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Thursday, February 22, 2018 swbooster.com Serving Southwest LEAH BRAGG 306-773-7527 306-741-2622 royallepage.ca/formula1 All Candidates Forum set for February 26 Voters in the Swift Current Con- stituency will have an opportun- ity to hear the platforms of the four by-election candidates at an all-candidates forum on Monday, February 26. The forum is being hosted by the Swift Current and District Chamber of Commerce and will be held at the Living Sky Casino’s Event Centre starting at 7 p.m. Each candidate will be provided 10 minutes for introductory re- marks, followed by questions from the floor. The candidates in the March 1 Swift Current by-election are: Ev- erett Hindley (SaskParty), Stefan Rumpel (NDP), Maria Rose Le- wans (Green Party), and Aidan Roy (Liberal Party). Winterfest Fun

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 2 2 COMMUNITY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 Syrian family thriving thanks to Ministerial Refugee Committee

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A warm initial welcome and continued support has allowed the Alrahhal family to contact us build a successful new life in Swift Current. The second Syrian refugee family to • Phone: 306-773-9321 come to Swift Current, and the rst spon- • Fax: 306-773-9136 sored by the Swift Current Area Ministerial • 30 4th Avenue NW Refugee Committee, continues to integrate Swift Current, SK, S9H 0T5 themselves into the community thanks to the helping hand rst provided by the • www.swbooster.com committee.  e 13-member family had been living in advertising sales a refugee camp, with few sponsoring com- mittees willing to sponsor such a large Kara Stephanson, family, before Swift Current’s committee agreed to bring them to Canada. sales manager, 306-770-2223 And now that their formal year long - [email protected] nancial support from the committee is completed, the Alrahhal family continues Melissa Richardson, sales, to make progress in learning the prairie 306-770-2226 way of life. [email protected] “Yeah, we’re starting to feel that we’re Canadian. We de nitely felt we were from Jerry Butterworth, sales, Swift Current the rst month we arrived. If 306-770-2227 it wasn’t for the language we would have [email protected] felt it right away. So the only barrier is the language that we’re learning right now,” Swift Current Area Ministerial Refugee Committee chairperson Pastor Joell Haugan helps newsroom the Alrahhal family said through the assist- Mahmoud Alrahhal and Khadra Alrahhal show off their new addition Mariam. ance of interpreter Sammy Khalife. Scott Anderson, editor, Mahmoud and Khadra Alrahhal spoke family now.” sources together to bring a family of our 306-770-2224 [email protected] glowingly about the help the committee “Maybe the title of a sponsor committee size to Swift Current. We know what type provided them, right through to their in- doesn’t exist any more, but they’ve tran- of work it took to bring our family and Steven Mah, sports reporter, itial contact when they arrived in July 2016. sitioned to be friends and family,” Khalife we’re very appreciative of that.” 306-770-2225 “Swift Current and the community have explained. “Big thank you to Swift Current resi- [email protected] sure been extremely welcoming from day While many people were rst meeting dents that made us feel welcome and feel one when they arrived. Starting by check- them as the rst refugee family they have at home from day one.” commercial print ing on them, and they just made them feel known, the Alrahhal’s have also been tran- “We would like to thank the City Council they were part of the community from the sitioning to busy community members. and Mayor Denis (Perrault), he’s also been Kara Stephanson, day they arrived.  ey never felt like stran- “ at trend has changed. People now a great support. When he sees the kids any- 306-770-2223, gers or refugees.” start to look at us as part of the com- where he checks on them…he takes the [email protected]  ey had no idea there was a sponsoring munity, instead of ‘oh, this is the Alrah- time to talk to us and see how we’re doing. group awaiting their arrival in Canada hal refugee family’. Now its Alrahhal’s, our  at’s something that we didn’t even ex- classi eds when they left their refugee camp. In fact, neighbours and friends.” perience in our own home country, so for after rst landing in Toronto, they did not When they learned a committee from us to experience it in Canada it’s above and Classifi eds 1-306-773-9321 know they had a further journey ahead. the Swift Current Ministerial Association beyond what we expected.” “Where are we going? What’s Regina? had sponsored them, they went around to “Lastly, a big thank you to Swift Current Fax: 306-773-9136  ey didn’t know anything about Saskatch- visit the various sponsoring churches to residents and the people of Swift Current classifi [email protected] ewan.  e whole  ight here they were wor- address the congregations and share their because if you didn’t make us feel wel- ried about where they were going. Is it an story and a bit of their culture with them. come, we probably wouldn’t have been circulation out of nowhere place?  ey didn’t know.”  e transition to Canadian life has been able to stay here.” 306-773-9321 “When the  ight landed and they were easier for the children, who were quicker NOTE:  e Swift Current Area Minister- going through the airport and they saw to pick up English, the parents are still ial Refugee Committee is hosting a fund- regional people waiting for them with signs for working to improve their language skills. raising evening on April 20.  e evening managers them, they just couldn’t control them- When they rst arrived, Great Plains Col- includes a roast beef supper and entertain- Michael J. Hertz, Senior Vice selves and they all started crying. And they lege only had a two-day-a-week, part-time ment by awarding winning Keith Kitchen. President & Group Publisher felt the warmth of welcoming.” English class which provided instruction  e program will also showcase the prog-  e Swift Current Area Ministerial Refu- two hours an afternoon. Now there is a ress of refugee families who have settled in gee Committee did a lot of work to prepare four-day-a-week English class they attend, the community, and highlight the ongoing for their arrival, and worked closely with so they are steadily improving their ability need to keep resettling refugees.  e even- the family during their one year sponsor- to communicate. ing will be hosted at East Side Church of ship period, but they still provide some as- Despite the adjustment to Canadian cul- God.

Funded by the Government of Canada sistance and friendship to the family. ture, the family is deeply “After that year was done it didn’t mean indebted to the work of the committee stopped helping.  e com- the committee and the

mittee has stood by us as they stood since support of Swift Current 41308581 day one.” and area. Khalife, who serves as the healthcare “We just want to say coordinator for the committee, noted the thank you to the com- committee assisted with helping the chil- mittee. Because if the dren get set up at school, they ensured the committee did not pick Mail Registration : 005950104 parents were informed about their kids us up during the spon- BROADCASTING BRONCOS AWAY GAMES in school, and the healthcare committee sorship, we would still be SLGA LICENSED LIQUOR VENDOR helped follow up with physician and dental living in a refugee camp, The Southwest Booster is appointments. He notes that they are still and we would have no February Special published by Swift Current closely connected to the family. future or education.” Holdings Ltd. Partnership, an Bud Light 24 Cans $3.00 Off affi liated company to ALTA “ e committee didn’t just cut them o “ ank you to all the Newspaper Group LP relationship wise, the committee mem- churches, and the Swift All Permittees come talk to Steve bers became their family and really good Current Ministerial As- or Laci for your 10% savings on your friends.  ey share occasions, they go to sociation, that did huge Beer or Liquor Products each others birthdays, so it’s like a bigger work in order to pull re- A3

SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 3 SOUTHWEST Southwest records a quiet start to Crown petroleum and natural gas rights sale year

Both Saskatchewan and the cence available in the province parcel situated within the Can- behind the $2.45 million in the $1 million in activity mark, Southwest had a quiet start was in the Southwest, with tuar East Cantuar Sand and activity recorded in Estevan, with the last time the region during the first 2018 Public Of- Prairie Land & Investment Roseray Sand Oil Pools, 20 kilo- but just finishing behind the went above the million dollar fering of Crown Petroleum and Services Ltd. paying $54,638 metres west of Swift Current. Kindersley area at $578,155. mark was $2.46 in activity in Natural Gas dispositions. for a 1,554 hectare parcel situ- The highest dollar per The slowest region in the October 2016. Saskatchewan generated ated adjacent to the Whitemud hectare in the Southwest province was the Lloydmin- For Saskatchewan’s fiscal just $3.4 million in activity Second White Specks Gas Pool, was received from Synergy ister area where only $50,298 year, which includes the six during the February 6 public approximately 15 kilometres Land Services Ltd., who paid was recorded, and just two of sales between April 2017 and offering, ranking as the prov- south of Eastend. $912.54/hectare for a 59.14 six available leases were pur- February 2018, the province ince’s quietest February sale The top purchaser of acre- hectare parcel located within chased. generated $65 million in activ- since February 1999 when only age in the Southwest was Elk the Gull Lake Basal Cantuar For the Southwest region, ity, a jump from the $50 million $2.9 million in activity was re- Run Resources Ltd. who ac- Sand and Gull Lake Central February’s total of $357,674 recorded during the previous corded. quired a pair of lease parcels Upper Shaunavon Oil Pools, 55 was slightly behind the fiscal year. The fiscal year in- In the Southwest, a total of for $150,906. They also paid kilometres southwest of Swift $403,000 recorded during the cluded a low of $1.3 million in $357,674 in bids were received, the top price for a single lease Current. December 2017 sale. The Swift April 2017, followed by a fiscal with six of eight available leases in the Southwest, spending Overall the Southwest placed Current region has now gone year high of $22.8 million in sold. In addition, the lone li- $90,543 for a 194.25 hectare third for activity, placing well eight sales without topping June 2017. 18024DE2

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PARK Eston The Sundrops shared their musical talents at a special Valentine’s Day Concert at the 567 45 21 840 848 DOUGLAS I.R. 142 17 570 Lyric Theatre on February 14. The family quartet of Hailey (15), Lara (12), Jesse (10), Lake 39 50 10 Kathyrn 56 1A Balzac Cabri Whitebear and Darian (14) are now gearing upP RforOV a. PnumberARK of dates in Arizona in March.Craik Minnewanka 143 144 Cochrane 566 Keoma 21 Coteau Luck L. ts e ley Ghost Lake 564 L. L. 38 65 ow 17 Park 28 or 30 Delacour Ardenode 42 373 Eyebr ts M 17 vie Heigh la is 564 Finnegan ville 30 Hills ’s F w Pollock Har Lyalta 21 Standard Seiu Lake L. an sha VALLEY 9 842 an d Aylesbury anmoExr ananask BOW Conrich Lemsfor CANMORE C K eebe 1 32 tchew ead M S PROV. PARK 19 Strathmore Deadhorse Lake a Ferry Lancer y Lake Q NORDIC CENTRE D 22 21 36 South Sask Luck u' 563 13 Cessford Ferry Riverhurst A 17 7 10 10 20 561 Riverhurst ppelle 68 561 23 884 Empress Ferry 367 1A 561 y Estuary R Hussar r ClearPICKwater UP YOUR COPY AT THE lain iv Chamber 8 10 Eagle r 342 42 19 SPRAY VALLEY 23 19 Chestermere y e L. Redwood r Ferry er ear r 876 B White B BOW VALLEY Lake e KOOTENAY 35 560 1 23 B Meadows I.R. 145 Langdon Leader 342 Riv WILDLAND 15 817 Gem Sceptre MT ASSINIBOINSpEray BRAGG CREEK eechy er NATIONAL PARK 17 566 Bindloss B 2 P.P. 791 797 17 Wardlow r Lakes Crawling Valley e Central Butte PROV. PARK ELBOW PROV. PARK t e Kyle Kananaskis 22X s D 32 FOLLOWING LOCATIONS!! Res. Reservoir a DINOSAUR 50 901 Gleichen Red E Pound Village Fisher Pk. 28 18 37 Lancer PROV. PARK 18 862 PROV. PARK L. er 3063 m Bragg Priddis 17 11 16 18 Kettlehut Riv Marvel 66 773 Dalemead Mendham SASK. LANDING 105 Creek 26 Cluny Vermilion L. 42 Qu'Appelle L. 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Parkland 529 Little 27 er CLAYBANK BRICK PLANT Columbia C 11 Crane PICK-UP 2540 m 11 Bow Hodgeville • HODGEVILLE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE Lake N Champion Travers Enchant 1 525 t CHAIN LAKES Lake 0 • NEIDPATH LOCATIONS O Bitter L. wif Avonlea PURCELL WILDERNESS Whiteswan 526 0 S VILLAGE OFFICE Hills River PROV. PARK 527 13 Res. Wymark 334 CONSERVANCY Lake Stavely Lake POST OFFICE E 524 AS OF l L k Mt. Livingstone 17 522 22 PROVINCIAL PARK WHITESr WAN LAKE 524 Gull Lake e MARCH 1, 2018 i 2423m Clear Lake Carmangay Vauxhall Reid L. 2 s U C The s PROV. PARK WILLOW CREEK Hays reek u W E 27 2 L th Tompkins PROV. PARK 23 25 u 343 Notukeu M o Medicine Mossbank Elkford Claresholm 16 843 S Neville Dirt Barons 1 Piapot 37 Lac 39 BOB 520 875 879 Hat B CREEK 521 1 Pelletier Vanguard Lake R 520 Simmie 43 Gravelbourg i 13 Hills v 85 Keho Lake e S I WILDLAND 520 14 72 Bow 889 r 12 36 PREMIER LAKE 17 Turin 43 Of The A PROV. Island Tornado Mtn. Picture 34 41 aple Creek PROV. PARK PARK Iron Springs 864 Grassy M 3099 m Nobleford Butte Purple dett 4 20 Lake Bur Rivers Granum 519 Springs 12 Thomson Teepee Mtn. 8 PARK LAKE TO Lake Shaughnessy 14 MEDICINE Newell 515 The Southwest L. 334 SAINT MARY’S 2797 m 43 Monarch PROV. PARK 3 17 TOP OF THE WORLD Mt. Secord 811 HAT 21 Ponteix r 20 Barnwell Cadillac ALPINE PROV. e R 2650 m 39 271 Cypress v i 19 i PROVINCIAL PARK v HEAD - SMASHED - IN 3 845 10 IR 160A R e Diamond Taber 13 PARK r 8 CENTRE 13 BUFFALO JUMP 887 Nekaneet Limerick Municipality of 26 City 14 Cranford 877 BLOCK Assiniboia 24 I.R. Deadlines gema Deadlines O ood Booster w Spar Crowsnest Pass 147B Coalhurst Creek 58 Fort 6 CYPRESS HILLS L 4 Coaldale 513 Hills Shaunavon yn Montague 93 FRANK SLIDE 22 509 33 thor Oldman acleod INTERPROVINCIAL WEST BLOCK CYPRESS HILLS 358 L. 6 Kimberley CENTRE eck 785 30 M 95 PARK o pe Mt. Fisher River Res. 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STEVEN MAH he is going to be part of our team. ey SOUTHWEST BOOSTER kind of rallied together with us and we wrote some papers for some grants e Swift Current Re/Max of Swift and we got some grants through Sask Current IceBreakers sledge hockey Wheelchair Sports for equipment and team played their only home game of our baby was born.” their inaugural season on Monday. “It is just really fun because it is dif- BLACK PANTHER 3D PG e IceBreakers hosted the Kinders- ferent. It’s not like any other hockey,” FRI SAT 6:40PM 8:40PM ley Klippers and lost 2-0 to an older said Ella Berg, 11, who got into sledge SUN-THURS and much bigger opponent. hockey to play with her brother. 6:40PM 3D 8:30PM 2D Carter Woytowich was named the e IceBreakers have kids as young MON 2D 6:40PM 8:30PM Player of the Game for the IceBreakers. as four practicing with them. e play- MATINEE FRI, SUN 2D “I think we played great actually,” ers who attend tournaments range in SAT 3D 2:30PM said centre Ella Berg after the game. “I age from seven to 14. e team began DOORS OPEN 2:15PM think we kicked butt.” practicing together at the start of Octo- PETER RABBIT G “ e kids were so excited to play in ber. ey played their  rst tournament FRI SAT 6:50pm 9:00pm front of all their friends and family. in Kindersley in November where they SUN-THURS 6:50PM Usually it is just their parents, so it was lost all of their games. “But we held our MATINEE FRI, SAT, SUN 3PM really good, there was a good turnout own, it wasn’t too terrible,” said Jenn DOORS OPEN 2:15PM here today,” added Icebreakers man- Berg. ager Jenn Berg. ey also attended a tournament in e Berg family have been one of the Regina in January and won all of their NEXT ATTRACTIONS driving forces behind bringing sledge round robin games before losing in the RED SPARROW•GAME NIGHT hockey to Swift Current. gold medal game to Kindersley. “ ey WRINKLE IN TIME “Our son, Hunter, number  ve, he’s did awesome, we are so proud of them,” been playing for, this is his seventh said Jenn Berg. 101 1st Ave NE•Swift Current year,” explained Jenn Berg. “We played “I think it has been pretty good ac- Movie line 306-773-8031 $3.00/person charge for 3D technology three years in Kindersley and three tually. I think we are doing better,” Shows subject to change without notice years in Regina. We just kind of decided added Ella Berg of the season so far. that maybe we should try and start our e IceBreakers play in the Junior own team so we could stop driving Division for kids ages 15 and under. everywhere. We met Jenn and Tyler ey are in Regina this weekend for a Speir. ey have a little boy with cere- game and also have a return visit to face bral palsy as well. He is only four, but the Klippers in Kindersley in March.

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opinion Editor: Scott Anderson Group Publisher: Michael J. Hertz APAS calls for Transportation Bill C-49 to be passed Legislation has been delayed since before Christmas; Producers left holding product AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION OF SASKATCHEWAN APAS President Todd Lewis has asked the Senate to move quickly on passing Bill C-49, in order to amend the Transporta- tion Act. Addressing the Senate Standing Committee on Transport and Communications Wednesday night, Lewis described the cur- rent difficulties that agricultural producers are facing in moving their product to market. “Producers are heavily reliant on Canada’s railways,” Lewis said, noting that Saskatchewan grain sometimes has to travel a distance of 1900 km to reach a port. “The rail freight system for grain does not operate as a com- petitive marketplace. Nearly all our local delivery points are ser- viced by a single rail carrier. Data shows that the railway serving corridors in the northern grain belt has been consistently un- able to supply more than 70 per cent of car orders in the current shipping season.” Because Canada’s transportation system for grain begins at the farm-gate, when these service failures occur, it is agricul- tural producers who are left with increased costs. contact us The Southwest Booster welcomes letters on matters of public interest for publica- Bill C-49 would improve the situation, as it would enhance tion over the writer’s name. All letters must be accompanied by the author’s name, Email: [email protected] address and telephone number so that they can be verified. Letters are subject to producers’ ability to monitor the railways’ performance and of- Mail: editing and limited to 300 words. Copyright in letters and other materials submit- fers the ability to penalize railways should they not meet those 30 – 4th Ave. N.W. ted to the Publisher and accepted for publication remains with the author, but the Publisher and its licensees may freely reproduce them in print, The Booster, its obligations. Swift Current, SK Publisher or Publishers and Newspaper Group, LP do “Bill C-49 is a step in the right direction and provides a solid S9H 0T5 not necessarily endorse the views expressed therein. foundation for future reforms. There is an urgent need for gov- ernment regulation and policy to ensure our transportation system meets the current and future needs of our agricultural producers,” Lewis said. 79% of Saskatchewan small businesses oppose Lewis also called for additional legislation to address produ- cers’ shipping challenges in the long term, beyond what is in- new taxation powers for municipalities cluded in Bill C-49. CFIB ity to levy new taxes (e.g. fuel, the PST revenue for the past 10 LETTER TO THE EDITOR The Canadian Federation of income or sales taxes) a strong years. My team will not allow Independent Business (CFIB) majority (79 per cent) of Sas- increased taxation powers is responding to City of Regina katchewan business owners for municipalities, but we will Wall endorses Hindley Mayor Michael Fougere’s de- disagreed; only 15 per cent need to rework revenue sharing sire to begin discussions with agreed. “It is important for with municipalities to ensure the Government of Saskatch- everyone involved to remem- they are spending their money Editor: schedule was otherwise re- ewan on new taxation powers ber that while we have three efficiently and effectively. That I have worked alongside strictive. for municipalities. A CFIB sur- levels of government, there is means working together on Everett Hindley for the en- He is honest, hard-work- vey found 79 per cent of small only one level of taxpayer,” said procurement, shared services, tirety of my time as the MLA ing, smart, compassionate business owners are opposed Marilyn Braun-Pollon, CFIB’s and partnerships among mu- for Swift Current. and humble. He is a man of to Saskatchewan municipal- Vice-President, Prairie and nicipalities.” In the course of his duties strong character and an ef- ities having additional power Agri-business. Rather than asking the prov- he has tirelessly advocated fective communicator who to introduce new taxes. “While we recognize the fis- incial government for new for constituents, advanced will make Swift Current Last week, Mayor Fougere cal pressures Saskatchewan sources of revenue, CFIB be- local issues to the provincial proud. He would make an met with Government Rela- municipalities face, we fear giv- lieves municipalities need to government and engaged excellent MLA for Swift Cur- tions Minister Warren Kaeding ing them new taxation powers further contain their operating with local partners such as rent and I respectfully ask to get the ball rolling on dis- would put them on a collision costs to find additional cost- City Council and Chinook that you lend him your vote. cussing new revenue sources course with their local small savings by: School Division when my Brad Wall - Swift Current for the province’s municipal- business community that are · continuing to review pro- ities. The Mayor confirmed already struggling in a slower grams/services that can be LETTER TO THE EDITOR discussions through the Sas- economy,” added Braun-Pol- streamlined, eliminated, con- katchewan Urban Municipal- lon. “Given the number of chal- tracted out to the private sec- ities Association (SUMA) and lenges facing Saskatchewan tor, or sold; NDP better suited to lead the City Mayors’ Caucus in- businesses, the worst thing the · introducing a plan to reduce clude the whole issue of new provincial government could the size/cost of the municipal sources of revenue for muni- do is provide municipalities civil service (primarily through Editor: cipalities. Currently, The Cit- the authority to levy new taxes, attrition); Our great province and city has suffered enough under the ies Act outlines which taxes which would further jeopardize · developing a long-term SaskParty. It’s time for a change. municipalities can - or cannot our overall competitiveness.” strategy to narrow the compen- Thanking those who under the SaskParty created more - collect. Cities are allowed to We are pleased Premier sation disparity between public debt, deficits (against their own policy), more taxes, job collect property taxes, but are Scott Moe does not support and private sector employees. losses and wage cuts, wouldn’t be appropriate. restricted over what else they increased taxation powers to “Business owners work hard Municipalities, schools, businesses, the film industry and can tax (such as their ability municipalities. In response to to live within their means and individuals have all suffered by this heartless SaskParty. to implement an “amusement CFIB’s 2017 Leadership Can- expect their municipalities It’s time for a change and the great people of Saskatch- tax” on sports and entertain- didates’ survey, the Premier to do the same, without look- ewan are leading the way in voting for the New Democratic ment). said: “Our government com- ing for additional sources of Party. Become part of that change. When asked whether muni- mitted to deliver municipal- taxation,” concluded Braun- Shaynee Modien - Swift Current cipalities should have author- ities one percentage point of Pollon.

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The Access to all city departments: 306-CITY778-2777 COUNCIL 177 1st Ave. N.E. MEETING S9H 3W1 www.swiftcurrent.ca Monday, February 26th, 2018 6:30pm Wellness Challenge 2017 Council Chambers City Hall - All council meetings are open to the public Citypage where a “healthy” life makes sense! Access to all city departments: 306-778-2777 177 1st Ave. N.E. S9H 3W1 www.swiftcurrent.ca

CITY OF SWIFT CURRENT Congratulations to Team 1-2 Mayweather who are leading the Wellness Challenge after the first two weeks! TAKE NOTICE THAT:

Thank you to the Swift Current Kiwanis Club for sponsoring 1. Council for the City of Swift Current proposes to pass a bylaw to construct the following projects in 2018 as a local improvement and proposes to specially assess a part of the this worthwhile challenge! cost against the lands benefited by this local improvement. And thanks so much to our 5 prize sponsors who have donat- COMBINED CONCRETE SIDEWALK, CURB AND GUTTER ed prizes for the top 5 individuals with the highest points at REPLACEMENT ON PAVED STREETS the end of the challenge! LOCATION FROM TO SIDE 1. Allen Drive Central Ave S 5th Ave SW NS Allen Drive Central Ave S 5th Ave SW SS Glass Slipper Spa 2. 8th Ave NE Connaught Dr N Sidney St E ES Chinook Golf Course th 8 Ave NE Connaught Dr N Sidney St E WS Infinity Fitness Stride Physio & Performance 2. The estimated cost, and rate of special assessment chargeable for the proposed local improvement is: Yoga Connexion

Estimated Estimated Estimated Estimated Rate and Bases of Good luck to all 20 teams who are focusing on their health Total Cost Municipality’s Owner’s Special Assessment (1.85m and wellness while trying to win the challenge! Share of Cost Share of curb, gutter & sidewalk) Cost $531,457.44 $265,728.72 $265,728.72 $240.00 per metre

3. The special assessment levied for the proposed local improvement may be based upon For more information, the actual cost. The special assessment will be payable either in a lump sum payment visit www.swiftcurrent.ca/wellnesschallenge in 2018 or annual installments over a 10 year period. or contact Community Services at (306) 778-2787, follow us on Twitter: @sc_play or like us on Facebook: CityOfSwiftCurrent NOTE: The City is also planning to pave the streets in this area. The street paving would not be at the homeowners’ expense; however, if the work is petitioned out, then the street will not be paved.

4. Owners of land to be specially assessed may petition against the proposed local improvement. The petition must be submitted to the City Clerk not later than 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, the 22nd day of March, 2018.

Petition forms may be obtained from the Tax Department at City Hall, 177 – 1st Avenue N.E., Swift Current, SK.

To be successful the petition must be signed by a majority in number of owners of lands to be specially assessed for the proposed local improvement, representing at least one- half of the assessed value in the most recent assessment roll of these lands. Advice on preparing the petition to ensure its validity is available from the City Clerk.

5. The Council proposes to meet to consider a bylaw respecting this matter on the 23rd day of April, 2018 at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers, City Hall.

Dated at Swift Current, Saskatchewan this 22nd day of February, 2018.

Lee Ann Thibodeau-Hodgson City Clerk

City of Swift Current PEST CONTROL SERVICES

The City of Swift Current is accepting proposals marked “Pest Control Services” in the office of Planning & Growth Development, 177 – 1st Ave NE, Swift Current, Saskatchewan, S9H 3W1.

This contract position reports to the Bylaw Compliance and Licensing Official and involves a practical and humane level of responsibility in the trapping, hunting and disposal of animals pursuant to Section 4.0 of the City of Swift Current Firearms Bylaw No. 12 – 2009.

Basic Requirements:

 Contractor must obtain a Nuisance Wildlife control permit from the Ministry of Environment, as required by Section 4.3 and 4.5 of Bylaw 12 – 2009, authorizing the “shooting and trapping” within the corporate limits of the City of Swift Current, while in the employ of the City of Swift Current as Pest Control Officer;

 Contractor must provide the City with a copy of the current Firearms License (Possession Acquisition);

 Contractor must become Youth Certified under the City of Swift Current Safe Places Youth Certified Initiative program;

 Contractor must be available on an on-call basis and have access to a reliable vehicle at all times.

The City of Swift Current will provide liability insurance in addition to the supply of appropriate identification.

Applications will be assessed experience and references.

Contact: Jackie Schlamp Bylaw Compliance & Licensing Official email: [email protected] Phone: (306) 778-2714 A9

SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 9 Stagger on Blenders stage February 27

Leeroy Stagger will be wrapping up a busy month of performing he appears on the Lyric Theatre stage February 27 for a Blenders Concert Series performance. The talented singer-songwriter was last on a Swift Current stage eight months ago when he was final-night performer at the 2017 Long Day’s Night Music Festival in support of his 11th full length recording Love Versus. Advance tickets for Tuesday’s concert are available from Pharmasave or by con- tacting Sheri Florizone at 306-591-3642 or by email at culturalfest.swift@gmail. com. TRUCK DRIVER 18024JJ0 TRAINING TRAINING PROGRAMS: • Highway, city driving, turnabouts and backing procedures • Defensive driving techniques • Vehicle inspections • Coupling/uncoupling procedures Certifi ed by for • Visual aids/classroom time in-house testing of students! • Pre-trip circle check on units Locally Owned and Operated certifi ed air brake training Bay 4 - 1881 Chaplin St. W • Road test provided w/ completion of training • 95% hands on training Swift Current information videos available • log book training 306.774.4557

TAX ENFORCEMENT LIST VILLAGE OF PENNANT • PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN Notice is hereby given under The Tax Enforcement Act that unless the arrears and costs appearing opposite the land and title number described in the following list are fully paid before the 22nd day of April 2018 an interest based on a tax lien will be registered against the land. Note: A sum for costs in an amount required by subsection 4 (3) of The Tax Enforcement Act is included in the amount shown against each parcel. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY TOTAL COSTS TOTAL PART LOT BLOCK PLAN TITLE NO. ARREARS ADVERTISING ARREARS & COSTS Hey ladies... - 28 2 M4179 135661989 $1,110.92 $8.31 $1,135.85 - 29 2 M4179 135662014 - $8.31 - HAVING TROUBLING FINDING - 30 2 M4179 135662025 - $8.31 - - 19 3 M4179 138635736 $1,133.4 $8.31 $1,158.37 - 20 3 M4179 147121411 - $8.31 - - 21 3 M4179 137561003 - $8.31 - The right bra for you? - 26 4 G1567 122479746 $1,108.90 $8.31 $1,125.52 - 27 4 G1567 122479757 - $8.31 - - 18 7 G1567 146656615 $1,199.32 $8.31 $1,215.94 Suffer from back pain? Is your bra uncomfortable? - 19 7 G1567 146656604 - $8.31 - - 4 5 G1567 134923800 $1,126.38 $8.31 $1,134.69 - 6 5 G1567 128123715 $2,774.20 $8.31 $2,790.82 OUR BRAS BY - 7 5 G1567 122482223 - $8.31 - - 4 13 DI3299 142517358 $1,155.18 $8.31 $1,163.49 - 13 7 G1567 145254528 $1,132.66 $8.31 $1,149.28 JEUNIQUE, LEUNIQUE, TAB - 14 7 G1567 145254641 - $8.31 - - 5 6 G1567 131978087 $1,137.48 $8.31 $1,187.34 - 6 6 G1567 131978098 - $8.31 - HELP YOU: - 7 6 G1567 131978100 - $8.31 - - 8 6 G1567 131978133 - $8.31 - P Eliminate bruising from underwire - 9 6 G1567 131978144 - $8.31 - Shirley - 10 6 G1567 131978166 - $8.31 - P Improve lymphatic drainage - 3 5 G1567 136097398 $3,807.64 $8.31 $3,815.95 P Give support P No sag or bounce McInnes Dated this 22nd day of February, 2017 Brandi Prentice, Treasurer P Can eliminate neck and shoulder pain The P Will not ride up your back P Straps stay put and do not dig into your shoulders P Increase circulation Bra Lady P Improve posture P Make your clothes fi t and look better WE ALSO CARRY PROSTHESESIS WHY WE SAY… P Helps eliminate perspiration AND MASECTOMY PRODUCTS! under the breasts For a professional fi tting call Shirley today! 306-773-3434 REAL GOOD FOOD! Only the freshest and highest quality ingredients are used in the preparation of Houston’s famous pizza…we have thick crust pizza, dough and sauce made every day in house! Every Wednesday 5pm-8pm VOTED CANADA’S Saturdays 10am-2pm BEST PIZZA Please join us EAGLES MEAT DRAW! as voted by our customers WIN ONE OF FOUR MEAT PACKS! Everyone welcome! Fridays 6pm start Saturdays 4pm start No.1728 Eagles Club of Swift Current 1910 South Service Road West • 306-773-9471 NEW MEMBERS WELCOME AT THE EAGLES 323 N. Service Road W. Swift Current 306-773-3339 A10

SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 10 EDUCATION Holy Trinity names Chase as new Director of Education Sean Chase will take over principal, principal and the position of Director of superintendent with the Re- Education/CEO of the Holy gina Catholic Schools. He is Trinity Roman Catholic Sep- currently completing a Certifi- arate School Division effective cate in Advanced Leadership every day August 1. at the University of British Chase boasts 25 years ex- Columbia Sauder School of perience as a teacher, vice- Business. “Sean brings a MARCH 3 & 4, 2018 wealth of experi- Inventory Reduction / ence in Catholic Liquidation Auction education,” com- Sat. Feb. 24th 10 a.m mented Holy Neufeld Auction Rooms Trinity Board of Just like Education Chair- 610A Cheadle St W person, Joann Selling a Large Selection Of Antiques Blazieko. “We are Brighton Collectibles, Refi nished Furniture & confident that our House Hold: Misc Items. division will benefit Oak Dining Suite - China Cabinet - from his commit- Bookshelves - Dresser - Collectible Dolls ment to Catholic (In Box) - Jugs - Jars - Insulators - Education, servant Collectible Glass - Depressions Glass - leadership, and LP’S - Doilies - Lamps - Lanterns his proven abil- - Scythe - History Books - Wade ity to inspire sys- Ornaments - tem improvement Tune in for 20 non-stop hours of entertainment— /Telemiracle Novelties - Toys - Pictures - Silverware - using strategic goal and “Ring Those Phones!” @telemiracle Tools - Enamelware - Vases Refi nished setting, effective & Refurbished Decor Items. communication 18024KK0www.telemiracle.com /telemiracle.official Pics & Listing at and collaboration. 18024KK1 www.neufeldauctions.net. FOR SALE BY TENDER MOWER FOR SALE SCHULTE MOWER &/OR FLEX ARM 2012 Schulte XH1500 LAND FOR SALE BY TENDER RM of Miry Creek No.229 is offering for sale by tender a 2009 Schulte RM of Arlington No. 079 Mower and a 2010 Flex Arm. Sealed Tenders marked “Schulte Tender” (Owned By Duane lllerbrun and Gloria lllerbrun) can be mailed to, or dropped off at the RM offi ce. Written offers must be received not Tender closes: 4:00 pm Monday April 9th, 2018. later than 4:00 p.m. Land The municipality has no obligation to accept the highest or any tender. NE 02-08-20 W3 Ext 3- Surface Parcel #203404317 Council will consider tenders for each piece of equipment Monday March 19, 2018 to: (approx. 154.18 acres) or tenders for the whole unit. NE 02-08-20 W3 Ext 1- Surface Parcel #143032339 R.M. of Morse No. 165 (approx. 0.38 acres) Contact the RM offi ce for viewings or 1. Bidders must rely on their own research and inspec� on of the Box 340 • Morse, SK S0H 3C0 property and confi rm acreage (acreages shown are approximate), visit our website @ www.rm229.com. condi� on and other par� culars. Dated this 14th day of February, 2018. Minimum bid $14,000.00. The municipality 2. Property includes a house, Quonset and outbuildings, which are sold "As is". reserves the right to reject any or all offers. 3. Possession date to be April 1, 2018, with the Vendor having un� l May 31, 2018 to remove their property from the land. RM of Miry Creek No.229 4. There is one exis� ng surface lease on the property. The Vendor will be solely en� tled to nego� ate for and receive the said rentals Box 210 For further information contact (annual compensa� on) on the exis� ng site which are due or accruing 143 Wayne Street due for a period of ten (10) years from the date of possession, Abbey SK S0N 0A0 Phone: 306-689-2281 Ian (306) 629-3535 (shop) or (306) 629-7583 (cell) including any renewals of the exis� ng lease. 5. No tender shall be accepted which is subject to fi nancing. 6. Highest or any bid not necessarily accepted. 7. Bidders will not be called for an auc� on to determine the successful bidder. LAND FOR SALE BY TENDER 8. Tenders must be submi� ed to the law fi rm, Anderson & Company Land for Sale by Tender by 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, March 14, 2018. R.M. of Clinworth #230 9. A cheque for 5% of the amount of the tender must accompany By Village of Cadillac the tender. NW 19-22-24 W3M. (Cheques will be returned to unsuccessful bidders). Lots 1-2 block 7 Plan E1291 Forward tenders and inquiries to: Approx. 155 cultivated acres. Includes a 5 acre slew and 2 gas wells ERIN A. CONNICK With 1424 sqft shop some features include ANDERSON & COMPANY with CNR. BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS a gas furnace/overhead door/ hoist and/ compressor 23 3rd Ave. E. Parties must rely on their own inspection. Shaunavon, SK SON 2MO Phone: (306) 297-2205 Lots 15-17 block 6 Plan E1291 Tenders must be made without conditions. RE: lllerbrunTender Tender must include a certifi ed cheque for 2% of the amount tendered, Vacant lots nd Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted to the undersigned on or before March 2 , 2018 at 4:00p.m. SALE OF FARM PROPERTY Please include a 10% deposit and a note of intent for Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. property. Must be received by the Village Offi ce prior Cheques for unsuccessful tenders will be returned. The following farm land near Fox Valley is to March 9th 2018. Forward bids to: Heinricks Galey Law Offi ce offered for sale by tender subject to the 327 Central Ave. N., restrictions in the existing Certificates of Tender must Send Tenders to; Swift Current, Sask. S9H 0`L5 Title: Village of Cadillac “Tenders” • Box 189 Cadillac, SK S0N 0K0 Phone:306-773-7226 NW ¼ Section 17 Township 17 Range 26 NE ¼ Section 17 Township 17 Range 26 SE ¼ Section 17 Township 17 Range 26 LAND FOR SALE BY TENDER Swift Current Area Ministerial SW ¼ Section 20 Township 17 Range 26 R.M. of Shamrock #134 and present... NE ¼ Section 20 Township 17 Range 26 SE 10-13-6 W3M Four 2911 bushel Behlen grain bins will be Included. Approx. 160 acres fenced with 40 acres seeded to tame grass. Dugout dug in the last 10 years. Water sample taken in October was good for Each parcel has 2 gas wells and there is a cattle. Wiwa creek runs through land. salt water disposal site on the NE 20-17-26 Parties must rely on their own inspection. Lent Tenders in sealed envelopes must be Tenders must be made without conditions. WORSHIP SERVICES received by Lawrence R. Gordon of Tender must include a certifi ed cheque for 2% of the amount tendered, St. Olaf Lutheran Church GORDON LAW OFFICE, 322 – 4 to the undersigned on or before March 2nd, 2018 at 4:00p.m. Street SW, Medicine Hat, Alberta, 665 Central Avenue N. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. st th nd T1A 4E6 (please quote file #1018019) Cheques for unsuccessful tenders will be returned. 12 NOON March 1 , 8th, 15 and 22 by close of business on March 2, 2018. Forward bids to: Heinricks Galey Law Offi ce Lunch at 12:30pm Following Service 327 Central Ave. N., The highest or any tender not necessarily Swift Current, Sask. S9H 0L5 Proceeds will go towards the Hospital accepted. Phone: 306-773-7226 Chaplaincy Program A11

SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 11 CITY OF SWIFT CURRENT City signs recycling contract with Sask Abilities for another year

SCOTT ANDERSON amount of material from the landfill. communities struggle to meet low con- continue to operate Monday to Satur- SOUTHWEST BOOSTER Council was told that the Residen- tamination requirement. day from 930 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., exclud- tial Recycling Depot handles 38,000 to The contract notes that the depot will ing statutory holidays. It will be business as usual at Swift 40,000 vehicles per year. The recycled Current’s Residential Recycling Depot material fills approximately 425 bins after City Council approved a one year per year containing about 600 tonnes of contract with Sask Abilities for the material. This equates to approximately operation of the facility. 27.5 kilograms per person in recycled Council approved a contract for 2018 material per year. at a cost of $184,269, with an option to City residents utilize the depot to re- renew this contract for two subsequent cycling paper, cardboard, tin cans, glass years with a two per cent annual in- and plastics. The supervised site produ- crease. ces a low contaminated product thanks Sask Abilities has operated the Recycle to the education and interaction of the Depot since 2008 at their 1101 North Rail- staff with the public. This allows Swift way St. W location, and the service has Current’s material to be sold to a series City Council recognized the staff of the Recycle Depot for achieving their Safe Places been instrumental in diverting a large of companies for recycling, while other Youth Certified status. A12

SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 12 BUSINESS Associate Pet Hospital opens new location SCOTT ANDERSON In addition to four examina- their new office. ahead for, then once a week (if afternoon to wherever in Swift SOUTHWEST BOOSTER tion rooms, separate kennel “If people are finding that they phone before Monday at 5 Current they prefer, whether rooms for cats and dogs, they it’s something they can plan p.m.), we will deliver Tuesday it’s home or where they work.” There were lots of two legged also boast an isolation room visitors at the Associate Pet for any animals that may have Hospital on February 10 check- a contagious disease, plus ing out their new location dur- there is now a separate room ing a day long Open House. dedicated to pet dentistry. The newly opened building Dr. Allin notes that since ar- at 2897 North Service Rd. West riving in Swift Current in 2005 replaces their long time home they were only doing one dent- in the Hillside Plaza. And, at istry a month, and they now 5,700 square feet, the building do two or three a week. About is two and a half times the size three years ago they bought a of their former 2,400 square dental x-ray machine because foot location. it is so much in demand, but Associate Pet Hospital part- finding the room to use it was ner Dr. Sarah Allin said their a challenge. new modern location boasts a “So having a separate room series of amenities their former for it now is a big deal. And home could not provide. being able to take those x-rays “We put a lot of thought into without making everybody else the floor plan. When our office clear the room, and we can just was built for the Hillside Plaza, get through things a lot more it was really met for one to efficiently and do a better job one-and-a-half veterinarians. of it for us and our patients.” And now we always have two, Dr. Allin is the part-owner and we’d like to have three all of the building along with the time, so we just didn’t have her partners Doctors Glen the room to do what we need and Christy Griffin, who are to do,” Dr. Allin said. also the partners who oper- Their previous layout meant ate the neighbouring South a lot of things had to occur in West Animal Health Centre. a single room, so it was not al- They started talking about the ways efficient and when more possibility of this expansion than one doctor was working last February, and they found in the room it was a difficult themselves breaking ground situation. in June and opening in early “It just makes everything 2018. flow a lot nicer. And everybody “For a lot the size we needed had a little bit of input into for a building this size, it just where things should go and seemed like the right place for how things were going to work us,” Dr. Allin said. “It’s a big out best,” she explained. “We step for us but we’re excited had a basic floor plan and then about it.” we all kind of worked together Because they are situated in to tweak things and make it the a more out of the way location, way we wanted it for the work they now offer a once-a-week SCOTT ANDERSON/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER flow we have here. We’re quite delivery service for people who Dr. Sarah Allin and Dr. Glen Griffin helped guide tours during the February 10 Open House at the new As- happy with it so far.” find it inconvenient to get to sociate Pet Hospital location on the North Service Rd. West.

Congratulations Successful SPCA fundraiser to Fred Entz on your completion of the We would like to Saskatchewan Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing program. Announce Our Engagement

Your dynamic personality, heart to love and understand others, and your desire to show God’s love in everything you do will serve to touch those you work with in meaningful Christina Graham ways. You’ll be an incredible RN! Over $3,300 was pledged during a Celebrity Dog Pound fundraiser in support of the We are so proud of you! To Swift Current SPCA’s $18 for ’18 appeal. Justina Sather from the Living Sky Casino was Love, Dad, Mom, Rick, Adam, Rebecca, one of the celebrities who spent time on the phone trying to encourage 18 people to Brandon, Michelle and Lorene. Darcy Klassen make an $18 donation in support of the appeal.

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 13 COMMUNITY Seafoot Estate donation helps CMHA Swift Current Branch purchase a new van A generous donation from and educational programs. SK in 1917. He farmed for over the Aleutian Islands during pital, Canadian Mental Health the Estate of Durward Seafoot The estate also provided the 70 years with the exception of World War Two. He passed Association, Southwest Crisis has allowed the Swift Current following biography of Mr. Sea- a few years spent during the away at the age of 92. Services, Nature Conservancy Branch of the Canadian Mental foot. depression working in East- He was a hardworking man of Canada, Prostate Cancer Health Association to purchase Durward (Dirk) Seafoot was ern Canada and serving in the with simple needs who left Fight Foundation, Autumn a new van. born on a farm south of Webb, Royal Canadian Air Force in the majority of his estate to House Independent Living Fa- Earlier this month, a por- be donated to charity. These cility, Salvation Army and the tion of the Estate donation was charities include Southwest Southwest Cultural Develop- used to purchase a new 2017 Homes, Royal University Hos- ment Group (Lyric Theatre). Ford Transit Wagon X2C from Cypress Motors in Swift Cur- rent. THE DOOR WITH MORE. “The new van makes it easier steel-craft.ca for members to attend activ- ities in the Swift Current area and open greater opportunities BUILT FROM for travel to areas outside the city and around the province,” THE INSIDE FOR explained CMHA Swift Current Executive Director Jacqui Wil- liams. “The remainder of the EVERYTHING donation will be added to the fund that will finance a new fa- OUTSIDE. cility for CMHA.” SUBMITTED PHOTO It’s supposed to freeze tonight. Maybe not. Predicting the weather isn’t our strong suit. Predicting how our garage doors stand up to the weather is. Steel-Craft doors are ready. Swift Current’s CMHA pro- Mark Covell and Steven Allen, Executors of the Estate of Durward Sea- Our patented Weatherlock technology and Climacore insulation make sure of it. Because vides a cold breakfast/hot foot, are pictured with CMHA Swift Current Executive Director Jacqui we’ve put more quality on the inside, you never have to worry about what’s outside. lunch program as well as a Williams and CMHA Board Member Betty McDougall shortly after Palliser Overhead Doors 2011 Ltd. • 140 4th Ave. N.W, Swi� Current number of social, recreational finalizing their generous donation to the CMHA. 306-773-1497

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 17 Colts top another home tournament STEVEN MAH said head coach Scott Mayall. “They SOUTHWEST BOOSTER were red-hot from outside and we were pounding it inside. A lot of times The Swift Current Comp. Senior the team that is shooting from closer Colts basketball team got their Feb- ends up winning.” ruary break off to a good start over Grade 10 Tanner Scott poured the weekend when they won three in 26 points, including a trio of straight games to win the sixth an- three-pointers in the first quarter. nual Doug Armstrong Memorial Friesen added 25 points and Joseph Invitational Tournament on home had another energetic perform- court. ance in the paint as he chipped in 18 The Colts dominated from start to points. finish in a 95-48 win over Humboldt Next up for the Colts is a tourna- to open the tournament Friday. ment in North Battleford. The Colts Grade 12 forward Braedon Friesen will begin the provincial playoffs on dunked his way to a game-high 26 March 16-17 when they are in War- points, followed by 11-point outings man for an eight-team 5A Regional from Alex Dominguez, Logan Fritzke, tournament where they will need a and Scott Joseph. top-two finish to advance to Hoopla The Colts followed up with a 72-57 in Prince Albert the following week- win over Warman. Friesen led the end. Colts again with 34 points, while “I am really happy for sure,” said Fritzke and Joseph duplicated their Mayall after a three-win weekend. 11-point outings in the victory. “I don’t think anyone really wants The Colts and Weyburn Eagles met to play us as we get to Regionals be- in the final game of the tournament cause we are big and we are skilled. with the gold medal on the line. We are getting deeper and deeper The two teams exchanged baskets as the year goes on. Everybody is from the opening tip until the final contributing and I think we are pretty buzzer, but it was the Colts emerging tough to play against.” with a 96-90 victory for their second tournament title at home this season. STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER “This game particularly was a little Colts’ forward Scott Joseph was a domin- bit of a shootfest, almost like an all- ating paint presence during a gold medal star game without a lot of defense,” performance.

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 18 Broncos close ground on Warriors for top spot STEVEN MAH ted home a bouncing puck into the first six goals as they won going in for us. We were get- Jevne gave the Tigers the SOUTHWEST BOOSTER an empty net with 11 seconds their 10th straight home game ting bodies in behind behind lead with a first-period power left on the clock to put the with a 6-2 victory over the East them and getting bodies to the play goal. Gawdin tied the The Swift Current Broncos game away. Division leading Medicine Hat front of the net was key for us. game early in the second per- picked up five of a possible Swift Current came out gun- Tigers. We made some plays and it iod as scored in an eighth six points last week to close ning in the first period, holding The Broncos scored four showed.” straight game with his 51st of ground on the Moose Jaw War- a 21-11 edge in shots and tak- goals over 7:19 in the first per- The Broncos added two the season. riors for top spot in the West- ing a 1-0 lead on Colby Sissons’ iod to end the game early in goals in the second period. The Broncos took control ern Hockey League. Combined 12th of the season. their sixth straight win over- Matteo Gennaro outwaited the of the game in the third per- with two Warriors losses to However, Brandon held the all as they officially clinched a goaltender for his 36th of the iod with goals 2:13 apart from the , the Bron- Broncos to just 12 shots over playoff spot. season and Malenstyn tipped Heponiemi and Artyom Minu- cos actually pulled even with the final 40 minutes of the Steenbergen scored for a home his second of the game lin for a 3-1 lead. The Broncos the Warriors with 89 points, game and battled their way to fourth straight game when he 36 seconds later to chase Mi- were unable to secure the win although the Warriors held a 2-2 tie after two periods. got behind the defense and chael Bullion. though as Bryan Lockner and three games in hand. Brandon’s Ty Lewis counted fired home his 41st. Giorgio Es- Ryan Jevne and Henry Ryb- Elijah Brown scored for the Wednesday, Tyler Steenber- his 30th of the season at the tephan added a one-timer goal inski scored in the third per- Tigers to force . gen scored the game winner 9:15 mark of the middle frame to make it 2-0. Beck Malen- iod for the Tigers to close the Skinner moved to 11-3-1-0 with 8:54 left in regulation to get the Wheat Kings on the styn tipped home a power play scoring. since joining the Broncos with and Glenn Gawdin scored his scoreboard, but Bronco Kole goal and then Gawdin added Skinner improved to 25- 34 saves on 38 shots. Michael 49th goal of the season into Gable notched his sixth of the another power play goal on a 18-2-0 with 37 saves. Bullion Bullion improved to 13-12-3-0 an empty net as the Broncos year just 31 seconds later to one-timer for his 50th goal of lasted only 32:24 after allowing with 28 saves on 31 shots. doubled up on the visiting give Swift Current a 2-1 lead. the season as Aleksi Hepon- six goals on 15 shots to fall to The Broncos will now play Brandon Wheat Kings. Rylan Bettens tied the game at iemi earned an assist for his 12-12-3-0. their next three games on Steenbergen notched his 2-2 with his fourth of the year 100th point of the season. Saturday, the Broncos let a the road, beginning Saturday 40th of the season and sev- to round out the scoring in the “We’ve talked a lot about two-goal third-period lead slip when they visit the Red Deer enth game-winning goal of the second period. our starts in the room,” said away in a 4-3 overtime loss to Rebels. The Broncos will also campaign when he converted Bronco netminder Stuart Malenstyn after the game. “I the host Tigers. visit the Edmonton Oil Kings a Gawdin rebound near the Skinner turned aside 31 of 33 think we came out and played The Broncos allowed the on Saturday and the Calgary midway point of the final per- shots in the win. Brandon goal- our kind of hockey. We were final three goals of the game, Hitmen on Tuesday. The Bron- iod. tender Dylan Myskiw stopped fast. We were on pucks and including the overtime winner cos have a 15-3-2-0 record Gawdin, picked up his third 29 of 32 shots. we were putting lots of pucks from Jevne, as their six-game against Central Division teams point of the night when he bat- Friday, the Broncos scored towards the net and they were winning streak came to an end. so far this season. PIONEER CO-OP EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Join Our Team! We offer competitive salaries & excellent benefi ts including matched pension

JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER - Will perform service work and install all aspects of the plumbing trade in the residential and commercial market. Journeyman status and drivers license required. BAKER (FT), Wheatland Mall - Responsible for all areas of production, as well as assisting with receiving merchandise, sanitation and other related duties. Heavy lifting is involved. Journeyman Baker Status Required. Must be able to work day shifts or night shifts, including all days of the week. BAKER’S HELPER (PT), Wheatland Mall - Responsible for production of a variety of fresh baked bread and buns, and maintain consistent quality. They may assist in receiving and inventory, stock and sanitation. R.M. OF GULL LAKE NO. 139 Must be able to meet the physical demands of the job - heavy lifting involved. Experience preferred but we UTILITY PERSON/GRADER OPERATOR are willing to train the right individual. Must be able to work varied shifts including nights and weekends. FULL TIME AGRONOMIST – Will provide information on all aspects of crop production, such as advising on cropping plans, seed and soil assessments, fertility, pesticide use, resistance management and harvesting decisions; The u� lity person/grader operator posi� on includes but is not limited to conduct direct sales calls and attend training and industry meetings. Requires degree or diploma in opera� on of grader, mower, u� lity vehicles, and culvert and signage Agriculture. maintenance. Experience opera� ng heavy equipment would be an asset; must have valid driver's licence, class 3 a plus. We are willing to fully train AGRONOMY SUMMER STUDENT (FT Seasonal) - Duties are to provide customer service, answer phones, the right individual. Must have a willingness to follow direc� ons, work well assist with paperwork, load chemical for customers and other related duties. Farm background and with others, and be unsupervised. Star� ng wage is $22.00 or be� er knowledge of chemical, feed & fertilizer are an asset. Heavy lifting involved. May be required to assist at any depending on experience. Pioneer Co-op branch. The posi� on will commence immediately. CABRI FARM CENTRE (1 PT & 1 Summer Student) - Farm knowledge, farm centre or service station experience is an asset but we are willing to train. Must have good customer service skills and the ability to Please send resume including experience, references and expected salary to: work as part of a team. Lifting involved. R.M. of Gull Lake No. 139 STEWART VALLEY (FT Summer Student/Seasonal) – Knowledge of farming operations, chemical, 1184 Conrad Avenue hardware and lumber is an asset. Drivers liceense required. Term is from May to August. Box 180 Gull Lake, SK SON lAO HERBERT, YARDPERSON (Seasonal) - Will assist with customer service in lumber, chemical, hardware, pumping fuel, receiving and shipping, deliveries and other related duties. Drivers licence required. Farm Email: [email protected] Centre experience or farm background an asset. Must be a self-starter and able to work without supervision. Fax: 306-672-3879 Involves heavy lifting. Seasonal from approx March to Sept. Phone: 306-672-4430

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Position Contract Maintenance Operator/Mechanic Location: West Central Saskatchewan – Kindersley Area GOOD NEWS! THE SOUTHWEST BOOSTERER Overview Teine Energy has an immediate opening for a Maintenance Operator/Mechanic. The successful IS LOOKING FOR candidate will report directly to the Maintenance Foreman. SUBSTITUTE NEWSPAPERR Required Qualifi cations and Skills CARRIERS! • Contract position • 9 days on, 5 days Off (9 Hrs/Day) We are seeking Substitute Carriers that arere willinwillingg ttoo • Minimum 5 Years of maintenance and mechanical experience pick up routes on short notice on Thursdays.ays. Must bebe • Journeyman in heavy duty, gas compression or automotive an asset as well as pump willing to deliver in all weather conditions and able ttoo maintenance and overhaul experience walk varying terrains & distances. Substituteute Carriers • Must have basic computer skills have the opportunity to become full timeme carrierscarriers • Must have effective communication skills, be organized, and able to work alone with minimum supervision as soon as routes become available.ble. • Must supply own truck, cell phone and laptop • Company must be incorporated • Must have valid H2S, First Aid/CPR tickets • Detailed Job description will be given if contacted for an interview Please contact us @ Process: Please apply online by March 2, 2018 and submit your resume to 306-773-9321 for details. http://www.teine-energy.com/careers/apply-online A19

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For Rent Feed & Seed Thank you In Memory In Memory One and two  The family of the late Bruce Stewart wish to bedroom suites  extend our heartfelt thanks to all our friends and family. For the cards, flowers, food, for rent. No pets.  Call goodies, phone calls, visits, the prayer shawl  and memorial donations. Thanks to Dr. 306-773-3698  (leave message) Steenkamp and staff at Cloverhouse, home  care, Rev. Annette Taylor, pianist Joan  Williamson, choir, ushers and the tributes. DJ MANOR Also many thanks to the ladies and APARTMENTS  gentlemen for setting up and serving the Bachelor, Two and  wonderful lunch and Swift Current Funeral Three bedroom  Home. apartments near  downtown. Heat &  water included. No parties, no pets. References In Memory required. Livestock Call 306-778-6068 (after office hours LABATTE leave message). SIMMENTALS & MEADOW ACRES In loving memory of FARMS LLOYD HARTMAN 38th ANNUAL BULL In loving memory of Who passed away February 18, 2013 & FEMALE SALE June Hattum Those we love don’t go away, February 20, 2016 For SALE FRIDAY, They walk beside us every day. MARCH 2, 2018 Time slips by and life goes on, Unseen, Unheard, but always near, but from our hearts SENIOR’S CONDO at 1:00PM Still loved, still missed and very dear. JOHNSTONE you’re never gone. Lovingly remembered by FOR SALE: We think about you always, 1063 sq. ft condo AUCTION MART, Eileen, Paulette, Trish, Clayton and MOOSE JAW, SK we talk about you too, families features OPEN We have so many memories, PLAN with kitchen (4 miles West of Moose Jaw on but we wish we still had you. - ample cabinets Always on our mind, forever in our hearts. and counters - Trans-Canada Hwy) OFFERING: Jack, Lorna, Jamie, Stephen, Amy, overlooking dining Deklin, Clark, Ella, Khloe room blending into 50 POLLED RED a large living room SIMMENTAL with garden door BULLS 40 POLLED BLACK to west facing Obituaries balcony. Two SIMMENTAL BULLS bedrooms and two Tammy Leanne Barss North Landing Women’s Group, bathrooms - one 6 FULLBLOOD (Kallis) with walk-in closet SIMMENTAL November 1, 1973 - February 26, 2016 Canadian Legion and Hospital Auxiliary. and a barrier free BULLS We didn't know that morning They enjoyed socializing with the “south 5ft shower. 16 RED & BLACK the pain that day would bring.. bunch” and went on many trips with Whirlpool OPEN HEIFERS When a golden heart stopped beating various friends. She was an exceptional appliances: fridge Catalogues & and we couldn't do a thing. cook and seamstress. She did with bottom Information No words can heal the heartache crocheting and knitting. She also freezer, Barry LaBatte or stop a silent tear.. 306-815-7900 excelled in gardening. Family members microwave, stove, Or take away the memories, of enjoyed garden goodies well into the dishwasher, Dustin & Kirsten someone we loved so dear. Fornwald Your resting place we visit winter months. She loved the outdoors stacked washer – swimming, golfing, and skiing were and dryer, 306-487-7510 the flowers we place with care.. garborator. 306-487-7514 But nothing compares her favorites. She went for her last Flooring - new Blair & Laurel to the pain we feel swim at the age of 89, last golf game durable laminate. Fornwald When we turn and and skidoo ride at age 90. She enjoyed Clean, quiet, and 306-487-7662 leave you there. watching her grandchildren, Dana and well-maintained. Scott Johnstone Love you Heart & Soul! Deanna, marry and have families of their Heated 306-693-4715 Wife of Tracey own. She was also able to watch the underground www.johnstoneauction.ca Step Mom of Teagan PL#914447 great grandchildren grow from babies parking - 2 stalls Daughter of Darryl & Gloria into school, sports and art. So proud of and 2 storage Sister of Cory (Monica) Special Auntie to Jordyn & Sydnee them all! Due to failing eyesight and units. BIRD aging mobility, she moved from her Incredible value! Anna Matilda passed away on February $284,000 house in Kyle to Southview apartments Memorial 10, 2018 at the Kyle Health Care Centre in 2016. She was diagnosed with Call Gary at Donations 306-773-3674 after a short battle with cancer. cancer in the fall of 2017 and admitted Contributions to “Granny”, as she was fondly called by to the Kyle Care Centre in January of The Meadows her family, was born the oldest of 3 2018. She was predeceased by her Auxiliary gratefully children to Louis and Elizabeth Gaensley parents, Louis and Elizabeth, husband accepted Land For Sale on June 26, 1925 on the Gaensley Ken, brothers-in-law Ted Klassen, Jerry, c/o Eleanore Forge family farm. She took her schooling at Frank, Cliff and Roy Bird and Hilde 308 - 230 FOR SALE Leyton until 1937 when she lost her Swanson and 2 sisters-in-law Signe and Lister-Kaye Cres. mother to cancer. Louis, unable to care 435 acres grass Swift Current, SK Vivien Bird. She is survived by her with mature S9H 0A4. for the children, sent them to Germany daughter Dianne (Don), grandchildren yardsite; (next of kin name to be with their maternal grandmother, Dan (Kari) and Deanna (Baden) and 4 house, barn, shop and address where they continued their schooling great grandchildren – Connor, Dawson, corrals, good water. required) until the beginning of the war. For safety Jessica and Samantha, brother Albert, Set up for cattle, reasons, they returned to Canada and but could be sister Elma, 2 sisters-in-law Joyce farmed; the farm where Granny helped run the Swanson and Peggy Bird and numerous Dollard area. household, along with various nieces and nephews. As per Anna’s More information at housekeepers. During that time she met request donations can be made to the swskranchforsale.weebly.com a local boy and future husband, Ken. Kyle Health Care Centre or the Kyle or call In Loving Memory of They married in 1944 and that same Lutheran Church. She loved all animals 306.297.2051 Bill Millar year, saw the arrival of their only child, and requested a personal donation to Dec. 10, 1928 - Feb. 27, 2017 Dianne. Unfortunately Ken was called Every day in some small way, the S.P.C.A. A funeral service was held Memories of you come our way. into the service and wouldn’t return for on Wednesday, February 14, 2018 at Though absent you are always near, 2 years. During his absence, Granny 2:00 p.m. at the Kyle Lutheran Church. Still missed, still loved and forever dear. helped out at home and also worked for The interment took place at Clearwater Ivy, Rita and family, Clint and family her uncle, Dan Gundacker, until Ken Cemetery. For further information or to returned in 1945. They took over sign the family book of condolence, visit farming on Emil Gaensley’s farm where www.parksidefuneralhome.com. they lived their entire married life. She Arrangements in care of Parkside moved to Kyle in 2003 when she lost Memorial Funeral Home – Ryan Ken to cancer. Granny belonged to Cappelle A20

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Obituaries Obituaries nephews. Gaston was born in Ponteix and found joy in doing all kinds of on April 21, 1935 and attended Notekeu activities but her love of music was one Creek School and Ponteix Convent. He thing she was able to enjoy right up until married Lorette Lavallee on October 30, her last days. She is survived by her 1961 at Frenchville. He had a few small children: Alice (Len) Szybunka of jobs for neighbours nearby and a short Cherhill,AB; Rosane (Neil) Perry of summer job with the CPR track in Penticton, BC; Joanne (Wayne) Moose Jaw. He worked mostly for his Buckland of Falkland, BC and Dan Mahar dad on the farm, and then he operated of Barrhead. Daughter-in-law Vi Mahar. his own farm until he passed away. 12 grandchildren : Diane (August) Gaston was a member of the Knights of Reich, Linda (Gary) DeJong, Matthew Columbus, Les Aines and Les (Nancy) Mahar, Crystal Szybunka, Neil Fransaskois which met at the Cultural Szybunka, Chad Schmaus, Noland Centre each month. He served on the Schmaus, Amy Beacome, Jessica Parish Council, Governeur Dam Water Hindman, Levi Mahar and Mitchel Users Board and the Governeur Dam Mahar. She also leaves 15 Great original cabin owner's committee. Grandchildren. One sister Dolorese Gaston enjoyed going for coffee with his Senecal of St. Paul AB , one brother friends. His favourite get-away was Michel Chenard of San Diego, CA and going to his cabin where he could relax, sister-in-law Paulette Chenard of work on projects or entertain those who Edmonton,AB. She will also be missed, stopped by. He loved gardening, but fondly remembered by many nieces, fabricating and inventing new items that nephews, cousins and dear friends. CLOUTIER were useful around the farm and playing Yvette Marguerite Marie Mahar Yvette was predeceased by her son Vern Gaston Albert Cloutier, age 82, of his harmonica with "The Good Time (Chenard) Mahar in 2001, granddaughter Amber Ponteix SK passed away February 2, Band." Gaston worked with his siblings June 3,1933 - February 9,2018 Hindman in 2017, son-in-law Lester 2018 at Foyer St. Joseph. The funeral for many years doing his part trying to It is with deep sorrow we announce that Schmaus in 1984 and the father of her service was held at 11:00 a.m., February help the family out and improve things after a long and courageous battle with children, Joe Mahar in 2013. Born the 17, 2018 from Notre Dame D'Auvergne on the family farm. In 1959, Gaston met Alzheimers, Yvette Mahar passed away 10th child of eleven, Yvette was also with Father Guy Amedee Ainemon Lorette Lavallee and in 1961 they were peacefully on February 9, 2018, at the predeceased by her parents Paul and officiating. The organist was Claudette married. Gaston moved away from his age of 84. Born in Lac Pelletier Laurentia Chenard; five brothers: Begin. The soloist was his grandson, family farm and he and Lorette started Saskatchewan, Yvette lived most of her Gérard, Laurent, Jean-Paul, Gilbert, Ben Cloutier, and the eulogy was read by their own farm. After losing his wife in life in the Barrhead and Pickardville Roger and three sisters: Aline Carriere, Jonathan Banks. The interment service 2012, Gaston was left with a large hole areas where she eagerly embraced Denise Semister and Alice Lambert; was held at Ponteix Cemetery. The in his life. He continued helping his son neighbours as friends and enjoyed nephew Dennis Chenard. In keeping honorary pallbearers were all those who and family on the farm. Right up to the volunteering wherever she could with her wishes, a celebration of her life celebrated his life. Gaston is survived by end he could be seen driving around throughout many communities over the will be held at a later date when Yvette his 3 sons, Garry (Mary Anne), Barry looking at the improvements that were years. Her first love and devotion was will return home to be laid to rest with (Louise) and Bill (Pam); his being made to what he had already always to her children and her parents in Lac Pelletier grandchildren, Corley, Jonathan, started. Gaston was a quiet, gentle man grandchildren. She had many talents Saskatchewan. Graham, Andrew, Ben, Tim, Nicole, who was very loyal and dependable. He Grayson and Desiree; his 4 brothers, was a loving and faithful husband, father Andre, Armand (Fay), Denis and grandfather. Gaston was very proud Leonard and Gertrudis. He was (Marguerite) and Raymond; his 4 of his heritage and of the accomplish- predeceased by his parents and one sisters, Bernadette, Simone (George), ments of both himself and his family. sister, Ricky Lawrence. During Gerry’s Mariette and Gisele; his great-grandson, Donations in Gaston's memory may be life he loved the outdoors, and beautiful Tatum; and many nieces and nephews. made to the Foyer St. Joseph Ponteix things. He was an artist, hunter, He was predeceased by his parents, Nursing Home. Lemieux Funeral Home fisherman, gardener and avid golfer. It Benoit and Amanda Cloutier; his wife, in care of arrangements. For further was his love of nature and golf that Lorette (Lavallee) Cloutier; grandchild, information please call 307-773-8831 or brought him and Adele to Logan Cloutier; brother, Roland Cloutier; visit our website at www.lemieuxfuner- Island to retire in Heaven on Earth. 3 sisters, Irene Matecha, Cecile Zinter alhome.com and express your Arbutus Ridge became the retirement and Alice Forget; 5 brothers-in-law, 2 sympathy to the family on our book of home dreamed about. Gerry is survived sisters-in-law and 2 nieces and 2 condolence. by his wife of 45 years, Adele; their children and grandchildren: Michael (Summer), Sandra (Mike) Nogier, Darcy 1953 and made her first vows in 1956 (Aubrey), Christopher, Nicholas, Katie and her perpetual vows in 1961. Sister Roe, Tyler and great granddaughter Suzanne was born in Ponteix, SK. and Abigail. The family will be having a received her early education at the Notre Celebration of Life or as Gerry put it ‘a Dame Convent in Ponteix. She party’ sometime in July when everyone graduated from a bilingual commercial can be at “The Ridge” to celebrate. We course in Ponteix. From Toronto she will miss your thirst for knowledge and obtained her A.T.C.M. in 1960. She MANZ, Gerald Albert special sense of humour. Condolences taught piano in Ponteix, Ferland, November 4, 1952 - February 12, 2018 may be offered online at Meyronne, Glentworth and Hazenmore. Gerry was born in Regina, SK to parents www.sandsduncan.ca. Sister Suzanne was of frail health and needed rest periods between piano lessons. She was appreciated and loved by all student. In the 1970’s and 1980’s she visited her family in Quebec accompanied by her sister Hélène. She retired in Ponteix in 1985. The Sisters of Notre Dame wish to thank the staff of Foyer St-Joseph in Ponteix for their Four Generations of Professional, Caring, Personalized compassionate and loving care of Sister Funeral Services for Swift Current & Southwest Saskatchewan Suzanne. Sister Suzanne was a peaceful and loving presence wherever she was Jim Warren, Greg Warren, Brad Warren LUPIEN and she will be missed by the sisters of Jackie Warren-Hunter, Gary Hughes Suzanne, 1924 – 2018, Sister Suzanne Notre Dame d’Auvergne and her family. Lupien died peacefully at Foyer St- Funeral mass will be held at the Notre Joseph Nursing Home in Ponteix on Dame d’Auvergne Church in Ponteix on February 9th 2018. She was February 13 at 2:00 pm. Family and predeceased by her parents Dr. Onil and friends so wishing may make memorial Irène Lupien, her brother Marcel and a donations to Foyer St-Joseph Nursing sister Hélène. Sister Suzanne is lovingly Home in Ponteix. Lemieux Funeral remembered by her brother Dr. Paul Home in care of arrangements. For Locally owned since 1926 Lupien and his wife, many nieces and further information please call 306-625- nephews and the Sisters of Notre Dame 3925 or visit our website at with whom she lived for 65 years. Sr. www.lemieuxfuneralhome.com and Suzanne entered the Novitiate of the express your sympathy in our book of Warren’s Funeral Sisters of Notre Dame d’Auvergne in condolence. Home 306.773.8831 Visit us at www.warrensfuneralhome.com 126 2nd Ave. N.E. Swift Current, Sask. S9H 2C7 Fax 306-773-9367 • TOLL FREE 1-800-267-6606 A21

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Obituaries Obituaries he purchased and took over the family active member of the Lutheran Church farm that he continued to farm until in Kyle. She had a deep and unwavering 2001. Valentine then retired to Moose faith that sustained her throughout Jaw, Saskatchewan where he enjoyed difficult times. She was a loyal member his retirement years tinkering in the of the Legion Auxiliary and she enjoyed garage and helping his children and being a part of the North Landing Social grandchildren. Throughout his years Club. Eva loved to sew, knit, and Valentine was a perfectionist and his crochet, her hands were never idle as motto was “If you are going to do she spent many hours making gifts for something, do it right”. He leaves to others. In 2007, when it became mourn his passing, his loving wife of 69 necessary for Henry to move to the years, Audrey and their children Donna Elrose Health Center, Eva relocated to Osask (Bob) and their children Brad Kyle, where she resided until her (Janet), Jeff, Chad (Jenny), Ryan passing. Eva was predeceased by her (Shannon); Valarie Mokry (Bob husband Henry, her parents Sverre and Morrison) and her daughter Marsha; Oline Bye, brother Arnold Bye, sister-in- Nancy Forrester (Glenn) and their law Muriel Bye, brother-in-law Danny children Bart Bollinger (Carla) and Ahern, sister Mabel Sallee, step-mother Jessica; Ron Mokry (Sheila) and their ERICKSON Laga Bye and step brothers Allan and Valentine Mokry children Sarah (Rob) and Mark; Brian The family of Eva Erickson, age 88, is Arthur Kardal. Eva is survived by her It is with heavy hearts that the family of Mokry (Jan) and their son Christopher; saddened to announce her passing on sister Molfrid (Freddy) Ahern-Jubinville; Valentine Gregory Mokry announce his Paul Mokry and his children, Michael, February 9, 2018. Eva Ingrid Erickson step-sister Eleanor Kolisnyk as well as passing peacefully in the Dr. F.H Krista and Ashley; Theresa Mokry (née Bye) was born on July 14, 1929 to numerous nieces, nephews, cousins Wigmore Hospital with family at his side (Rocky Sabasch); Marie Fitzgerald (Jay) Sverre and Oline Bye, the second of their and relatives in Norway. The family on Saturday February 10th, 2018, in his and their children Catlin and Allyson, four children. She was raised on a farm would like to thank the friends and 93rd year. Valentine was born August and his 15 great-grandchildren. He also in the Veteran and Throne areas of neighbors who were so important in 6th, 1925 to Valentine Mokry Sr. and leaves behind his siblings Art (Lorraine), Alberta. Her High School education Eva’s life. Your support, care and Mary Cubak in Nepaly, Czechoslovakia. Viola Smuk, Anne Morrissette (Harvey) took place at Camrose Lutheran Bible friendship was very much appreciated. At a very young age he sailed from and sisters-in-law Louise, Ida and Nita. College. After graduation, Eva worked in The Funeral Service was held at the Europe to North America with his He was predeceased by his parents Coronation, Rosetown, Winnipeg and Clearwater Lutheran Church in Kyle, SK mother and older brother Joseph and Valentine Sr. and Mary, his brothers, Calgary. She was employed as a on Friday, February 16, 2018 at 2:00 settled in St. Boswells, Saskatchewan Joseph, Johnny, Frankie, and his sister secretary at Mann Agencies in Outlook p.m. with Pastor Linda Hall officiating. where his father was and they later Frances Waller. A Celebration of his Life where she met and later married Interment followed at the Clearwater acquired a farm. At the age of 16 he left was held at St. Joseph’s Roman Hendrik Erickson on February 6, 1967. Cemetery. Leslie Dyrland was the the family farm and moved to Moose Catholic Church located at 1064 3rd Eva and Henry settled at the farm near organist. The pallbearers were Wayne Jaw, Saskatchewan where he worked Avenue North West, Moose Jaw, Kyle, where they built a home and Ahern, Tim Ahern, George Erickson and for the Government elevator and turned Saskatchewan on Friday, February 16, farmed for 40 years. Eva worked Marty Schneider. Peggy Erickson down an opportunity with the Moose 2018 at 10:30 am, with a reception to alongside Henry and was involved in all shared the eulogy. Memorial Donations Jaw Canucks Hockey Team. A few years follow in the parish hall. A special Thank aspects of the farm operation. Eva may be made to the Clearwater Lutheran later, Valentine relocated to London, You to Moose Jaw Home Care, Dr. J. enjoyed the outdoors. She produced Church, Kyle, SK. To send online Ontario where he met the love of his life Vermaak and the nursing staff of Dr. F.H wonderful gardens and had shelves of condolences, please visit shanidarfuner- Audrey Langille. They remained in Wigmore Hospital for the excellent care preserves stored for winter. Eva and alservice.com. Arrangements entrusted London where he worked at General they provided to our Dad. In lieu of Henry enjoyed visiting family and to Shanidar Funeral Services of Steel Wares as a press operator for 25 flowers, donations in memory of him friends and would travel long distances Rosetown. Arrangements entrusted to years. He was heavily involved with the can be made to the Kidney Foundation to attend family functions. Eva was Amanda Starosta. Steel Workers Credit Union serving as a of Canada, 2217 Hanselman Ct, Director for many years where he Saskatoon, SK, S7L 6A8 or the adjudicated loan requests. Valentine Canadian Cancer Society, 1910 McIntyre and Audrey were married at St. Mary’s St, Regina, SK, S4P 2R3. Arrangements PAYNE Church in London on July 17th, 1948. are entrusted to Parkview Funeral Rodney Clark Payne, 76 of Swift While in London they were blessed with Chapel, 474 Hochelaga St. W, Moose Current, Sask. passed away February 5, five daughters and three sons that they Jaw, SK. 2018 at home. There will be no funeral loaded up in his trusted Chevrolet Blair & Kelly Scott, service ad per Rod’s wish, He will be vehicles and travelled back to Funeral Directors cremated. He is survived by Ethel Saskatchewan where they spent many 306-694-5500 Walker, common law of 28 years; son, summers on the Mokry farm. In 1970 Please see our online book of Steve (Rachel), Tanner and Kylie Payne; Valentine relocated his family condolences daughter, Angela (Bob), James and permanently back to St. Boswells when www.parkviewfuneralchapel.ca Chris Barr; daughter, Lanette, Dylon and Tyson White; Son Kelly Payne; brothers, sisters, nieces and nephews. He was Shirley. Family was always very predeceased by his Dad, Mom, one important to Dad as he came from a brother and three sisters. Rod was born mixed family of 13 siblings. Dad was the June 2, 1941 in Swift Current, SK. He last surviving member of his family. Dad worked at Dual Plumbing and Heating could often be seen puttering around in for 38 years as well as other plumbing his yard, watching hockey and listening places until he retired at the age of 60. to music which brought him back to his Rod had a passion for old hot rods and days being in a band. Dad was a self- motorbikes. taught musician. He played the guitar, drums, fiddle and pedal steel guitar. Dad fell ill in late 2017. Ever the fighter that he was, he tried his best to recuperate but God must have had a different plan for him as he left us peacefully on the evening of February 10 at Clover House with Mom close by. We would like to thank all the staff who cared for Dad at Joseph Pacholko, the various hospitals in Regina and June 11, 1934-February 10, 2018 Swift Current as well as at the Gull Lake Place of Birth: Willowbrook, Care Home. A very special thank you to Saskatchewan. It is with a heavy heart Jen Cartwright (Jen Cartwright $50 GIFT CARD Anniversary Offer! that we announce the passing of our Individualized Home Care) her kindness To celebrate our 36th year in business, we are offering Father Joseph Pacholko, 83 who is and generosity will never be forgotten. $50 gift cards to the fi rst 36 people who sign up for a survived by his wife Shirley nee Belbeck A true Angel. A service will be held at prepaid Purpleshield Funeral policy. of almost 60 years, his sons Rick The Chapel at Warren's Funeral Home in (Kimberley, Jenna, Miranda) and Dave Swift Current with Interment at Hillcrest Give me a call if you would like to have your (Cathy). Dad was born on June 11, 1934 Cemetery on February 15, 2018 at 2pm. arrangements planned and paid for to avoid in Willowbrook, Saskatchewan. He We'll think of all those good times and grew up on the family farm just outside the special bond we had for we never future stress and fi nancial costs. Yorkton. He left school in grade 10 to will forget you our devoted, dearest dad. pursue a career in the Newspaper Warren's Funeral Home were entrusted printing business. He worked for with the arrangements. For further 306-773-2931 Regina Leader Post, Moose Jaw Times information, call 306-773-8831 or visit Toll Free 1-800-719-6625 Herald, Medicine Hat News, Prince our website at www.warrensfuneral- Ryan Cappelle Albert Daily Herald and for the majority home.com and express your sympathy 69 4th Ave NE • Swift Current Owner/Director of his life, The Swift Current Sun. It was to family members in our book of CONTEMPORARY, PERSONAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICE at the Swift Current Sun where he met condolences. www.parksidefuneralhome.com A22

SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 22 Wildcats set to run with Rebels in playoffs The Swift Current Diamond Energy 59:36 in a 5-2 loss to the host Saska- Wildcats hosted the Notre Dame toon Stars. Taylor Lind had a goal Hounds on Wednesday in their final and an assist in a losing cause. Trista home game of the Saskatchewan Labarowski also scored on the power Female Midget AAA Hockey League play, while Taylor Kirwan added an regular season. assist. The Wildcats continued to struggle Sunday, the Wildcats lost 4-1 to to find a way to beat the Hounds in a conclude the regular season. Taylor 2-1 loss to finish without a win in four Lind scored a shorthanded goal to attempts this season. open the scoring. Kaitlin Jockims, The Hounds finished two-for-five Anna Leschyshyn, Mackenna Parker in the man-advantage, including the and Joelle Fiala replied for the Stars, game winner from Jenna MacLean who won the regular season title with only 35 seconds into overtime. a 21-3-3-1 record. Claire Nimegeers gave the Hounds The Wildcats concluded the regular the lead early in the second period, season with a 12-11-1-4 record in fifth but Toni Theaker tied it midway place out of eight teams. Taylor Lind through the stanza with assists from finished third in league scoring with Sara Kendall and Taylor Lind. 52 points in 27 games. The Wildcats also dropped a pair The Wildcats will face the Regina of road contests to the league lead- Rebels in the opening round of the ing Saskatoon Stars to conclude the playoffs, the fourth time in the past regular season over the weekend. five seasons the Highway #1 rivals Saturday, the Wildcats trailed for have met in the post-season.

Obituaries Adoption fees include: ✓ Initial health assessment ✓ Up-to-date vaccinations and completed her grade eight. Her ✓ Spay or neuter and microchipping for your pet sister, Della was born in 1940 and a ✓ Startup Kit brother Blaine in 1950. This completed 306-773-1806 the family. Blaine passed away in 1967 To view all animals for adoption or make a donation, Tellya which was traumatic for the family. She please visit www.spcaswiftcurrent.com remained at home on the farm, helping HOURS: Monday to Wednesday 12:30 PM – 5:30 PM ✓ Female with housework and gardening. She did ✓ 1 year 1 month Thursday 12:30 PM – 7:00 PM beautiful embroidery as a pastime. She ✓ Unaltered really enjoyed Gouldtown Homecoming Friday and Saturday 12:30 PM – 5:30 PM ✓ I am available for when people returned that she Sunday CLOSED immediate adoption! remembered from years ago. In 1990 Ruth and her parents moved to the low rentals in Herbert. Her dad passed away Proud sponsor of Pet of the Week and in 1994 and Ruth took care of her Exclusive Supplier of Cesar Milian “The Dog Whisperer” products. mother who had several strokes. Ruth’s mother passed away in 1998. Ruth decided she would stay by herself in the FOR SALE OR RENT BY TENDER unit. She actually did very well. In 2013 Ebel Farms and Radiuks SCHELLENBERG she was transferred to the Herbert RM of Shamrock #134 Ruth Joy was born November 24, 1929 Heritage Manor. She settled in very well Parcel Legal Description 2017 Asmt Cultiv. Acres Titled Acres on a farm north of Gouldtown. She was and enjoyed the company of friends she 1. N ½ 28-13-6 W3 $347,100.00 300 300 the oldest child of John and Nettie made there. On January 19, 2018 she 2. SE 29-13-6 W3 $178,000.00 160 159 Schellenberg. In 1930 the was admitted to the hospital. She 3. N ½ 32-13-6 W3 $372,300.00 305 317 Schellenberg’s settled on a farm south passed away peacefully in her sleep on 4. SE 32-13-6 W3 $145,200.00 120 140 of Riverhurst. George was born in February 7, at 6:00 a.m. A funeral 5. Bin Yard #1 (on SE 32) ------20 1933. This was the ‘dirty thirties” and service was held on Sunday, February 6. NE 33-13-6 W3 $156,100.00 140 158 farming was hard. The family moved 11, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. at Living Faith 7. W ½ 33-13-6 W3 $296,500.00 280 316 8. NE 34-13-6 W3 250 320 back to Gouldtown, ½ mile south of the Fellowship Church with Reverend Abe $244,000.00 & NW 35-13-6 W3 } Schellenberg grandparents. Ruth began Harder officiating. She was laid to rest 9. W ½ 4-14-6 W3 $308,600.00 280 313 her education at the River Dell School at the Gouldtown Cemetery. The ushers 10. SE 4-14-6 W3 $162,200.00 160 160 when she was seven years old. Four were Don Fast and Randall Fast and 11. E ½ 5-14-6 W3 $248,200.00 240 320 miles was a long trip to school; so we pallbearers were: Brain Funk, Wayne 12. NW 19-13-6 W3 $203,000.00 160 159 were taken by sleigh in winter and car in Funk, Ron Funk, Steve LaPointe, Karen 13. S ½ 27-13-6 W3 $336,600.00 304 320 summer. School life was enjoyable for Tillie and Connie Funk. For further 14. NE 29-13-6 W3 $192,800.00 156 160 the most part. Preparing for Christmas information or to sign the family book of 15. SW 31-13-6 W3 $199,000.00 160 161 concerts in December and end of year condolence, visit www.parksidefuneral- 16. SW 5-14-6 W3 $114,000.00 120 155 picnics were highlights. She could have home.com. Arrangements were in care 17. Bin Yard #2 (on SW 5) ------5 quit school in November when she of Parkside Memorial Funeral Home – 18. E ½ 6-14-6 W3 $297,200.00 250 258 turned 15 but she continued till June Ryan Cappelle. 19. NW 6-14-6 W3 $135,200.00 150 150 20. SW 7-14-6 W3 $136,900.00 146 160 21. SW 3-14-6 W3 $152,300.00 145 160 FORM 2 TAX ENFORCEMENT LIST 27 Quarters $4,072,900.00 3,681 4,211 (Section 4) R.M OF RIVERSIDE NO. 168 • PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN • All acres listed are approximate. Notice is hereby given under The Tax Enforcement Act that unless the arrears and costs appearing opposite • Bin Yard 1#: 161,500 bu. grain storage, mostly hopper bottoms. 420 MT fert. storage. To be the land and title number described in the following list are fully paid before the 22nd day of April 2018, an interest subdivided and sold as separate parcel from SE 32. based on a tax lien will be registered against the land. • Bin Yard #2: 47,400 bu. grain storage, fl at bottoms. To also be subdivided. Note: A sum for costs in an amount required by subsection 4 (3) of The Tax Enforcement Act is included in • Parcels 1-11 owned by Ebel Farms. Parcels 12-20 owned by Roland Radiuk, Brenda Mazer, and the amount shown against each parcel. Karen Pardy. Parcel 21 owned by Bill Radiuk. All currently farmed by Ebel Farms. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY TOTAL COSTS TOTAL • Excluded: Yardsites located on SE 6 (20 acres), SW 4 (20 acres) and NW 28 (20 acres) will be PART OF SEC SECTION TWP RANGE MERIDIAN TITLE NO. ARREARS ADVERTISING ARREARS & COSTS subdivided. NE 18 19 17 3 122663055 $349.97 $11.95 $361.92 • Further details available in bidder’s information package, contact below. NE 9 16 18 3 121579915 $256.62 $11.95 $268.57 Conditions: SE 9 16 18 3 121579937 $291.18 $11.95 $303.13 1. Tenders must be submitted by 2:00 pm on March 12, 2018, to Anderson & Company, Barristers NW 10 16 18 3 121579959 $325.64 $11.95 $337.59 and Solicitors (address below). Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. SW 10 16 18 3 121579971 $277.35 $11.95 $289.30 2. A cheque for the amount of 3% of the amount of any bid to purchase must accompany the bid NE 29 16 18 3 128691647 $766.73 $11.95 $778.68 (cheques will be returned to unsuccessful bidders). NE 32 16 18 3 128691625 $1,850.09 $11.95 $1,862.04 3. Tenders may be submitted on all or any number of the quarters, with a preference given to tenders on all of the quarters. Bids must indicate which quarters of land they apply to. NW 32 16 18 3 128691614 $1,631.13 $11.95 $1,643.08 4. Bidders must rely on their own research and inspection of the property and confi rm acreage, NW 22 17 16 3 148475065 $1,329.78 $11.95 $1,341.73 condition, assessments, or other particulars. All buildings and improvements are included “as is” PT NE 36 17 18 3 143580786 $1,043.96 $11.95 $1,055.91 and “where is”. NE 4 19 16 3 121096098 $928.00 $11.95 $939.95 5. Bidders will not be called together following submission of the bids. SE 9 19 16 3 121095772 $703.36 $11.95 $715.31 6. No tenders subject to fi nancing will be accepted. SW 12 19 17 3 145501321 $423.08 $11.95 $435.03 Forward bids and inquiries to: PT NW 13 18 17 3 132209401 $1,275.32 $11.95 $1,287.27 Anderson & Company, Barristers & Solicitors PT NE 4 19 18 3 143162197 $462.71 $11.95 $474.66 Attn: Neil Gibbings or Sheila Richardson, File #19157-004 PT SE 27 17 16 3 137825714 $1,944.40 $11.95 $1,956.35 51 – 1st Ave NW, P.O. Box 610, Swift Current, SK S9H 3W4 Dated this 22nd day of February, 2018 Phone: (306) 773-2891, Fax: (306) 778-3364 Brandi Prentice, Treasurer [email protected] A23

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The Swift Current Adult Indoor Soc- plied with two goals apiece for Team cer League concluded another season Rage, while Laura Blohm also found the with two high-scoring championship back of the net. matches on Feb. 15. Hayes won her third straight Golden The U19 United Girls topped the Boot as the regular season scoring Women’s League with an 8-5 win over champion with 49 goals. Anderson fin- Team Rage. Lauryn Hayes capped a ished second with 30 goals, followed by dominating season with a five-goal teammate Cassie Barber with 22 goals. outing, while MJ Anderson scored twice Dash was fourth in league scoring with and Hayley Bitz added a single for the 20 goals. Olivia Koebel, from the U17 U19 Girls. Cassie Barber earned the win United team, and Kaitlin Thomson, in goal. from Team Rage, tied for fifth with 11 Daryl Wiebe and Daunean Dash re- goals apiece. On the men’s side, Team 1 and LET US WELCOME YOU! Team 2 tied for top spot in the regular season with 21 points apiece. Judy Mauer Team 1 got goals Community Welcome from six different 306-773-8839 players to double www.welcomewagon.ca 6986758 up their oppon- ent 6-3 in the final. Chris Stregger, Joel Rutten, Geoff Horn, Levon Findlay, Jaedyn Carefoot, and Tyler Moate all scored in the win. Lamuel Mushoriwa DENIS CYRENNE NOTICE OF CALL FOR FURTHER NOMINATIONS earned the win in goal. Felix Danquah RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF PINTO CREEK NO. 75 scored a hat trick in a losing cause. Pharos Business & Taxation Advisors John Thomliston won the men’s 1215 Halifax Street Regina, Golden Boot with 22 goals, followed by An insuffi cient number of nominations have been a Team 2 teammate Robin Ailsby with SK S4R 1T7 received to fi ll the offi ces of: 16. Zac McCallum led Team 3 with 15 Record Keeping Accounting Councillor for Division No. 3: RM of Pinto Creek No. 75 goals to place third in the scoring race, Tax/Financial Planning while Matthew Epp led Team 1 with 11 Corporate & Personal Tax Preparation The undersigned will receive nominations of candidates goals in fourth spot overall. AG Accounting & Taxation for those offi ces during normal offi ce hours until Agristability Forms Preparation Wednesday, February 28, 2018 at 4:00 pm local time. Intergenerational Farm Transfers Swift Current Wildlife Federation Nomination forms may be obtained from the Conservation Dinner & Auction In attendance at the Parkside Inn, RM 104 Ponteix, SK municipal offi ce. March 5, April 9, & May 14, 2018 Dated this 16th day of February, 2018. Saturday, March 24th, 2018 Phone 306-790-8366 or 306-529-6104 Swift Current Legion Hall for an appointment Roxanne Empey, We welcome new clients Returning Offi cer Cocktails 5:30pm Tickets 41308706 Supper 7:00pm $50.00 each Call for tickets Bud 741-1670 R.M. of Gull Lake No. 139 Clark 741-7767 Dave 741-0841 FOR SALE By Tender -1993 Case Magnum 7120 MFWD, 6128 hours, good Used 1995 Decap Tri-Axle Belly Dump Gravel Trailer. For sale � res, Leon Loader, 3 pt hitch, w/o available. Submit tenders to as is, where is. To make arrangements to view, please RM of Gull Lake #139. Highest or any tender not necessarily contact the RM Offi ce at (306) 784-3121. Highest or any offer accepted. Tender deadline March 6th 2018. Escorted Motorcoach Tours not necessarily accepted. When submitting an offer, please By Tender - 1983 John Deere 4250 with 740 Loader, hour meter quit, ALASKA MIDNIGHT SUN include your contact information and the date you will pick the approx. 12,000 plus hours, new front � re, spare, 80% rear, Departs Calgary - 1st nite free! trailer up. Sealed offers clearly marked as “GRAVEL TRAILER” new sound suppression, radio, AC, heat, � nted glass, seat cushion, Includes Inside Passage Cruise! 19 days, June 24 will be received by the following on or before 12:00 noon fresh service, extra parts, very clean. Submit tenders to RM of Gull March 7, 2018: Lake #139. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tender CROSS CANADA by MOTORCOACH th Rural Municipality of Excelsior No.166 deadline March 6 2018. Pick-ups: Swift Current, Regina & enroute Box 180, Rush Lake, Sask. S0H 3S0 Please submit to: Autumn Splendour Tour! Ph: (306) 784-3121, Fax: (306) 784-3479 R.M. of Gull Lake No. 139 29 days, September 5 guaranteed [email protected] Box 180 The person submitting the successful offer will be contacted Gull Lake, SK SON 1A0 following the Council meeting on March 19, 2018. Email: [email protected] Call your travel agent or 1-800-562-9999 Fax: 306-672-3879 41 Years of Service! R.M. of Gull Lake No. 139 OPEN HOUSE INFORMATION NIGHT By Tender -1993 Case Magnum 7120 MFWD, 6128 hours, good � res, Leon Loader, 3 pt hitch, w/o available. Submit tenders to WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 2018 7:00 P.M. RM of Gull Lake #139. Highest or any tender not necessarily The R.M. of Swift Current No. 137 would accepted. Tender deadline March 6th 2018. like to invite you to an open house By Tender - 1983 John Deere 4250 with 740 Loader, hour meter quit, information night, to meet Les Ferris approx. 12,000 plus hours, new front � re, spare, 80% rear, our new Community Safety Offi cer. new sound suppression, radio, AC, heat, � nted glass, seat cushion, A partnership between the RM’s of fresh service, extra parts, very clean. Submit tenders to RM of Gull Swift Current, Webb and Sask. Landing Lake #139. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tender forming the Prairie Sky Regional deadline March 6th 2018. Community Safety Offi cer Program. Please submit to: Les Ferris R.M. of Gull Lake No. 139 The open house will be Box 180 held at the: Gull Lake, SK SON 1A0 Eagles Hall Please come out and learn about Email: [email protected] 1910 South Service Road West this new program and ask any Fax: 306-672-3879 Swift Current, SK questions you may have. A26

SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018 26 Two 14U Female Swift Current Junior Sun- loss came at the hands of Saskatoon HVC in Tier ree with two wins and four losses. 14U Junior Dogs volleyball teams made their tourna- White (22-25, 25-13, 7-15), before they con- e 14U Yellow SunDogs opened the tour- ment debuts at the Sask Cup #1 in Saskatoon. cluded the day with a win over Battleford VC nament with Saturday losses to the Battle- e 14U Black team placed  fth out of 32 Storm (26-28, 26-24, 15-10). ford VC Storm (23-25, 19-25) and Watrous teams in their tournament debut at the Sask e Junior SunDogs opened day two with VC (19-25, 25-27). ey closed out the day SunDogs Cup #1. e 14U Black team, coached by a loss to the Southeast Vipers (17-25, 23-25). with a win over the Warman Fireballs (26- Chris Grainger and Brad Gross, won  ve of ey rounded out the tournament with vic- 24, 25-15). seven matches to win the B side of the Tier tories over Saskatoon JCVC (25-10, 24-26, e 14U Yellow Junior SunDogs dropped debut at 1 Division. 15-7) and the Regina QCVC Royal Purple their first two matches Sunday against ey opened play on Saturday morning (25-16, 25-21). QCVC Black (28-30, 20-25) and the P.A. Top- with wins over the P.A. Toppers (25-12, 25- e 14U Female Swift Current Junior Sun- pers Esprit (18-25, 24-26). ey concluded Sask Cup 15) and Warman VC (25-3, 25-17). eir  rst Dogs Yellow team, coached by Ti any Powell their weekend with a win over the Yorkton and Taylor Eaton, placed seventh Blitz (25-12, 25-18). There are many ways to stay warm this season, if your furnace isn’t doing the job, call your local Byant dealer! Salute to 306-773-9393 Agriculture & Livestock 155 Alexander Drive Heating & Cooling Systems Feature Swift Current Booking Deadline March 8th By 5:00 P.M Publication Day March 15th

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R.M. OF CLINWORTH No. 230 1 Mile South of Lemsford (OWNER: K VIEW FARMS LTD., IVAN, CANDY and JEAN KOEHLER) Assessed Land Value Cultivated Acres Surface Rental NE 29-21-23 W3 180,600 160.08 5,430.00 NW 21-21-23 W3 174,300 159.01 - More technology, more power, and more NE 20-21-23 W3 170,200 159.34 - NE 32-21-23 W3 204,100 159.90 5,445.00 Features make the new Kubota "M7" SE 32-21-23 W3 192,700 159.99 5,790.00 NE 33-21-23 W3 189,000 158.76 - a leader in the mid range tractor class SE 33-21-23 W3 195,500 158.77 2,545.00 NW 33-21-23 W3 204,000 159.83 - *Clean, dependable, fuel efficient *Heavy duty mechanical self level SW 33-21-23 W3 198,000 159.85 - power at 150 H.P. And with a 20 H.P. loader, single lever joy stick-soft ride SE 05-22-23 W3 193,600 159.93 5,415.00 SW 05-22-23 W3 180,900 159.88 6,325.00 power boost feature, euro quick coupler-attach NE 12-22-24 W3 182,700 144.80 5,565.00 *Direct injection with intercooler turbo and detach, a wide variety of NW 12-22-24 W3 175,000 149.55 6,170.00 attachments, lift height 167 Improvements: *24 Speed power shift inches-5776 lbs lift power NE 33-21-23 W3 w/hydraulic shuttle 1994 Bungalow – 1366 Sq. Ft – Finished Basement – 4 bedrooms, 2 large bathrooms 300 ft. well, 1 HRP Submersible Pump, *Dual P.T.O. 3Pt hitch *Total dry weight w/loader & grapple 20 gpm 1300 gal Cistern, Underground sprinklers – manicured yard. 1998 Shop 50’ x 100’; front 50’ x 40’ insulated, propane infrared heaters, cement fl oor with drain, 67,150bu. grain storage. Green House – 10’ x 20’. Butchers Shop 12’ x 24’, with cooler w/ 20,723lb lift capacity 22,000 lbs NE 12-22-24 W3 *Spacious cab provides a quiet 6,800 bu. grain storage Interest free for seven years. comfortable working - Subject to negotiation, Vendor reserves the right to remain in the residence until July 31, 2018, Vendor to pay all utilities Power train warranty for six years environment-unobstructed front - Vendor retains surface rentals received prior to closing and rear view-no centre pillars CONTACT OWNER: Ivan Koehler at 1(306)623-4674 (home) or [email protected] Conditions: 1) Tenders must be submitted to the law fi rm, Anderson & Company, by 12:00 o’clock noon, the 1st day of March, 2018, together with a certifi ed cheque in the amount of 5% of the tender Armstrong Implements (1993) Ltd. 2) Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted 3) Tenders considered on all parcels or on individual parcels 425 North Service Road West 4) Tenders must rely on their own research and inspection of the property and confi rm acres, assessments and other particulars 5) Tenders will not be called to determine the successful tender MORRIS A. FROSLIE Forward bids and inquiries to: ANDERSON & COMPANY Swift Current•306-773-8711 BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS 51 – 1st Ave. NW • P.O. BOX 610 • SWIFT CURRENT SK S9H 3W4 www.armstrongimplements.com PHONE: (306) 773-2891• File No. 17299-010F A27

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