. Viscount Faye Marcoux • 944-2026 Wednesday, Nov. 18, the commun- out the local library and create a master- ity youth group met at Viscount Lanes. piece to help decorate the village for the Twenty-three students participated in Christmas season! Leona Goodsman and bowling and enjoyed snacks provided by Carol Brown are the contacts. St. John’s Lutheran Church. Next youth Keith and Mary Bird attended the Wyn- group planned is a Christmas banquet at El-Wa Shrine Club meeting in Dafoe Nov. the church Dec. 18. St. John’s was unable 22. As well as the local Shriners, the prov- to secure weekly leaders so the church incial potentate and three members of his congregation committee is organizing staff installed the new offi cers for the com- events this year, hoping to have at least ing year. As well a candidate from Prince one youth group activity each month. Albert Club was received in the ceremony Welcoming the There were only 14 for breakfast at the known as the Cold Sands. Viscount seniors Nov. 21. Bernice Kanigan Viscount bowling leagues week of Nov. 16 and Maureen Edwards donated their time. Senior best in the province The 50/50 was won by Mary Bird. Ladies HS - Margaret Breckner (168) The Travel Group 2010 held a steak or Ladies HD - Margaret Breckner (294) submitted by Andrew Merryweather more than any other team. The medalists chicken night supper at Viscount Central Mens HS - Tony Moldenhauer (160) For the second time in fi ve years the were rounded out with the Maryfi eld Fal- School Saturday, Nov. 21. The group fed 130 Mens HD - Tony Moldenhauer (309) Colonsay Colts played host to the best 1A cons taking silver and the Schell Pacers people in two sittings. They plan to go to Team HS - Gray (602) girls volleyball teams in the province, a of Holdfast taking home the bronze. The Costa Rico during the Easter break. Team HD - Gray (1112) huge undertaking to say the least. None- event was a fi tting send off for the Gr. 12 The Viscount Wheatland Library is cre- Mixed theless, the event was a huge success. The members of the Colts: Venessa Liang, ating a “Community Christmas Greeting Ladies HS - Joan Morelli (225) students, staff, and community pulled Brittany Buscholl, Ashley Edmison, Am- Board” as a fundraiser in December. You Ladies HT - Joan Morelli (633) together in a way that is exclusively ber Wylie and Kelsey Grey. Their hard have an opportunity to buy a block and Mens HS - Mickey Palfy (239) found in a small town. Everyone had work and skill will be missed in the fu- put your family name or business name Mens HT - Mickey Palfy (650) a hand in making the event successful ture but they have paved the way for the on it. It will then be displayed on the lawn Team HS - Palfy (796) from the student hosts, to the food servi- next group of athletes to continue on with at the library over the holidays. So help Team HT - Palfy (2264) ces volunteers, to the minor offi cials and what they have started. Volleyball in Co- of course the many people that showed lonsay is in great shape after two strong We used to say, “Don’t take our word for it, ask any of our customers.” up to watch. And then there was the vol- showings from the junior teams and the leyball! The tournament was littered advent of a senior boys program. 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Watrous, SK Ph: 946-3362 Fax: 946-3898 THE WATROUS MANITOU MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2009 • 15 Notices and Classifi eds PLACING OBITUARY IN MEMORIAM CARDS OF THANKS DIENO, ISHERWOOD - In loving The Spirit of Manitou Stu- ADVERTISING Egon Theodore memory of Gary William, dio Trail would like to thank ALL CLASSIFIED Egon Dieno, aged 86 years, passed away at Manitou who passed away Dec. 2, everyone who supported our Lodge, Watrous on Tuesday, November 17, 2009. 1996: trail in July 2009. The win- ADVERTISING IS Egon was born to August and Rosalia Dieno on the ners of our prizes were: Car- PREPAID: WE ACCEPT family farm in the Viscount area on July 23, 1923. He This day is remembered and ole Young, Saskatoon - Who CASH, CHEQUES, VISA, was the sixth child of 11, two having been deceased be- quietly kept. New Creations; Wes and Lo- fore his birth. He received his education at Manitou Hill, No words are needed, we raine Epp, Drake - The Hand will never forget. Wave; Brenda Fritzler, Govan MC AND DEBIT. Farina, Logan and Morris schools. He attended and was - Missed and remembered - Concrete Elements; Mary You can reach us by confi rmed at Eigenheim Church southeast of Viscount. by his family, Jean, Terra, Roland, Govan - Linda Leslie; phone: 306.946.3343 During the war years he was sent to different provinces Doug, Todd, Jean, Cody and Michael Noble, Canora - Toni fax: 306.946.2026 to work in the winter, spending one winter in Ocean Falls Cooper. Ambrose; Reuben and Kathy and another in Ontario. During the summer he worked on email: Unger, Clavet - Frank Wil- different farms in the Viscount area. In 1946, Egon mar- MANSON - In loving mem- son; June Faber, Saskatoon watrous.manitou ried Irene Buyck from the Colonsay area. Together they ory of grandma and great - Jean Shantz; Gail McMartin, @sasktel.net had six children: Sharon, Wade, Brenda, Donalee, Shelley and Kelly. He began his mar- grandma Lorena, who Watrous - Laurel Maas; Gaby mail: Box 100, ried life in Regina driving a horse drawn bread wagon for McGavin’s Bakery. In 1948 he passed away Dec. 3, 1984: Thomsen, Manitou Beach moved with his wife and fi rst-born child to Duncan on Vancouver Island, B.C. Here he - Sandy Christensen; Alice Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 was a man of many trades. He worked as a logger for a few years. Later he began work- The garden was your Townley, Watrous - Michael ing as a carpenter, which soon expanded into plastering and stuccoing. He took great favourite place Gaudet; Bill Noble, Watrous DEADLINE: pride in doing many works of art. In Duncan he attended a Lutheran Church where ‘Til our God of love led you - Maureen Inverarity Blue Wednesday 5 p.m. he stood on the council and sang avidly in the church choir. He lived in Duncan for 15 home along Heaven’s Skys and Dragonfl ys; Henry years. In 1963 he purchased a farm 10 miles east of Young, Sask. He farmed until 1988. staircase. Bergen, Drake - Helen Herr; PLEASE NOTE: Egon’s fi rst love was his family. He worked very hard in his day but always set Sunday He then gave back to you a Cathy Knowles, Manitou Beach - Darrell Baschak; Jan- All classifi ed advertising, un- aside for church and time for his family. Many Sundays were spent in Duncan beside a more beautiful garden in a more perfect place. ice Corrigan, Watrous - Sha- less listed below, is $5 for the lake or river with Dad’s watermelon cooling in the water and Mom’s picnic lunch just - Lovingly remembered, the ron Dunbar and Alice Burke, fi rst 25 words, plus 20¢ per waiting to be eaten. When Saturday evening rolled around Egon was happiest if the word thereafter. Subsequent Potter family. Watrous - Harvest Moon Gal- music was playing and he could hit the dance fl oor. Egon was also an avid outdoorsman lery. We look forward to see- weeks are half price when and loved nothing better than spending time fi shing and bear hunting with Wade, Kelly PURVES - In memory of ing you at our third trail in July ordered with fi rst insertion. and Dion. Oh the stories they could tell! Egon spent his last years in Manitou Lodge husband and dad Edward, 2010. Number of insertions must where he continued to live his life to the fullest. 1917 - 1989: be stated with order, and Egon is survived by his children Sharon (Cal), Wade (Colleen), Brenda (Reg), Dona- Watrous and Area Arts there will be no refunds for lee (Gerry) and Shelley along with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Gone are the days we used Council wishes to thank all cancellations. We take no He was predeceased by his wife Irene, parents August and Rosalia, son Kelly and son- to share those who contributed to responsibility for errors in in-law Dwaine, brothers Erwin and Eric, sisters Tillie and Ellsie and two infant sisters But in our hearts you are the dinner theatre: Saltwater ads taken by phone or sent Emma and Louise. always there. Players for an entertaining handwritten, or those with Memorial service was held at Our Redeemer’s Lutheran Church, Watrous on Nov- We miss you more than evening, Watrous Royal Bank errors after the fi rst insertion. ember 20 conducted by Pastor Colette Baker. anyone knows. staff for selling our tickets and Urnbearer was Wade Dieno. Jesse Dieno and Kayla Dieno were register attendants. Every day in some small table planning, John’s Plate way ANNOUNCEMENTS/ Ushers were Cindy and Greg Frey. Tara McFadden was the reader. Memories were giv- for a tasty supper, Interlake en by Jesse Dieno. Melanie Manson was the organist. Memories of you come our for program and insert fold- way. CONGRATULATORY: Interment followed at Watrous Cemetery. ing, Carlton Trail Regional - Love from Evelyn and College electrician students (special community rates) Memorial donations directed to Our Redeemer’s Lutheran Church would be appreci- daughters Marlene and Irene and Darryl and Maggie Find- Birth ...... classifi ed rate ated. Purves. lay for table set up/take down, Birth/birthday/grad/ Fotheringham-McDougall Funeral Service of Watrous and Nokomis was in care of engagement/shower/ bartenders and servers, your arrangements. TRAUTMAN - Peter, Dec. 5, wedding/anniversary/family help was very much appreci- 2002: ated, Why Not Flowers for reunion/new employee/ REEVES, Kathryn “Kay” decorations and Town of Wa- retirement: Time slips by but memories Kathryn Reeves of Moose Jaw, formerly of Hanley, trous staff. We appreciate ev- • article, no pic ...... $20 stay eryone who chose to spend Sask., aged 82 years, passed away on November 24, 2009 • one-col pic & cutline ...... $20 Quietly remembered every this evening with us. • two-col pic & cutline ...... $35 with family by her side. day. • two-col pic & article ...... $50 Kay will be sadly missed by her husband Ken of 62 - Love Angie. SERVICES Memoriam ...... classifi ed rate years; daughters Sandra (Keith) Noel and Debbie (Doug) I WILL PROVIDE CHILD- • with one-col pic ...... $20 Flesher; grandchildren Tanya Noel, Cara (Brent) Stad- WESTBY - In loving memory nyk, Blaine Noel, Geoff (Ivy) Flesher, Chris (Jaemi) of our dear mother, grand- CARE in my home Monday to • with two-col pic ...... $35 Friday, some weekends. Con- Obituary ...... $25 Flesher and Laurel (Chris) Desautels; 11 great grandchil- mother Myrtle, who passed dren; sister Pauline (Glenn) Greene; brothers Gordon away Dec. 4, 2007: tact Sarah at 946-3851./45- • with one-col pic ...... $30 2p • with two-col pic ...... $45 (Irma) Gibbons and Glenn (Margaret) Gibbons. She was predeceased by her parents Ora and Mamie A mother’s memory is more BIG DAVE’S (WINTER Gibbons, brothers Bill and Jack Gibbons, sister Mildred than gold, schedule). Debris removal, Classified Displays: Joseph, half-sisters Marcel Hansen, Lucille Keller and And a mother’s worth can yard cleanup, courier service, Make your ad Letha Peiske. never be told; snow removal, vehicle boost- Memorial donations directed to the Canadian Cancer Society, 61B Ross St.W., Moose A loving mother good and ing. “Need a holiday?” Large kind, JUMP Jaw, Sask. S6H 2M2 would be appreciated. animal or small, cows, pigs, off the page! A beautiful memory left W. J. Jones & Son Funeral Home was in care of arrangements. In living memory of chickens, etc. feeding and Placed in a box; behind. Kay, a tree will be planted in Besant Park by W. J. Jones & Son Funeral Home. Please care, pen cleanup. Any other may include logo, - Lovingly remembered by sign the memorial register at www.wjjonesandson.com (Obituaries). requests. Ph. 946-3553, 946- special text formatting, etc. Delilah and Murray, Shelley 3964 or 946-7062./45-4p Inserted under the SMORODIN, and Keith, Brad and Brenda heading of your choice. Lawrence and families. Winter is coming $7.84 per column inch. It is with great sadness that our family announces • Will repair snow blowers, the passing of husband, father and grandpa Lawrence, chain saws and small engines COMMUNITY DIRECTORY: aged 74 years, at Manitou Lodge, Watrous on Thursday, • Make new chains Inform customers about your November 19, 2009. and sharpen old ones Lawrence was born in Canora on Sept. 4, 1935 and business or service. Rates Ph: John 946-2332 43-4p are $20/month or $75/six lived at Amsterdam, Sask. for his early childhood years. At age 15 he moved with his family to Watrous where INDEPENDENCE SENIOR months for up to 50 words. Support Service. Non-med- they purchased and ran the billiard hall – barber shop. ical companionship. Assisted BLANKET ADVERTISING: He helped out farmers in the Venn and Simpson areas Reach 85 newspapers across trips to: doctor appointments, and then went on to work for Ben Schroeder at the local prescription pick up; bingo, the province, with a com- tire shop. Being a Jack of all trades, Lawrence helped his bined circulation of almost social events, spa, hair ap- brother Paul with a couple of his business ventures until pointments, shopping, postal, 370,000 with one phone call. working at and eventually taking over at the farm of Ar- Danceland, church; meal Place your ad through the nold Parker by Renown. So not to sit idle between farming Lawrence started working planning, light housekeeping, Watrous Manitou by Tuesday part time at the Watrous Liquor Store where he remained employed until his retire- companionship; anything to noon for the following week’s ment 24 years later. Lawrence was a very kind and gentle man who would always give support your independence. insertion. Prices start at $209. a helping hand when needed, from lending out his array of tools to helping you build Out of town trips upon re- Need more direct targeting? your house. WOLFF - Terrance Bernard, quest. Ph. 946-3964 or 946- Try one or two zones only for Lawrence is survived by loving wife Lorraine, daughter Natalie Rennie, granddaugh- Aug. 20, 1931 to Dec. 6, 3553, Dianne or Dave./37-9p $86 or $123 respectively. ters Caitlin and Emily, daughter Sheila (Darryl) Snell, grandsons Dylan and Drayson; 2005: A HEAD OF STYLES, 310 8th as well as many nieces and nephews. ENHANCE YOUR Live each day as though Ave. E., Watrous. Hair cutting; He was predeceased by his parents William and Mabel and brother Paul. ADVERTISING WITH A Jesus died yesterday, rose styling; ear piercing (incl. ear- A private family service was held at Fotheringham’s Funeral Chapel on November today and is coming back rings); waxing and eyelash RESPONSE BUILDER! 21 conducted by Rev. Father Emmanuel Banahene. tomorrow. dying. Ph. Barbara McDonald CAPITALIZE, bold, underline, Honorary pallbearers were all who knew him and loved him. - Lovingly remembered by 946-2422 for appt./37tfc centre or otherwise enhance Interment followed at Watrous Cemetery. your family. your blanket ad! Prices start Memorial donations directed to The Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreci- WINE GLASSES FOR RENT. Over 600 - 6 1/2 oz. glasses. at $259. Contact the Watrous ated. TWM Classifi eds Call Danceland. 946-2743 or Manitou. Fotheringham-McDougall Funeral Service of Watrous and Nokomis was in care of arrangements. 306-946-3343 1-800-267-5037./37tfc 16 • MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2009 THE WATROUS MANITOU

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Joe 946-2222./34tfc at time of without notice. printing and subject to change murals!), reno and fi x-up CAREER TRAINING FARMLAND FOR SALE, 26, 2009. Prices accurate Nov. prices for are following The “Make us an offer” needs. References. Art cards RENT OR TENDER for sale! Call Michael at 946- MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION RECREATION VEHICLES LAND FOR LEASE RM OF 3676. Visit Gallery Gaudet rated #2 for at-home jobs. Achieve your goal. Work from SNOWMOBILE 96 POLAR- Morris #312: S 1/2 24-31-26 at www.ArtAffectsDesign. IS 600 RMKXLT only 3,000 com/37tfc home! Start your medical W2; SW 1/4 36-31-26 W2 TAX ENFORCEMENT LIST transcription training today. miles. Like new, always (north 80 acres); SE 1/4 36- HOPE FLOATS SERVICES. Contact CanScribe at 1-800- stored in garage. 946-3674 31-26 W2; SE 1/4 35-31-26 Field diagnostics in disease 466-1535, www.canscribe. or 946-8818./40tfc W2. Submit written tenders R.M. of Viscount No. 341 and insects; spray drift and com, [email protected] by Dec. 23, 2009. Highest Province of Saskatchewan hail insurance analysis; feed REAL ESTATE or any tender not necessar- Notice is hereby given under the Tax Enforcement Act that unless the ar- test probes and ration balan- Classifi ed Deadline 5 BDRM HOUSE WITH ily accepted. Warkentin Farm rears and costs appearing opposite the land and title number described in cing; business planning and Wednesday 5 p.m. MANY upgrades. 1,550 sq. ft. Co. Ltd., Box 122, Watrous, the following lists are fully paid before the 30th day of January, 2010 an rotations. Please call 946- Sask. S0K 4T0 Ph. 946- main fl oor. Double car garage interest based on a tax lien will be registered against the land. 8107 (cell)./37tfc and large, well-developed, 2193./45-4p WANTED treed lot. 205 7th Ave. W, Note: A sum for costs in an amount required by subsection 4(3) of The Tax CUSTOM GRAIN AND FER- LAND FOR LEASE RM OF Watrous. Call 946-2603 or Enforcement Act is included in the amount shown against each parcel. TILIZER hauling. McIntosh MASSEY #36 DISCERS. Wood Creek #281: NE 27- email [email protected] Trucking, Simpson. Ph. 836- Will pay up to $100; will pick 30-25 W2, SE 27-30-25 W2. /43-6c 2034, cell 567-7506./37tfc up. Andrew, 946-9669, 259- Tenders by the quarter sec- Part Total Arrears 4923./37tfc tion. Submit tenders by Dec. of Sec. Sec. Twp. Range Meridian Title and Costs DUMONT HOME SERVICE. 2 BDRM BUNGALOW WITH 15, 2009. Highest or any ten- Dealer for Whirlpool, Inglis, spacious yard on huge well- NE 36 32 25 W2 128310735 ....$1,074.66 FOR SALE der not necessarily accepted. Maytag and Kitchen Aid ap- groomed fenced lot, huge SE 36 32 25 W2 116104339 ....$1,108.74 Don and Susan McArthur, pliances. Local sales and ser- 2 UNIROYAL (LAREDO) deck, $94,900; huge ranch- 116104340 style home, 2 levels plus Box 752, Watrous, Sask. S0K vice. Now accepting Sears all season radial tires. SE 01 33 25 W2 114636775 ...... $974.17 P265/75R15. Only 5,000 km. deck, corner lot, new lamin- 4T0. 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IN-STORE SERVICES: • Colour and black/white photocopying • Firearm Acquisition Certificate photographs A retail outlet for stationery and office supplies. • Colour and black/white photo reprints • Typesetting • Laminating A personal and commercial printwork • Cutting • Faxing • Scanning/Emailing location and weekly newspaper serving Watrous, Manitou Beach and area since 1933. A trusted and reliable source for news, sports and weather; Robin and Nicole Lay, publishers if it’s happening in the community, it’s in the pages of the Watrous Manitou Phone (306) 946-3343 • Fax (306) 946-2026 • Email [email protected] • 309 Main Street, Box 100, Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 18 • MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2009 THE WATROUS MANITOU Business and Community Directory

* ACCOUNTANTS * CONSTRUCTION/ * DENTISTS * FINANCIAL SERVICES * INSURANCE * MASSAGE THERAPY GENERAL CONTRACTORS Drs. D.E.S. CLEMENTS, M.W. TRI-CENTRAL INSURANCE RANDY’S REMEDIAL MAS- D & R Gryba, C.J. Roberts; 2305 RIACH INC. Grain Insurance, Ger- SAGE Therapy, Watrous. Motor Baril Roofi ng McEown Ave., Saskatoon, Sask. mania Mutual, Sask. Mutual, veh. accident and work related in- ACCOUNTING Ph. 374-1522./41-24c Home, Auto, Commercial, Farm, juries welcome. Gift certifi cates New roofs • Asphalt shingles FINANCIAL Hail, Blue Cross, GMS. Ph. available. Flexible hours: Mon. - Personal & Corporate Tax Hidden Fastener Metal • Repairs WATROUS DENTAL CENTRE, • Financial Planning 836-4446, Simpson; 963-2004 Wed. 9 a.m. - 10 p.m.; Thurs. - Fri. Bookkeeping Re-roof • Rubber Tile 107 3rd Ave. E. Dr. Michele Ack- • Retirement Imperial (Wed.); or 946-2864, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Saturdays by pre- erman. Offi ce hours: Mon.-Thurs., Insurance claims • Warranty • Tax & Estate Watrous./41-5c booked appointment. Call Randy Farm - Business Planning 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Ph. 946-2131 Free Estimates! Planning Deneiko, 946-2605./41-24c CAIS Applications (Emergency, 946-3452)/21-24c WATROUS INSURANCE BRO- Call Shawn • RRSP, RRIF, RESP KERS LTD. Motor Licence Is- WATROUS Massage, 311 Main HUMBOLDT DENTAL CLINIC. Bill Riach, CFP Insurance suer; Agent for SGI-Canada, St., Watrous. Featuring massage 306-821-6853 Offi ce hours 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Cheryl Bryksa, CA (Life, Disability, Wawanesa, Mennonite Mutual, therapy, hot stone massage and Mon. - Fri. 617 7th St., Humboldt. • Serving Humboldt, Watrous Sask. Mutual, Red River Mu- Theralase low level laser treat- All phases of dentistry. Phone Critical Illness, Phone: 946-2176 and Naicam areas 24-24p tual, Home, Farm, Commercial, ment. Treatments are done by 682-2313. After hours call Dr. Long Term Care) Auto, Hail, Life, Mutual Funds, registered massage therapist or 528-2032 W. Prokopishin 682-4150, Dr. F. Sickness and Accident. Hours: and certifi ed laser specialist Kyla Prokopishin 682-2318./5-48c bill@riachfi nancial.ca Bill Riach, CFP Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., Sat. McDonald. Insurance claims wel- 9-48c bill@riachfi nancial.ca 9 a.m. - 12, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Ph. come. Gift certifi cates available. General Contracting * EAVESTROUGHING 946-3655./41-24c Open Mon. - Thurs., 11 a.m. - 8 LEWIS AGENCIES LTD.: William • commercial • residential Phone: 946-2176 p.m. and Fri. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. For E. (Bill) Lewis, B.Comm., CGA C.R. EAVESTROUGHING contin- • agricultural • concrete work or 866-528-2032 more information or to book an and Sharon Crittenden, CFP; • insurance work • renovations uous prepainted eavestroughing, * INVESTMENTS appointment please call Kyla at •• FREE ESTIMATES! •• residential and commercial. Large 9-48c Box 239, Imperial, Sask. S0G TRI-CENTRAL INSURANCE. 946-2141./41-24c selection of colors. Ph. 682-2545 2J0; 1-306-963-2022; Toll Free Over 31 years GICs, RRSPs and other invest- Humboldt./41-24c 1-800-667-8911./41-24c in business! * FUNERAL DIRECTOR ments. Ph. 836-4446 Simpson, * OPTOMETRY KELLY’S EAVESTROUGHS 946-2864 Watrous./41-5c FOTHERINGHAM- Call Dan 946-2465 SERVICE, Imperial, Sask. Con- Drs. Krueger, Kendall and Wilson, 5-48c McDOUGALL FUNERAL WATROUS INSURANCE BRO- tinuous 5” eavestroughs, com- 100 - 128 Fourth Avenue South, SERVICE: Earl Mosewich, KERS LTD., GICs, RRSPs, Mutu- mercial and residential. For more The Standard Life Building, Sas- MELRON SERVICES Marianne Mosewich, Allan al Funds. Ph. 946-3655./41-24c information and estimates call 963- katoon, Sask. S7K 1M8. Ph. 244- Watrous, Sask. Mosewich and Dave Somers. 2087./33-24c 7464./31-24c Finding the Trenching, land clearing, Box 507, Watrous, SK S0K 4T0. right answer excavating, demolition, Ph. 946-3334./41-24c * LEGAL Dr. R. Schultz, Dr. W. Toews and starts here. gravel hauling. * ELECTRICAL Dr. S. Feltis, optometrists. Wa- Trailer sales trous Optical, Plassey Place, Main E Z MUV PACKERS * GIFTWARE Gibney Chartered Accountants St. Hours: Mondays and Wednes- and Business Advisors We carry rock, topsoil and gravel AAA HARVEST MOON ANTIQUES, –– Law ––– days. For appointment call Mon. to 682.2673 mnp.ca for all your landscaping needs. Unique Gifts & Gallery, 401 3rd Fri. 946-2166./21-24c 5-48c 1B 36 Downing Drive Shop 306-946-2256 Daniel’s Electrical Ave., Meacham, Sask. S0K Carlton Trail Mall MYRNA McIVOR, CGA. Finan- Cell 306-946-7834 2N0, 376-4700. Featuring qual- cial Stmts, Corporate & Personal 105 3rd Ave. E. • Watrous, SK ity antiques and collectables, • Lanigan * PLUMBING, HEATING

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(306) 652-9422, 946-2080 and signage; power polishing. * GOVERNMENT Fax (306) 242-1554./31-24c 306 1st Ave. W., Watrous. 946- for a free estimate and commercial needs - 5-48c 5-48p 4141, toll free 1-888-746-4141. FREE ESTIMATES! DWIGHT’S GEOTHERMAL. www.chippyauto.ca/41-24c MAH Phone Charles Save up to 80% on your heating Woiden LAW OFFICE and A/C bills by using your own 946-2013 5-48c Ben Mah and Ken Williams, * BUTCHER SHOP Construction Ltd. yard. Fan forced or fl oor heating Barristers & Solicitors units for homes, cabins, offi ces, Water & Sewer Contractors * EQUESTRIAN 308 Main St., Watrous motels, etc. www.dwightsgeo- Excavating - Demolition thermal.com. Ph. 946-2247, cell: CERTIFIED FARRIER, COLT Ph. 946-3512 • Fax 946-2277 Sand - Gravel - Rock - Topsoil 946-8844./41-24c starting, horse training, riding Saskatoon ph: 664-2606 946-1177 lessons, trail rides, indoor arena. Saskatoon fax: 664-8992 946-7513 cell Jacob Ehmann, Holdfast, Sask. 5-48c * PRINTING 5-48c Ph. 306-488-4408 or cell 306- 536-6915./41-24p MURRAY TRUNKS • Custom Cutting • Slaughtering • Curing * CONVENIENCE STORES LAW OFFICE * FINANCIAL SERVICES Barrister and Solicitor can help you with your • Homemade Sausage Greg Brkich, MLA Watrous 109 2nd Ave. E. 5-48c personal and commercial Arm River-Watrous P.O. Box 1198 PIP’S Phone 946-2068 Fax 946-2059 printwork needs. * CLEANING & RESTORATION Constituency Monday: 9-12 1-5 309 Main Street, Watrous John Gunderson, CFP Box 1077 Thursday: 9-12 1-5 Ph: 946-3343 946-3022 Watrous, Sk. Saskatoon: 207 - 728 Spadina Cres. E. 946-2666/946-2680 102 Washington St. Fax: 946-2026 • Estate Planning Phone: 668-9950 Fax: 668-9959 • Open 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. daily • Business Succession Planning Davidson, Sask. 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Todd Isherwood, Financial INSPECTION CLEANING FOR ALL YOUR Security Advisor, Investment * HEALTH CARE Shirkey), Box 280 (127 Wash- and book on-line: RESTORATION www.actionhelps.com COPYING NEEDS Representative. Mutual funds - ington Avenue), Davidson, Sask. CERTIFICATION S0G 1A0. Ph: 567-2023, Fax: * TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE Certifi ed Firm 18-48c RRSPs, RRIFs, RESPs, Segre- Wings of Hope colour and gated Fund policies, Life Insur- 567-4223, Regina Ph: 347-3337, INTEGRA TIRE WATROUS. Senior Care Services * COMPUTERS black/white ance, Critical Illness Insurance, 8:30 - 12 and 1 - 4:30, Mon. - Supplying all of your tire needs in- pricing in store Disability Insurance, Group Fri./41-24c cluding on the farm and in the fi eld BERGEN COMPUTERS. Serv- Benefi t Plans, Individual Health Social service. 601-4th Ave. E., Watrous. SINK LAW OFFICE (Pauline Plans. 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Call 946-3343. perial. 963-2559./45-24c 5-48p THE WATROUS MANITOU MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2009 • 19 Business Coming Events and Community DECEMBER net Check our website 12 from 2 to 4 p.m. St. Ann’s - CHRISTMAS MUSIC, ST. www.danceland.ca for up- Roman Catholic Church. Community Peter’s Chorus presents dated schedule./44-2c Everyone welcome./45-2c Directory Gloria in excelsis Deo, with meetings special guests Watrous Ju- - DANCELAND, MANITOU - A COWBOY CHRISTMAS, AL-ANON meets every * VACUUMS * WORSHIP bilees, Fri., Dec. 4, 7:30 p.m. Beach offers entertainment Lanigan Community Hall, Thurs. 8 pm, Wat. Elem. Watrous Civic Centre. Tickets for: Dec. 5 - Danceland Dec. 12, 7:30 p.m. A Cowboy School, staff room (east $10 advance, $12 at the door, Christmas party, Double Christmas will be a down-to- NEW & USED door). Ph. 963-2662, 946- Church Services 12 and under free. Tickets Trouble; Dec. 12 - private earth cowboy style evening 2466; Young 259-4941, VACUUM SALES & REPAIR available at Watrous Phar- Christmas party; Dec. 19 for the whole family. Experi- 257-3978./26tfc — ALL MAKES — ST. ANN’S CATHOLIC CHURCH macy, Affi nity Credit Union - and 26 - closed. Buffet - 6 to ence Christmas through the BAGS, BELTS, MOTORS Fr. Emmanuel Owusu Banahene Watrous branch or Lynnette 7:30 p.m. Dance - 8 p.m. to eyes of a cowboy. Sharky ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Rotating Services PARTS AND SERVICE meetings: Watrous, every Call 946-3630 Wall 946-3451./44-2c midnight. Phone 946-2743 and Christine Schauer LORNE & LES JONES For weekly schedule or 1-800-267-5037 for res- from Sundre, Alta. bring an Thurs., 8 pm. (946-2466); Simpson, Mon., 8 pm. — 946-3991 — 37tfc Watrous • Young • Imperial - WATROUS 50+ BON- ervations. www.danceland. unique style of music that * * * SPIEL, Fri., Dec. 4, Sat., ca /37tfc fl ows from a cowboy’s heart. (963-2662)./2-48p ALL SAINTS’ ANGLICAN CHURCH Dec. 5. Registration $100. Bryn Thiessen, also from NOT FINDING THE BUSINESS Rotating Services WATROUS KINETTE you are looking for? Check Servi- Call 946-3458 4 games guaranteed, Sat. - CHRISTMAS CAROL FES- Sundre is a cowboy poet CLUB meets fi rst Tuesday ces in the classifi eds. Wanting to For weekly schedule noon meal included. Payout TIVAL, Sun., Dec. 6, 4 p.m. and storyteller. This will be a of each month - Septem- put your business in the public’s Sunday Service & Church School $20 per win. To enter phone at the Watrous Civic Centre. Christmas program you will ber to June. Interested eye? Place an ad in the classi- Watrous • Colonsay • Viscount Harry 946-3470 or Dave Everyone is invited to come never forget. Bring the whole in joining or for more info fi eds. Phone: 306-946-3343, fax: * * * 946-2217 before Dec. 1. Try enjoy the music and the family. Coffee, grub and vis- PHILADELPHIA MENNONITE contact Amy Arthur 946- 306-946-2026, email: watrous. the new granite inserts in our fellowship. Sponsored by the iting to follow. Adults $5, chil- 2033./26tfc [email protected]. BRETHREN CHURCH Pastor Darren Holland rocks./43-3c Watrous & District Minister- dren and students free. Sup- Offi ce: 102 - 5th Ave. West ial. Silver collection./45-1c ported by the Fellowship of WATROUS ROTARY CLUB * VETERINARIAN 946-3785 - ANGLICAN CHRISTMAS Christian Cowboys./45-2p meets every Tuesday, 6:30 Sunday School for all ages ....10 a.m. Tea, Sat., Dec. 5, 2 to 4 p.m. - SENIORS CHRISTMAS pm, lower level of Watrous WATROUS ANIMAL HOSPITAL Worship Service ...... 10:55 a.m. United Church./26tfc 707-4th Ave. E., Watrous across * * * Anglican Hall, Watrous./45- Banquet, Dec. 9 at 6 p.m. - FARMER’S MARKET from Melron Services. Drs. Al- LANIGAN & WATROUS 1c Watrous Civic Centre. Cost Christmas Sale, Dec. 19 at lison Bartel and Amy McLaren, LUTHERAN PARISH $13/person. Theme: Christ- Senior Centre in Watrous, D.V.M. Large and small animal Worship Service - DANCELAND PRESENTS mas Memories. For more in- 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Other practice. Open Monday to Fri- 9:15 a.m. Our Redeemer’s, Watrous Double Trouble, a brothers formation or tickets call Ruth vendors welcome. Please day, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. On-call after November and December The Watrous Manitou * * * duo from Prince Albert for an Kornelsen at 946-3785 Phila- phone Lil 259-2149 to book hours. Ph. 946-3657, Fax 946- WATROUS BAPTIST CHURCH open Christmas party, Sat. delphia Church offi ce./43-3c a table./43-5c has all your 2010 3605./41-24c Pastor Doug Gregory Dec. 5. They play country 201 - 2nd Ave. W. rock, classic rock and old- - CHRISTMAS HAMPER JANUARY planning needs * WEDDINGS Phone 946-2996 - Watrous time. Something for every- deadline Dec. 10. If you are - THE WATROUS KINETTE Worship Service ...... 11 a.m. covered. Daily, body. A great Christmas in need of a Christmas ham- Ladies Evening Spa will be WHY NOT FLOWERS Design * * * WATROUS-YOUNG PASTORAL CHARGE event to attend for a busi- per, please call and leave held Sat., Jan. 16, 2010 at Studio, Watrous, 946-4056. weekly and monthly 502 Main St. Ph. 946-3592 Complete RENTAL line of silk ness, group or individual. a message at 946-2160 or the Watrous Civic Centre. The Rev. Deborah Smith wedding items. Consultations by Cocktails 6:30 p.m., dinner 946-2996 and someone will Limited tickets available from planners and desk Sunday Worship 7 and dance 8:30. Cost $30/ get back to you./45-2c Tammy 946-3987 or Corrina appointment. Shirley Meltsner, 9:30 a.m...... Young calendars all in stock. 946-4056./18-48c (United/Lutheran Shared Ministry) person. For more informa- 946-3118 until Jan. 4. Upper 11:15 a.m. (effective Dec. 6) tion or to purchase tickets, - ST. ANN’S CWL INVITE body massages, manicures, THE WATROUS MANITOU of- 309 Main Street, Watrous United Church fers wedding stationery by Sun- phone 1-800-267-5037 or you to our Christmas Tea pedicures and refl exology * * * email danceland@sasktel. and Bake Sale, Sat., Dec. available./45-1c Watrous. set. Napkins, placecards, book- WATROUS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH marks, thank you cards. Email: 709 Main St.,Watrous [email protected], Pastor Vernon Allen phone: 306-946-3343, fax: 306- Service Sunday 10:30 a.m. 946-2026. Bible Study Wed. 7:30 p.m. Canadiana Crossword Danceland’s Think Small MARK YOUR CALENDAR! Christmas Party L E A S H P E T I T SPRING AUCTION for Saturday, December 5th P E T I T E A R E N A S Edwin Schatz E S C R O W C O L D L Y “Double Trouble” of Allan, SK A duo consisting of two brothers from P.A. S S H A E G I S I E R WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 2010 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 2010 Country rock, classic rock and traditional oldtime. T E E M R A F A G N I Watch For Upcoming Detailed Listing.... Have a rockin good time!! O R D O S M I N I O T A Check out OUR Website, or Call for a FREE Catalog! • Cocktails: 6:30 pm • Dinner 7:00 pm O T O C A D 1-800-667-2075 • Dance: 8:30 pm W E E N U S K P E T T Y $ 00 I N A S P R Y S O R E 30 per person E T S K R A A L D O A We also have Special Entertainment right from Manitou Beach. L I T T L E W E E D O N www.hodginsauctioneers.com BOX 3310 MELFORT SK S0E 1A0 This is a great Christmas event to attend D R E A M Y P H E L P S SK PL 915407 AB PL 180827 for a business, group or individual. E R I N S S I R E S Book today, phone 946-2743

WATROUS PHARMACY D.E.B. Flowers & Gifts Manitou Springs Fall & Christmas giftware and decorations Phone 946-3311 (after hours: 946-2836) arriving daily. Stop in for your decorating needs. GiftWare • Prescriptions • Gift Items • Magazines ✰ New Look ~ New Hours! ✰ • Greeting Cards • In-store digital printing • Daily Needs • Silk & Live Arrangements Newstand for The Watrous Manitou, Leader Post & Star Phoenix!! • Fresh Cut Flowers Sale on Now: We’re staying open weekends for ❏ $497 • Giftware & Home Decor Pot of Gold Asst...... your shopping convenience! ❏ $ 79 Starting December 1, Turtles ...... 6 Delivery Available. ¢ - $ 99 while the spa is closed, hours will be: ❏ .89 2 Poinsettia plants available in December, Fragrance Reflections Candles .... December 4-6, 11-13, 18-20 Plus many more fresh from the grower. Friday: noon - 8 pm; Bernie Brown holiday gifts.. Other in-store 201 Royal Street, Imperial • 963-2229 Saturday & Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm Giftware specials!! Monday - Friday • 10 am - 12 pm & 1 - 4 pm In the Manitou Springs Hotel, Manitou Beach • 946-3499 9:00 am - 6:00 pm Mon. to Fri. & 9:00 am - 5:30 pm Sat. 20 • MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2009 THE WATROUS MANITOU

From page 3: HUB OF ACTIVITY Watrous-Manitou Beach is evolving into a hub of artistic activity. Linda Les- lie creates both functional and sculptural pottery at the Leslie farm just north of Watrous. Toni Ambrose is well known locally for her meticulously-rendered depictions of prairie landscapes and fl oral ar- rangements in pastels and acrylics. Frank Wilson maintains his love of draw- ing and painting mostly in oils. He also carries on with his cartoon sketches that are published in Sas- katchewan newspapers. Jean Shantz shows her love of nature in her watercolour landscapes. Jean also creates rus- tic pieces using weath- ered barn-board framed pressed fl ower arrange- A rustic presentation of poplars in winter by Jean Shantz ments. Sandy Christensen (top). Toni Ambrose shows her fl uency in pastels with explores her own unique this dramatic rendition called Jean’s Amaryllis. creativity through her Sas- katchewan Folks ceramic fi gurines, that represent whimsical prairie people. Helen Herr is a poet and painter who creates impressionistic, abstract 09115WB00 landscapes as well as haiku poetry. Darrell Baschuk is a landscape painter who specializes in oils on can- vas but also enjoys water- colours, pastels, acrylics and encaustics. Michael Gaudet paints almost ex- clusively with acrylics on canvas and his work, while realistic, is strongly infl u- enced by his expression- istic heroes. This year he started a new series called Historic Manitou that delves into imagery based on antique photos and post- cards of Manitou Beach in its early 1900s heyday.

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