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The Watrous Manitou Council, school division spots up for grabs By Daniel Bushman ONLINE TWM Polling stations will be pre- pared in some communities in Never be without the area, while in Watrous, a the news: at your second call for nominations had fingertips, any time to be issued, as only fi ve of six council seats were spoken for. of the day or night. Residents in the communities Subscribe or switch of Allan, Bradwell, Clavet, Co- today to an online lonsay, Drake, Holdfast, Imper- ial, Liberty, Plunkett, Simpson, version and relish Viscount, Watrous, Young and the freedom! the Horizon School Division had the chance to put their names forward and run as councillor or That’s using www.thewatrous mayor for a three-year term. manitou.ca And in the Horizon School your head Division, people had the chance Watrous Elementary School to be nominated to run for the students enjoyed a stellar board. soccer season, with Looking at the results that temperatures often came in by press time: INSIDE reaching 30˚C on game days. For Allan, there will be both The athletes run, kick and pg 2 a mayoral and councillor race. score to their hearts’ content • WHS news Running for mayor are Gerald on the football fi eld at the Jacobson and Larry Sommer- • Manitou Beach to Watrous sports grounds. feld. Nominated for councillor Apparently, some have be represented by with six to be elected: Valerie also developed professional new correspondent Anderson, Corey Church, Mike methods of handling the ball. • Fight the fl u Dukart, Valentine Engel, Anne –TWM photo Luster, Clarence Platz and Ed- by Daniel Bushman ward Senger. pg 3 Bradwell’s mayoral spot • Food bank plays is set after Ken Hartz was ac- important role claimed. However, running for one of four councillor seats are: • RCMP spotlight Michael Hintze, Darcy Legare, recent cases Nolan Siemens, Mike Swenson • Manitou Lodge and Tim Yanke. In Colonsay the mayor elect is auxiliary checks in James Gray. Six spots are up for grabs for council and the nom- pg 4 inees include: Darlene Baczuk, Jack Campbell, Sandy Jolicoeur, Chamber takes Pat Kindrat, William Kruining, hiatus: Just George Wright and Scott Yausie. Layzing Around Drake will not have a race in the mayor spot but will for the four councillors’ spots. Peter pg 6 Nicholson was acclaimed as an all out election. Running for other term. Councillors include: liams. • Brothers’ stories mayor and running for council mayor are Donald Anderson and Elwin Beeler, Ralph Eliasson, In subdivision nine, which are: Laurie Bartel, Rory Ander- Terry Tannahill. Those vying for Pat Isherwood-Thomas, Jody includes Drake, Nokomis, Ray- • Donation benefi ts son, Tina Peyton, Terry Willems, councillors include: Glenn Bat- Lewis and Neil McDonald. more and Punnichy, Chris Weiss volleyball team Wayne Schickerowski and San- ke, Carrie Free, Judy Gebhard, In Young the candidates ran uncontested and will be a • Senior boys post dra St. Croix. Aline Guillas, Danielle Rice, for mayor are Garth Sebelius new member on the board. The football win Holdfast has put out a call for Wayne Storey and Fred Wolff. and Robert Speiser. Councillor seat was formerly held by Wayne further nominations for the pos- Simpson looks to be set with candidates include: James Bel- Busch. ition of mayor. However, an elec- the mayor being Donald Janzen. humeur, Hugh Bjorgan, Cordel- All candidates will be sworn pg 8 tion for two council spots will Councillors are: Fred McElree, ia Ciesielski, Terry Haughn and into offi ce at the Board of Edu- Hairdresser sets up be held. Those running include: Denise Moren, Neal Richardson Lillian Sather. cation organizational meeting Holly Fleischman, Andrew Metz and James Zitaruk. Horizon School Division Nov. 4 in Lanigan. The term of shop at Manitou and Chris Thorson. Viscount has its council set subdivison three, which includes offi ce for board members is three Imperial also has a race on by acclamation. Mayor Moe Kir- Young, Watrous and Viscount years. pg 10, 13 - 14 its hands as voters will go to the zinger returns with councillors has incumbent Shirley Allan Elections will run Oct. 28 for polls to elect either Harvey Mc- Greg Wagner, Armand Clavelle, who ran uncontested returning communities and one subdiv- Country connection Lane or Susan Parish as mayor. Dale Wagner and Gordon Kraft. to the board table. ision in the Horizon School Div- The same can be said for six po- Watrous has almost all of its In subdivision eight, which ision. Eligible voters can cast pg 20 tential council members, who in- council returning. Phil Benson includes Imperial, Strasbourg, their ballot at the polling station clude: Ted Abrey, Nolan Gettis, decided not to run again so a call Holdfast and Bulyea, Shelly An- set up in their municipality. Vot- What to do with Brent Ingram, Ryan Kelly, Ron- for nominations has gone out, derson ran uncontested and will ers can also check the Notice of the big bird ald Klenk, Anna Lewis, Sheldon looking for another person to fi ll be a new member on the board Poll for the location of their poll- for Thanksgiving Parker and Mark Scheidt. a councillor spot. Ed Collins has table. That position was former- ing place; polling stations are In Liberty there also will be been acclaimed mayor for an- ly held by Bernadette McWil- open from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m.

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By Daniel Bushman between 15 and 20 clients information on TWM and that number fl uctu- Being able to come ates from time to time. home to stocked cupboards One thing he men- area thefts and food on the table, espe- tioned was, “We do have cially around Thanksgiv- quite a few clients that The Watrous RCMP requires the public’s assistance ing, is what many people are diabetic.” So Gregory in helping solve the following crimes that have happened have grown accustomed to. is encouraging donors to in and around our area. However, for others that is drop off sugar-free prod- On the night or early morning of Sept. 26, 11 mirrors not the case during this or ucts as well to help meet were removed from 2009 GM trucks. Some of the vehicles any time of year. the needs of that clien- involved had both the driver and passenger mirrors re- Chairperson of the tele. moved. These trucks were parked on the lot east of the Watrous and District Food While Thanksgiving old veterinary clinic on 1st Ave in Watrous. The theft of Bank Doug Gregory is falls on a Monday, Gregory these mirrors has resulted in a costly replacement for thankful for all the sup- said they will be handing Mainline Motors. port they have received out food as usual the Wed- Sometime between the September long weekend and thus far from the commun- nesday after, with pickup Sept. 9, an unknown person or persons entered a cabin ity and surrounding area. from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. He 107 Main Street, Watrous at Triple T Beach in the Liberty area and stole a num- He said it is “going very said despite the holiday, ber of items including a 42 inch RCA plasma fl at screen well. People have been numbers do not usually • Auto • Home • Farm TV. Also missing from the cabin were numerous bottles great this year. There are increase very much. That of recently purchased alcohol, a pair of binoculars potatoes, corn, apples (in happens more so during • Business / Commercial (Swaroski) and a camera. In addition, a King Canada stock).” Christmas when hampers • Tenant • Condo 6500 watt generator was removed from a storage shed Gregory said with gar- are created. along with four 25 litre gerry cans and a fi shing tackle dens being harvested, the Gregory said dona- box. food bank will gladly ac- tions for that celebration If you know any information that would assist the cept any of that produce, will be starting soon and RCMP in solving these two crimes or any other crimes in which will then be distrib- asks those planning on • Hail Insurance • Travel Insurance uted in turn during the mailing a monetary dona- our area, you are encouraged to call the Watrous RCMP • Health Insurance • Life Insurance at 946-3316 or call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. Re- second and fourth Wed- tion to box 932, to include member, we want your information, not your name. nesday of each month. a return address so he can • Investments • Real Estate In fact, Gregory said mail receipts. this year they have had Overall, the Watrous You may contact us: “more produce than in and District Food Bank’s years past. Even though area surrounds Colon- Ph: (306) 946-3655 TF: 1-888-669-2235 it has been a late start, we say to Viscount, down Fax: (306) 946-3314 [email protected] Special Care Home have had more.” through Manitou Beach, Gregory said on average Young and Watrous and Visit our new website... then south to Liberty. Week important time they have been catering to www.watrousinsurancebrokers.ca

New sample books Your Best Insurance at Manitou Lodge Is An Insurance Broker The lodge auxiliary The fall zone rally was held have arrived! meeting was held Sept. in Watrous Thursday, Oct. 23 with seven members 1 in the Anglican Parish Signature Collection and all six organizations Hall. The theme was You • latest in cellular present. Marg Gross led and Your Health. the litt le live the meeting in the absence Marg Gross has a num- and pleated shades HEALTH MARKET of Connie Westby. Connie ber of shirt protectors that • woven woods Boehr read the minutes need to be sewn. Please 103 Main Street, Watrous • 946-3003 of the last meeting in the contact her if interested. • comfortex Tuesday - Saturday ~ 10 am to 6 pm absence of Norma Hutch- Following the meeting Nordic Light Soft Sheer Collection Thank you to everyone for coming out & supporting inson. The fi nancial report the auxiliary members • shangrila The Little Olive Health Market’s new location celebration. was given by Marg Gross. were treated to a lovely Door Prize Winners were: Kathy Spencer gave the decorated cake for their • vienna Heidi Ball: Basket from Natural Factors nursing report. There have dedication to the work and Mart Potter: Basket from Nature’s Way been a few new changes the residents of the lodge, Aurora Julie Homoline: Now Product Basket in residents at the lodge. presented to them by man- Leila Kornelsen Audrey Plaskan: Nutritional Healing Book The respite room remains agement, staff and resi- Jana Hansen: Prairie Naturals Product full and in demand. Kathy dents of the lodge. 946-2917 • 955-2511 Darlene Evans: Brad King Book acknowledged the activity Next meeting will be Call for free in-home consultation Joelle Bergsveinson: Lorna R. Vanderhaeghe Book department for the effort held Nov. 25. Shirley Jones: Earthsafe Shampoo Condion, they made to make Special Body Wash, Body Lotion Care Home Week a special time at the lodge as well as the auxiliary members for the time and the effort they put into spending time with the residents. BRING IT TO THE EXPERTS Activity report was given by Ruby Soderberg 107 Main Street, Watrous, SK AT GOODWRENCH who also mentioned the auxiliary as well as others *For all of your Real Estate needs* from the community for CHECK OUT OUR GREAT OFFER volunteering their time THE WINTER SPECIAL SERVICE INCLUDES: during the past several months with the summer ❒ Check Alternator walk program, breakfasts out and other activities ❒ Check Battery Starting held at the lodge. She also from highlighted a few of the ❒ Check Belts special activities that hap- pened at the lodge during ❒ Check Block Heater and Cord $ 95* Special Care Home Week 29 Sept. 20 to 26. Seniors week ❒ Check Anti-freeze Strength plus tax will be celebrated Sept. 27 and Condition to Oct. 3 by featuring a dif- ferent senior in the lodge * Plus tax. Dealer may set individual prices. Avril Reifferscheid, Broker Joan Harding, Realtor each day with a brief his- Offer for retail customers only. LOF extra, if required. See Service Advisor for details. Offi ce: 946-3655 Offi ce: 946-3655 tory of them along with Cell: 946-8520 Cell: 946-7708 their picture on the bul- [email protected] [email protected] letin board. A list of up- WATROUS MAINLINE MOTOR PRODUCTS coming activities and vol- For complete listing information unteers needed was given. 208-1st Ave. East, Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 call, come in or visit our website: A Fall Fair will be held 306-946-3336 Wednesday, Oct. 7. If any- www.watrousrealty.com one has any donations www.watrousmainline.com they would be appreciated. Member of the Saskatoon Real Estate Association 4 • MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2009Editorial and Opinion THE WATROUS MANITOU Just Layzing Around The end came about with a whimper, not a bang, but it came nonetheless. The Watrous/ Manitou Beach & District Chamber of Commerce tried to muster one last gasp Monday, Oct. 26, but the will was not there to carry on. A devoted, overworked and underappreciated core group of executive members were look- ing for someone to step into the president’s chair. A vice-chair would also have been appreci- ated, and the roles of treasurer and secretary were already fi lled. It was unclear how many directors would have remained on board, but what was very apparent was that no one was willing to carry on without addi- tional support - not just fi nancial but also physical - from the rest of the chamber. In the fi scal 2008 year, there were between 61 and 65 paid mem- bers from Watrous and Manitou Beach. Each membership repre- sented a business, which in turn could have encompassed any- where from one to 75 owners, managers and employees (that last number just being used as an example). Thus, the potential turnout for any given meeting or event could have totalled between 61 and 300 (again, that last number being an example based on an average of fi ve representatives from each business). Instead, most meetings and many functions were organized and run by the same dedicated core group of four to six individuals, with the odd turnout getting as high as nine or 10. And from these people came the ideas and work behind such events as a Christmas shopping promotion, tree-lighting event and Santa photos; several business luncheons featuring guest speakers such as Lynda Haver- Apparently his truck came with some kind of heavy duty cloth on the seats and when stock; an agricultural appreciation meeting and supper; a greatly- he tried sliding out from behind the wheel wearing corduroy pants a high degree of heat resulted expanded Citizen of the Year/business recognition banquet and –– that’s why he’s holdin’ that ice pack on his butt. . . ” awards; a business trade show, and the centennial parade. On top of that, membership dues also paid for the Halloween candy giveaway, major sponsorship of the Fun Run Show and Shine car event in July, and a high school scholarship. Undoubtedly, Not your grandparents’ Monopoly treasurer Ray Hall could come up with a further list of donations, sponsorships and funds allotted, but the point is hopefully made. Real estate is a fascinat- ferent. The premise is the There is no other organization whose sole purpose is to repre- ing industry. It seems that same. Buy properties and sent the interests of the business community, and to participate in either it operates in a boom try to bankrupt your op- the community on behalf of businesses. It is a two-way street, and scenario or it is a bust. It ponents. Rather than paper the chamber has done an admirable job of presenting both sides of takes nerves of steel to live money, this game has a plas- the coin. Watrous and Manitou Beach have lost an important voice through the cycles, some- tic card that is inserted into with the discontinuation of the chamber. times on a yearly basis. a machine that calculates Everyone is busy - it is a good problem to have in our economy. Depending on which transactions. Our grandsons But as director John Gunderson said, people will make time for the province you live in, this love to play the game simply things that are important to them. Businesses in the area will have year has been a series of because they want to be the to decide if having the chamber’s presence and infl uence is import- ups and downs. Two years bankers. In our rules, after ant enough to revive the organization at next February’s reorgan- ago the real estate market the properties are bought izational meeting. was booming, even in rural the game is over. By that communities. Anyone who time everyone has lost inter- was interested in purchas- est. the ing a cabin has had a lesson Here is an interesting in reality regarding lake tidbit. FAO Schwarz sold a Watrous Manitou property. custom version for $100,000. two communities . . . one source for news Meanwhile, the U.S. and The set comes in a lock- The Watrous Manitou global marketplaces are ing attaché case made with 309 Main Street • Box 100, Watrous, Saskatchewan S0K 4T0 not as hot. More and more Napolino leather and lined Phone: (306) 946-3343 • Fax (306) 946-2026 Canadians are looking for in suede, and features 18 Email:[email protected] • Website: www.thewatrousmanitou.ca winter places in warmer carat gold tokens, houses climes. The term snowbirds and hotels, rosewood board, will take on a whole new one that has escalated given street names written in meaning in the next dec- real estate’s role in it. gold leaf, emeralds around Member SWNA Member CCNA ade. It is not only seniors Interestingly, the original the Chance icon, sapphires Published Monday 48 issues per year who are travelling south 1935 version was released around the community but every generation that during the Great Depression, chest, rubies in the brake Editorial Policy: The opinions expressed on these pages may not be those sees an opportunity to buy another financial crisis era. lights of the car on the free of The Watrous Manitou. We reserve the right to edit commentaries or letters when prices are depressed, The latest version allows parking space and real U.S. to the editor for libel and slander as well as grammar, spelling and length. planning on years of usage players to build currency. All letters must include a name, address and phone number for verifi cation themselves or letting family skyscrapers, wind FAO Schwarz sold I think I purposes. No article, or part thereof, which belongs to The Watrous Manitou and friends take advantage farms, prisons, a custom version will stick to may be reprinted without permission. of staying there for a vaca- sewage plants and the “common” tion. In the end, there is rubbish dumps for $100,000. game available Publications Mail Registration No. 40787091 PAP Registration No. 10712 always the possibility of and has an online The set comes in at most game We acknowledge the fi nancial support selling when the economy version. A a locking attaché and big box of the Government of Canada, turns around, making this a big step up from stores. through the Publications Assistance Program towards our mailing costs. good investment. hotels and motels. case made with Whether or S0 postal codes $28* • On-line $28* • Canada $36* Real estate is not a game Not a huge fan Napolino leather not you believe Single copy $1* • USA $135 • Overseas $175 for everyone unless you are of Monopoly, I the bloggers, it (* Prices include GST and are subject to change without notice.) playing Monopoly. One of rarely played it and lined in suede.. really is only a the blogs in the New York while growing up. game enjoyed Robin and Nicole Lay, publishers and editors Times takes the developers However, we did buy a new by many. After all, as it Daniel Bushman, reporter/photographer of this popular game to task, game a few years ago - the was pointed out, mortgage- Melanie Gunderson, customer service questioning the ethics of World Edition. The properties backed securities are not Laurie Regier, typesetter/production launching a new edition in are from around the world part of the game and it is Founded in 1933 by J.A. McGowan a time of “financial crisis”, and the game pieces are dif- based on cash transactions. THE WATROUS MANITOU MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2009 • 5 How ta look at the news The English by Gene Hauta The authorities did not get any help Two home invaders in East St. Louis, from Verizon Wireless, but they still man- Ill., had 11 hostages as police surrounded aged to hunt down a disturbed, 62-year-old language is crazy the house. The hostages, stealing an idea man following an 11-hour manhunt. The from several movie scripts, convinced man ran after a domestic violence call We’ll begin with a box, but imagine the feminine, eats vegetables, the invaders that their only chance to get in Carrollton, Ohio. Deputies knew they and the plural is boxes, she, shis and shim! what does a away was to change clothes to look less could use the man’s cell phone signal to but the plural of ox Let’s face it, English is a humanitarian eat? conspicuous and then to release everyone. locate him, but the company had shut off becomes oxen not oxes. crazy language. Sometimes, I think all The two perps would appear to be part of his service over an unpaid $20 bill and re- One fowl is a goose, There is no egg in the folks who grew up the hostage group, and the hostages ‘prom- fused to turn it on, even for a few minutes, but two are called geese, eggplant, speaking English should ised’ to tell police that the home invaders unless deputies paid the $20. The sheriff yet the plural of moose nor ham in hamburger; be committed had already escaped earlier. However, as was reluctantly about to pay when depu- should never be meese. neither apple or pine to an asylum for the everyone walked out, the captives simply ties found the man. You may fi nd a lone mouse in pineapple. verbally insane. pointed at the two invaders, who were ar- Another stupid criminal . . . a long- or a nest full of mice, English muffi ns weren’t In what other language do rested. time customer of Penny Lane Records yet the plural of house invented in England. people recite at a play In Hyannis, Mass., Mykal Carberry, 13, in Sydenham, NZ, picked out a CD, asked is houses, not hice. We take English and play at a recital? was charged with arranging for the mur- the clerk to reserve it, and even wrote his If the plural of man for granted, Ship by truck and send der of his 16-year-old half-brother, Jordan. name and address on it to make sure they is always called men, but if we explore its cargo by ship? Mykal wanted to take Jordan’s place atop held it. Moments later, he took advantage why shouldn’t the plural paradoxes, Have noses that run the family’s prosperous Cape Cod cocaine of an opportunity, grabbed cash from the of pan be called pen? we fi nd that quicksand can and feet that smell? distribution ring. The boss’ job actually cash drawer and fl ed. He was quickly ar- If I spoke of my foot work slowly, How can a slim chance and became available when the father of the rested. and show you my feet, boxing rings are square, a fat chance be the same, boys went to prison. I suppose most restaurants have the and I give you a boot, and guinea pig is neither while a wise man and a A girl, 10, named Clementine, and her “no shoes, no shirt, no service” rule for would a pair be called beet? from Guinea, nor is it wise guy are opposites? father were arrested for selling lemonade a reason, but the Burger King in Sunset If one is a tooth and a a pig. You have to marvel at the in a New York park. They had sold about Hills, Mo. really enforces it. Management whole set are teeth, And why is it that writers unique lunacy of a 10 glasses of lemonade in their fi rst 20 had to apologize after staff asked a mother why shouldn’t the plural write but fi ngers don’t fi ng, language in which your minutes, but were then approached by to leave because her six-month-old was not of booth be called beeth? grocers don’t groce and house can burn up two hostile agents demanding to see their wearing shoes. Jennifer Frederich, her The one may be that, hammers don’t ham? as it burns down; permits. mother and Frederich’s infant daughter, and three would be those, Doesn’t it seem crazy that in which you fi ll in a form The Brazilian environmental group Kaylin, were asked to leave because the yet hat in the plural you can make amends, by fi lling it out; SOS Mata Atlantica began encouraging shoeless baby was violating a health code. would never be hose, but not one amend? in which an alarm goes off people to urinate in the shower to save the In fact, shoelessness is not a health code and the plural of cat If you have a bunch by going on, Atlantic Rainforest. It is estimated that violation in St. Louis County. is cats, not cose. of odds and ends, and in which people park one avoided fl ush per day will save 1,100 By the way, Burger King, based in We speak of a brother and get rid of all but their cars in a driveway, gallons of water a year. Miami, is the nation’s second-largest and also of brethren, one of them, and drive them on Even though Roger Griffi ths of Mapua, hamburger chain, with 11,800 restaurants but though we say mother, what do you call it? a parkway. New Zealand, had been worldwide. we never say methren. If teachers taught, why English is a a customer of his West- In La Grande, Ore., In Uganda, hunter Na- Then the masculine pro- didn’t preachers praught? crazy language. pac bank for 25 years, and a repair person than Awoloi was accused nouns are he, his and him, If a vegetarian - taken from Touchstone even though he had about of forcing his wife to breast- US$128,000 in savings, the found a mouse feed his fi ve puppies after bank turned him down their mothers, who were Your opinion matters! for an $80,000 mortgage that had built a essential to his occupation, when he tried to buy a new nest of shredded were killed. Besides the Letters to the editor and guest editorials are welcome. house. Seeing it as a ma- $20 bills inside obvious humiliation issue, Please limit the length of letters to 300 words. jor trust issue, Griffiths one of Mrs. Awoloi’s own Content may be edited for grammar and libel. demanded his money, in an automatic babies, who was nursing at cash. After tellers counted the same time as the pup- Email [email protected] out the entire amount in teller machine. pies, died of symptoms that $20 bills, Griffi ths took the Everyone was resembled rabies. money to the Nelson Build- A British man, 69, has ing Society and deposited it mystifi ed as to been accused of poisoning there. But the NBS did not how the mouse his estranged wife in or- like having so much cash, der to nurse her to health so they took it to the bank got in the and repair their relation- they frequent . . . Westpac. ship. “Apparently sending a What’s up During the summer, machine. It was, card and fl owers just didn’t Democrat Michael Hea- however, a happy have the same element of with you? gerty was one name short of romance,” noted Jim Ba- A curious little face fulfi lling the ballot require- ending all round rach. greeted Kathy Sepke ments to run for re-election Gary Pivoda, 48, a janitor - the mouse was on her farm about 17 km to the city council in Syra- for the state of New York, south of Radville. The tiny cuse, N.Y. He had 334 of the set free and the got at least 250 hours of weasel seemed quite 335 necessary signatures, overtime while he smoked machine is now content to pose for a but realized too late that he pot and slept in a ‘man cave’ photo back on Sept. 18. had forgotten to list his own working just fi ne. inside a garage in Albany. It Kathy is the daughter- name. He planned to run for is estimated the hideaway, in-law of Vina Septke re-election, anyway, as an independent. complete with couches, a refrigerator, a TV of Allan, Sask. Theresa Winters, 36, lives in Luton, with DVD player, and drug paraphernalia, –– photo submitted England, with her unemployed boyfriend, has been used for at least fi ve years. It is by Vina Sepke Toney Housden. The chain smoker is very fair to wonder why his boss never pregnant, again, with her 14th child (his challenged him. The answer is simple. 12th) and remains totally dependent on Supervisor Louis Marciano, 50, allegedly public assistance. She has probably ac- charged at least 919 hours of overtime cepted millions of pounds over the years. doing the exact same thing. Both have Social workers recently removed the kids been suspended, even though Marciano’s still living with her, fi ve of whom have dis- attorney argued that the spot was merely abilities. She told offi cials that, if they also a ‘break room’ because the crew worked take away her 14th in November, she and long hours. Housden will just keep making more until In La Grande, Ore., a repair person she gets one to keep. Meanwhile, Housden found a mouse that had built a nest of said he would ‘love’ to go to work, but only shredded $20 bills inside an automatic for ‘the right reasons.’ He did specify that teller machine. Everyone was mystifi ed a legitimate reason was not to earn money as to how the mouse got in the machine. for family counseling because that is the It was, however, a happy ending all round government’s responsibility. – the mouse was set free and the machine In Moncton, the RCMP is looking for a is now working just fi ne. man who, while armed and disguised, ap- Cindy June Dilts, 34, of Comox Valley, Use your proached a convenience store late at night. B.C., was prohibited from driving because The clerk saw him coming and called po- she had too many passengers in her car on imagination lice while refusing to buzz the suspect in. a restricted licence. Dilts argued that she He had fl ed before offi cers arrived. had to drive because everyone else was too One never knows Admitted gang member Alex Fowler, drunk. She still lost her licence, and got what might get pulled 26, of Jasper, Texas, was arrested and in further trouble when she was stopped out of the garden at this charged with an attempted home-inva- again. She again pleased “she was the only time of year. While you sion robbery that did not turn out well. sober one in the group.” A sympathetic might see a carrot, Fowler, who has the words Crip for Life Judge Peter Doherty sentenced her to 14 someone else might tattooed on his neck, was chased from days in jail and a $300, the minimum al- envision something the house by the 87-year-old female lowed under province law. a little racier! ‘victim’ pointing a can of Raid insect Until next week . . . keep reading be- –– photo submitted repellent at him, threatening to spray. tween the lines . . . by a shy Watrous gardener 6 • MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2009 THE WATROUS MANITOU Sports and Recreation

THE POINT How fast has this year

AFTER gone by? Can you believe it is October already? Regardless of whether or not time has fl own by for you, to me it feels like July just ended. But, enough of the time travel: it’s time for some sports stuff. Judo is under- way in Watrous and has been since Sept. 21. I am told by Glen Miller that practices run Monday and Thursdays and I will have more on Ju-No-Ri for next week’s Watrous Manitou. The WHS football team pulled out a big-time win against Raymore to go 2-2 and played Caronport last Thursday in their fi rst of three away games to fi nish up the regular season. A lot of miles will be logged on the highways as they rolled into Caronport, go to Southey this Thursday and then Central Butte Oct. 16 to fi nish Hitting their mark the season. Hopefully the team can string together a couple of wins and get themselves into good playoff After being behind 15-14 at halftime, the Wildcats’ foot- position. ball team took the lead after the third quarter 22-21 Moving south to Regina, the Roughriders signed against Raymore. The Wildcats who played their last Luca Congi to a two-year and an option deal last Wed- home game of the season Sept. 25, would go on to win nesday. Apparently he is the ‘ironman’ of the team, the game 30-21. -TWM photos by Robin Lay dressing in the last 66 regular season games. For him that means every game since he was drafted in 2006 - and 67 games from this past weekend. Yes, he is the kicker but it is not rare for a kicker to get injured dur- Local brother tandems gear up ing a year. In December 2001, Arizona Cardinals’ kicker Bill By Daniel Bushman er during a previous season from the American Hockey the United States. Twin Gramatica tore his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) TWM in the WHL but it was not a League’s Hartford Wolf- younger brothers Scott along with some cartilage in his right knee after mak- While the start of fall full-time opportunity. This pack training camp. Klas- and Steven followed suit ing a 42-yard fi eld goal. But the kick is not when he normally signifi es kids year, Woody participated in sen made his way out east and played with the Bron- was injured, it was the after part. Gramatica who hit will be lacing up their Blades training camp and after signing a contract cos, making their way to the fi eld goal in the fi rst quarter against the New York skates and hitting the ice began the year with the with the New York Rangers the Royal Bank Cup. Giants leaped into the air to celebrate and when he in their home community, club. However, for the time earlier this year. The pair who spent landed awkwardly, fell to the ground clutching his knee for two pairs of parents being only one Klassen will However, the Blades do last season with the Bron- and thus left his mark in the NFL. the beginning of hockey be manning the blue line. have four overage players cos are now at Norwich The PGA’s FedEx Cup wrapped up for the year after season means their boys While both were on the ros- on their team including University in Vermont the Tour Championship took place Sept. 27. I do not will be placed throughout ter for the squad, the team Klassen, meaning one of to take part in its hockey know how the FedEx Cup exactly works, but I think it is the province and United is trying to trim down so the four has to be traded by program. The twins open like NASCAR and basically you get points throughout States. one of them had to go, at the Oct. 15 deadline. their season next month. the year at major events. Rick and Karen Klassen least for now. Meanwhile, down the Older brother Brad, There is then a playoff format and at the Tour who live on a farm in the Woody, the youngest of road and east of Watrous who will be featured in Championship, which is also the fi nal event, the top 30 Watrous area have a pair the pair, was reassigned to on a farm near Drake, Gord the Watrous Manitou in compete for the cup. Going into the week Tiger Woods of sons who have been go- the Battlefords North Stars and Leona Schroeder have an upcoming issue is a de- was the top-ranked golfer followed by Steve Stricker and ing through the ranks and of the SJHL after suiting also been attending their fenceman for the Princet- Jim Furyk. Canadian Mike Weir was 27th overall. met up briefl y with the up for one regular season sons’ games over the years. on Tigers. That team In the end, though, Phil Mickelson charged up the WHL’s Saskatoon Blades. game. Oldest son Brad made his opens its season Oct. 30 leaderboard and won the Tour Championship event. Sam and Woody, the Sam, meanwhile, will way through the SJHL’s but will hold a scrim- But because he was 14th overall in the standings, he youngest of four boys had patrol the blue line for Humboldt Broncos sys- mage and exhibition be- fi nished second. Woods who fi nished second at the event the chance to play togeth- Saskatoon after returning tem and has since been in fore that date. behind Mickelson had more points than the lefty so took top spot in the FedEx Cup standings. Weir ended up 29th overall. So for Woods’ second-place effort and a top fi nish overall, a cool $10 million goes to him. Mickelson who fi nished second overall didn’t go home empty handed and got a $3 million cheque. Maybe it is time for me to take up golf more seriously. On second thought, I think I will just stick to the competitions I have here against my brothers, but $3 million dollars for second - wow, that is an incredible amount of money. Now, from hitting a ball with a club to hitting one with a bat. It was a pretty intense week in the majors with one particular series as Minnesota and Detroit battled it out for tops in the American League central division. The two clubs split a double-header earlier in the week to keep Detroit up by a pair of games. They played another two games against each other and for fans it must have felt like a mini-playoff series. Even though I don’t watch a lot of baseball I have to admit Twins’ catcher Joe Mauer made a pretty nice catch behind home plate. He went tracking a foul ball that went into the crowd and bounced off a few hands before landing in his mitt. The Twins were thrilled about the out but some Tigers fans were disappointed about not getting a souvenir. And fi nally, hooking into something I have done over the years, fi shing. It is considered a sport; however, depending on who you talk to in my family, it could also be considered an educational course. When my Dad, Uncle Rick and I head out to one of our favourite spots, the two of us try to ‘teach’ my dad how to fi sh. However, because it is my Dad’s birthday this week, I will be nice and acknowledge that the last time we did venture out, I was the one taking lessons from the ‘old guide’. Dressed for success Let me know what you think and send me an email at The Winston Wildcat senior girls volleyball team is and Subway, Gr. 12 student and player Kelsey Teneycke, [email protected]. sporting new warmup jerseys. The warmup outfi ts were Mark McMann for Pip’s Esso and Subway, coach Kristin That is all for now . . . stay classy and stick to the sponsored by Fidko Grilz and Pip’s Esso and Subway. Callbeck, Laurie Deneiko and Rodney Fidelack for Fidko point! Pictured from left to right: Gary Schreiner for Pip’s Esso Grilz. -TWM photo by Daniel Bushman THE WATROUS MANITOU MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2009 • 7 Senior men’s golf report

There were 53 golfers Gunderson and Carol Ben- who took to the greens net, while Barry Ander- COMPARE & SAVE! at Manitou Beach Golf son and Joanne Schroeder PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, Course Sept. 24 for the sen- were closest to the pin on ior men’s and ladies’ syndi- number four. UNTIL CLOSING FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2009 cate wind-up scramble. Earl Emisch was closest GREEN GIANT FROZEN NO NAME The low score of 35 was to the 150 yard marker and VEGETABLES recorded by Ron Gross, closest to the line went to 750G PEAS, CORN, MIXED Lloyd Gullacher, Wayne Fred Kahlert and Amelia Lewis, Sherron Reid and Bodnarek. FLOURFLOUR Paul Cavcci. The long putts were FLOURFLOURFLOUR Closest to the pin on made by Harold Kalynovich 111...999999 10KG Handing out the hardware number eight went to John and Joanne Schroeder. STOVE TOP STUFFING MIX A handshake and a trophy presentation were made to an 120G SELECTED VARIETIES unsuspecting Earl Emisch (right) as Jim Herr, who helps with senior men’s golf, made the handoff. Emisch was Bowling awarded the rookie of the year after 53 golfers attended Watrous Club 55+ ... the fi nal syndicate wind-up scramble. Sept. 29 111...292929 -TWM photo by Daniel Bushman 669999 LHS: Kathleen Paul, 222, +59 poa 699 KRAFT 669999DOLE LHT: Lonnie Mason, 524, +59 poa MIRACLE WHIP PINEAPPLE IN JUICE Coaches/managers: submit your scores and results to MHS: John Paul, 223, +55 poa 890ML 398ML CRUSHED TIDBITS SLICED MHT: John Paul, 544, +40 poa [email protected] or fax to 946-2026 THS: The Spares (Bob Hamilton, Joy Miller, Carolyn for inclusion in an upcoming issue. 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ICE CREAM CHEESE BARS 1.66/1.89L 500G Hall.” Jones wondered if the Roughriders ever thought What in the name of Orville Redenbacher was he think- they picked the wrong Mr. Nice Guy to be head coach two ing by assaulting Owens? It’s not the receiver’s fault that years ago when they took a pass on longtime player and the Bills are ignoring his fl amboyant skills. Bills coach defensive coordinator Hall to hire Miller. “It is my con- Dick Jauron is the one who should be in the hot butter.” ... EACH ... tention that when it came to picking between Miller and Eric Mangini, coach of the Cleveland Browns coach 333 999999 555 999999 Hall it was so close,” noted Jones, “they ended up going fi ned an unnamed player $1,701 for not paying for a $3 PUMPKIN COKECOKECOKE SOFT DRINKS, 2L with the guy who most looked like he’d be at home sit- bottle of water in his hotel room. But he himself was PIESPIESPIES 600G ting on a self-propelled swather.” fi ned $25,000 by the NFL for not being truthful about I must say I was not real confi dent in the Riders’ chan- Brett Favre’s arm injury last season when both were 333 $$$ ces heading into Commonwealth a week and a half ago with the Jets.” $$ where they had managed to win only one of their last 11, “Assuming my math is correct,” wrote Dan Daly of ... EACH but they came up huge to retain a share of fi rst place. the Washington Times, ”that means Brett Favre’s right 333 969696 555 Edmonton defensive tackle Xzavie Jackson got mad biceps is worth 14.7 bottles of water.” RUSSET 20LB BRUSSEL SPROUTS FRESH after offensive lineman Aaron Fiacconi reacted to what Vikings coach Brad Childress, to AP, after QB Brett POTATOES he saw as Jackson’s “overexuberance during a practice Favre bent a fi ngernail in a game: “For those of you who drill.” Jackson stormed off the fi eld and came back with have fi ngernails, that hurts.” a shovel to confront Fiacconi. He was stopped before he A new hot dog stand called Burkie’s Dog House, in got close to Fiacconi. “Moral of the story?” asked Dwight honour of Leafs’ GM Brian Burke, will operate at the ... EACH ... LB Perry. “Next time, consider a shovel pass.” Air Canada Centre this season. “That seems fi tting for 555 979797 666666 “Can’t anyone not named Pinball Clemons coach the a team that’s going to play ketchup all season,” quipped ICEBERG WHOLE Argos?” asked Steve Simmons. “In this decade, Pinball Ian Hamilton. “Hot dogs at the ACC? Is Burke planning LETTUCE PINEAPPLE CANADA, NO. 1 FRESH PRODUCT OF COSTA RICA is 68-55-1 coaching the team, with one Grey Cup. Every- to trade for Alex Ovechkin?” body else - John Huard, Gary Etcheverry, Rich Stubler, Loewen: “In keeping with Burke’s nature as a hockey Don Matthews and Bart Andrus - is 12-37-1.” exec, let’s assume: a) the meat will be tough; b) the buns Cam Hutchinson feels that obviously the Winnipeg will be crusty; c) there will be no room for any brats.” ... EACH ... EACH Blue Bombers think it is easier to get rid of 42 play- ‘Til next week . . . . 969696 111 989898 ers than one coach. Every time you write them off, the LARGE SWEET POTATOES Bombers come back with a win, although does beating BROCCOLI FRESH NO. 1 FRESH Toronto really count as a win? When the Sun asked Eskies’ linebacker Maurice Lloyd if he’d consider donating his brain for medical research on concussions, he said, “Sure, why not? If it’s going to ... LB ... LB help some other people later on down the road, I would. 969696 464646 But right now I love my brain, so I’m going to keep it.” COOK’S P.C. GRADE A HAMHAMHAM YOUNG TURKEYS Hutchinson continued, “I’m sure you have heard HICKORY, SMOKED, SHANK OR BUTT BASTED WITH REAL BUTTER, FROZEN about the 19.2 pound baby boy born in Indonesia this week. He is expected to start tonight at middle lineback- er for the Bombers. Unless, of course, Mike Kelly trades him.” ... LB ... LB Gary Loewen warns: “Before folks get too carried 111 484848 111 787878 away with the Maple Leafs’ impressive start, or over- MAPLE LEAF BONELESS SKINLESS wrought about a fl ood of fi ghting during exhibition BACONBACONBACON CHICKEN BREASTS HOCKEY SCHOOL 500G INDIVIDUALLY, QUICK FROZEN games, it’s important to embrace this: What happens in Saturday & Sunday, October 24 & 25 the pre-season stays in the pre-season. Need evidence? Watrous Arena The Detroit Lions are 7-1 in their past eight pre-season games.” In fairness, the Lions did fi nally win a game. 4KG Open to all initiation to midget age players. ... EACH ... BOX The Packers and Vikings are longtime rivals, so Brett 333 999999 292929 989898 Favre signing with the Vikes did not go over well. A bar Includes 4 on-ice sessions. PORK LOIN CHOPS PRIME RIB BONELESS in Eau Claire, Wis., has planned an interesting promo- • $75 initiation • $80 novice to midget OVEN ROAST tion. Packers’ fans were encouraged to bring their old Favre jerseys and memorabilia from his Green Bay days Register by October 10 and hurl them into a fl aming barrel. The bar will donate Marshal 946-3441 days $10 to charity for each piece burned. “For Packers fans, 222...999999LB 444...888888 LB LANIGAN • WATROUS Watrous Town Bar Modern, renovated at the Manitou Hotel rooms ready for rent. Common room with rooms • off sale • bar full kitchen available. Corner of Main St. and Hwy. 2, Watrous • Ph: 946-3315 PROUD SPONSOR OF SPORTS AS SEEN BY GENE 8 • MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2009 THE WATROUS MANITOU Business and Agriculture Natural gas rates dropping By Daniel Bushman is looking for just over a 12 gy customers in more than TWM per cent decrease in com- eight years. Highlighting As winter approaches, modity rates and sent the The rate for the prov- furnaces will be fi red up request to the Saskatch- ince would be better than her career and heat will be the norm ewan Rate Review Panel. Manitoba’s ($6.14/GJ) and over the next several If implemented, the chan- British Columbia’s ($5.97/ Nicole Tkachuk has months. ges will bring down annual GJ). returned from Saskatoon With those increased average bills for residen- The Gas Cost Variance and started up her own energy bills on the hor- tial customers by $54 or Account tracks any dif- business. The stylist izon, a request has been $4.50 a month, and the for- ferences between SaskEn- who enjoys interacting fi led by SaskEnergy to mer farm customer class ergy’s rate and its actual with people and being adjust its commodity and by $106 or just over $8.80 a cost of buying gas, so the creative has set up delivery rates for natural month. difference would then be shop at Manitou Beach, gas, which would mean a The reduction of $5.98/ factored into the next rate east of Danceland. little bit of extra change Gigajoule to $5.21 would change. The new proposed -TWM photo in people’s pockets each come into effect Nov. 1 and rate refl ects the cost of gas by Daniel Bushman month. would be the lowest com- in storage, a credit back to The crown corporation modity rate for SaskEner- customers from the GCVA, and gas bought for use dur- EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY ing the upcoming year. However, SaskEnergy ADMINISTRATOR/CLERK will have a slight increase Local stylist opens salon The Village of Liberty is accepting in the delivery rate, the applications for the position of part-time third one since 1997, which By Daniel Bushman “I like the small town setting a lot. It administrator/clerk for the village offi ce. refl ects higher internal TWM is less stressful and more peaceful . . . I Ideally you will possess offi ce experience, have strong communica- costs of operating the A change from the hustle and bustle enjoy being down here. I like the atmos- tion, analytical and technical skills. A post secondary education in a rel- crown corporation’s core of the city to familiar surroundings is phere.” business of providing safe what Nicole Tkachuk was seeking when The stylist who accepts drop-ins as evant discipline is desired. Proven ability to work independently would and reliable service. That it came time to start up her own busi- well as those who make appointments be a defi nite asset. Preference will be given to those candidates willing change is expected to be ness. said so far the move into her new digs to pursue certifi cation under the Rural Board of Examiners, certifi cation implemented in mid-Janu- With scissors in hand, Tkachuk, who “has been good. It is a lot busier than I is not, however, required for consideration. ary of the upcoming year. grew up in Watrous, packed up her things thought it would be to start.” The right candidate can expect a salary and benefi ts package that and returned to her roots, opening up her Tkachuk said she got into the hair refl ects their level of experience. HARVEST own hair salon at Manitou Beach. industry because it is “part of the fash- Applications will be accepted until noon, Friday, October 9, 2009. Salon Bisou, named after the French ion world. It is fun being able to interact Please forward resume, word for kiss, which Tkachuk said she with people and having creativity in my SAVINGS heard while visiting France, is located including salary expected, and cover letter to: work.” TRACTORS in the lakefront building east of Dance- Salon Bisou opened the doors Sept. 2 Employment Committee ‘90 JD 8760 ‘03 JD 9420 land. and Tkachuk is in Wednesday to Satur- ‘98 JD 7410 MFWD ‘95 FNH 8670 The 22-year-old entrepreneur went to days. Village of Liberty SEEDING Marca hair college in 2005 and then was “Anybody can come down from chil- Box 59 ‘01 JD 1820 A/D 60’ Bourg. 8800 A/S w/ Air Cart a stylist at Main Street Hair in Saskatoon dren to seniors. I do anything, a lot of Liberty, SK S0G 3A0 JD 777 Air Cart 160 bu. before moving back to the area. updos and offer waxing services.” For further information, please contact Administrator, HAYING Yvonne Carrick 306-963-2402. 2- JD 566 R.B. ‘88 JD 530 R.B. We thank all who apply and advise that only those selected ‘06 JD 567 R.B. We are looking for self-starters to transport and deliver for further consideration will be contacted. COMBINES NH3 Drivers anhydrous ammonia and assist with other duties at our 01’ JD 9650 STS 2- JD 9860’s facilities. Safe handling training will be provided. 95’ JD 9600 2- JD 9610’s Saskatchewan 2- CIH 2388’s Seasonal positions are available in the following locations: PLATFORMS HELP WANTED ‘01 CIH 1020 30’ Flex Cudworth Leoville Parkside Canada Malting Co. Ltd. of Watrous (formally the Watrous Grain ‘01 JD 930 Flex Hamlin Maidstone Rosthern Exchange) is now hiring additional staff for its operation in the ‘97 JD 930 Flex Hoey Maymont Watrous town of Watrous. We are looking to add two or three more pos- ‘95 MacDon 960 36’ Draper ‘94 JD 930 Rigid A valid 1A or 3A licence and relevant experience are itions. We have a pool of candidates for the admin position, and ‘94 JD 930 Flex beneficial but are not required, as we are willing to train. will be setting up interviews for those qualifi ed. Thanks to all ‘84 JD 230 P/U Reel who applied. SWATHERS Given favorable weather conditions, these seasonal ‘05 JD 4895 36’ positions are expected to begin early Fall 2009. ‘00 Premier 2940 30’ 1 – Full-time facility assistant ‘97 Premier 1900 30’PTO 09102CV00 Please submit your resume, cover letter and five-year 2 - Part-time cleaning plant assistants ‘93 CIH 8820 30’ driver’s abstract to [email protected] by ‘86 JD 2360 30’ October 14, 2009. CIH 730 30’ PTO • The facility assistant position would involve all the day-to- For more information on these and other Viterra career day activities of a normal grain elevator including buying, MISCELLANEOUS ‘06 JD 4720 SP Sprayer 90’ ...... opportunities, please visit our website at www.viterra.ca. binning, cleaning and shipping malt barley. The part-time ‘04 Brandt Bale Processor positions would involve monitoring cleaners on an even- w/grain tank ...... $14,900 ing or night shift basis. They would also provide help on car ‘01 Brandt Bale Processor ...... $9,900 Brandt 15 X 85 Conveyor ...... $9,900 loading days. Wawinga 510 Grain Vac ...... $2,900 Viterra Inc. is a leading globally focused agri-business based in ‘02 Bourg. 750 Grain Cart ...... $31,900 Western Canada with operations in the United States, Japan, If you are interested in either of the positions listed please mail Rock-O-Matic #58 Rockpicker ...... $3,900 Singapore and Geneva. We are a diversified corporation or fax resumes to: involved in crop inputs and services, grain handling and HARVEST HOURS marketing, livestock feed, agri-food processing and financial Canada Malting Co. Ltd. Monday - Friday 7:30 am - 8:30 pm services. Viterra has the products, partnerships and knowledge Box 999 Saturday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm to serve customers on the farm and around the world. Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 Sunday 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Fax: 306-946-2850 Offi ce ph: 306-946-2826 Interviews will be conducted as soon as Watrous, SK 2625 Victoria Avenue, Regina, SK S4T 7T9 a suitable pool of applicants is received. Ph: 946-3362 FAX: (306) 569-5132 EMAIL: [email protected] www.viterra.ca If you are just curious, please give Brian or Jason a call. Fax: 946-3898 Watrous Co-op Gas Bar/Convenience Store 946-3812 [email protected] THE WATROUS MANITOU MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2009 • 9 Arts and Entertainment

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IOn sometimes being think how lovely a itbird would be To be a bird, for just a little while. To soar above the earth so wild and free - To dip and dive - ah, that would be Actions my style. With other birds I would converse speak louder in song. We, with our voices, would entrance than words mankind, While swaying on a branch, sing That was the case loud and long, last Thursday as Gregg And people passing by would DRINKING ALCOHOL DURING PREGNANCY CAN CAUSE Goldston entertained never mind. LIFELONG LEARNING AND BEHAVIOURAL DIFFICULTIES. students at Watrous I would not want to have to build Elementary School. Encourage and support a woman’s choice to a nest - stop drinking alcohol during pregnancy. Goldston, a mime artist, Bring twigs and mud with just my is known around the world little beak - Together We Can and for over 30 years Prevent Fetal Alcohol Then sit on eggs for days with little rest, Spectrum Disorder performed in the United And feed the hungry babies till I’m weak, States, Hong Kong, Paris, But worse than all the insects Saskatchewan Moscow, Korea, Taiwan I would lug, Prevention Institute and Poland. Goldston I do not fancy I could eat a bug. Our Goal is Healthy Children uses no words yet allows Maisie Sutherland www.PreventionInstitute.sk.ca people to understand Watrous, Sask. every thought and action he presents. -TWM photo Canadiana Crossword by Daniel Bushman Potent Potables By Bernice Rosella and James Kilner

ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 Saskatchewan potable 13 Lab utility 13 14 14 Comport ones self 15 Snitched 15 16 16 Obligations 17 Compass pt 17 18 18 Little green men? 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 The Watrous Manitou RESPONSES 19 Repartee 22 African desert 26 27 is now available online FROM THE WEB 26 Roman cheer Last week’s question: 27 Actor Nielsen to his 28 www.thewatrousmanitou.ca friends Texting and driving - 29 30 what’s your opinion? 28 Newfoundland potable 29 Before, to Blake 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 There’s nothing inherently 30 Atlas info dangerous - just have to 31 Bindings 38 39 pay attention: 6% 35 Seuss elephant Online subscriptions Only read but don’t compose: 0% 38 Engine part 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 No worse than talking 39 Back then on cell phone: 0% 40 Wolfish 47 48 $ Very distracting and 43 Rewarded a waiter 49 28 should be banned: 44% 47 Actress Blake ALL handheld devices should 48 Smoothly anywhere. be against the law: 44% 49 Alberta potable Total votes: 18 10 Tantalum symbols 34 Defame DOWN 11 Twilight 35 Racist, for example This week’s question: 1 Ad free TV 12 Realtors abbr. 36 Missile's nose cone How dedicated are you to 2 Furrow 19 Scourges 37 Bulldogged a dogie your favourite team? 3 Year to Sevi 20 Forestall 40 ____ du Bonnet 4 Ait 21 More recent 41 Actress Thurmon 5 Singer Della 23 Wary 42 Buddy Go to 6 Internal 24 Oppositeness 44 Vancouver expo www.thewatrousmanitou.ca 7 Wood winds 25 Pale 45 Town in Cambridgeshire to vote and check 8 Gossiper 32 Excelling 46 Colouring substance the results. 9 Quieten 33 Tibetan bear CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERS ON PAGE 19 10 • MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2009 THE WATROUS MANITOU Country Connection Lockwood Simpson Elaine Wilson • 836-4711 Visiting at the Duman- Lockwood were Walter Ron and Ruth Morningstar ski home to help with har- and Verna Hughes and son of Watrous and dropped Our beautiful summer last meeting were read by met Sept. 9 at the home of vest was Brian Groves of Merlin of Preeceville. in at the Larry and Ryan weather is gone. It really Marilyn Crawford. Plans Mary Oakes with 10 mem- Saskatoon. Ken Magnes, from Revel- Morningstar homes, and feels like fall now. Harvest were made for the birth- bers answering roll call. Visiting relatives in stoke, B.C. visited with visited with Irene Hurley. has been going great and day party in October at The meeting opened with it seems like it is over half Manitou Lodge in Watrous. the creed. done, but we need a lot more Marilyn had entertainment Mary Oakes gave the nice weather to get it done. organized and the rest will minutes of the last meet- Our daughter and son- look after lunch. For our ing. Sadie Gullacher gave in-law Lori and Randy Christmas get together in the fl oral report. Donations Colonsay Hoover were home for the November we decided we were made to the Central Florence Halvorson • 255-2358 weekend and Randy helped would meet at Colleen’s Park Lodge in memory Sympathy from the community to Earl son were her sister Evelyn Walker of with harvest. I think he Cafe for supper and then of Louise Stewart and to and Joan Zenert on the passing of her Drumheller, Alta., brother Stan and Diane enjoyed that. attend ladies night out put the Simpson Cemetery in brother at Laird. Leffl er of Tisdale, sister Beatrice Berg- Gary Hicks and daugh- on by the Simpson Home- memory of Ed McIntosh. Crib was played at the seniors cen- strom and girls Diannia, Shannon and ter Emma came to visit makers. A discussion was held tre Sept. 23. Ladies high score was Iris Debra all of Saskatoon. They attended the Gary’s parents Ken and Bill and Marg Austin of on the new lights for the Fredrickson and second was Patsy Grey. fowl supper and really enjoyed it. Carol Hicks for a week. Toronto recently visited hall. Men’s high score was Ron Fredrickson The United Church fowl supper was Gary was able to help with Sadie Gullacher, Charlie Ladies night out for and second was Don Franson. Lunch was held Sunday, Sept. 27 with approximately harvest. Austin and Kathy and Carol November was arranged. served by Ron and Iris Fredrickson. 524 hungry people attending. The church The Evening Unit of the Austin of Watrous and en- All members bring a door Visiting Gilbert and Florence Halvor- appreciated all the support. Simpson UCW met for cof- joyed a family supper with prize. fee at Colleen’s Cafe with more than 30 relatives in Sadie Gullacher won eight members present. the Simpson hall. the raffl e. Sandra Federspiel brought Simpson Homemakers Next meeting is at Col- Plunkett cake. The minutes of the Simpson Homemakers leen Hunt’s Oct. 7. Deloris Wilson (Sutherland) • 944-4852 The Watrous Manitou is seeking correspondents for the communities The weather has been Lark. They visited relatives day, Sept. 25 at the Plunkett great. It has been nice and in Humboldt, Ken and me Community Centre. of Allan and Guernsey. If you are interested in this position please warm for the farmers who and Jerry and Inger Olah. Robert and Joan Cal- call Nicole at 306-946-3343 or email [email protected] are combining and swath- Rosanne Mattson of laghan of Moose Jaw re- ing. Then it rained. Lloydminster spent an cently visited Ellen Farago Ken and I attended Tina evening with us while in Watrous. Kollybaba and Troy Sentes working and attending Aileen Trainer of wedding in Regina Sept. meetings in Saskatoon and Nipawin visited us, Mary 12. Prince Albert. Hastie and Joe and Mar- Viscount Visiting us were Joe Bob and Jenny Gray garet Nagy of Waterloo, Faye Marcoux • 944-2026 and Margaret Nagy from had Jenny’s sister here Ont. Thursday, Sept. 17, the Viscount sen- Conference. These students had the op- Waterloo, Ont. They also visiting from Ottawa for Wendy and Lyle Phil- iors held a morning and afternoon Alz- portunity to listen to several fantastic attended the same wedding a month. She also visited lups recently attended a heimer’s coffee break with muffi ns and speakers who focused on how to become in Regina. They visited an her father Bill and Bobbi wedding in London, Ont. grapes available to snack on with your and continue being excellent leaders in a aunt in Yorkton and friends Jones in Warman and has Dennis and Leona Cred- coffee. Donations were accepted and school. The students attended different and relatives in Humboldt returned home now. geur visited Laura Rewerts they were able to pass along $108.50 to workshops on different programs and ac- while they were here. Also visiting us were in Hanley. the Alzheimer’s Society. tivities offered in the school community. Sixtieth birthday greet- Julius Nagy and his grand- Recently visiting Jim There will not be an election for the It was a fabulous 2 1/2 days that made the ings to Elaine Kostuk of son J.J. of Regina. They and Jean Olah of Watrous, available seats on the Viscount village student leaders excited for a great school Humboldt. A surprise were at the Nagy farm to formerly of Plunkett, were council as all positions were fi lled by year. The senior SRC is also wanting to birthday party was held at see his brother Alex and Dr. Sunduram and Fran- acclamation. Returning to the mayor’s make upgrades in the canteen this year. Hannigan’s in Humboldt. in Watrous to visit Jim and cais from Devon, Alta. and chair is Moe Kirzinger. Councillors Ar- The SRC is looking for an apartment Visiting Jim and Jean Jean Olah. Kelsey Kaminecki and mand Clavelle, Dale Wagner and Greg size freezer for the canteen. If you have Olah were Irene Enns of Recently visiting Lorne friend Trevor from Spruce Wagner are also returning. Newcomer a small freezer that the SRC could have Port Elgin, Ont. and her and Gail Giddings and Grove, Alta. Gordon Kraft is welcomed to the village or purchase, please contact Ms. Shantz at sister Marge McCaw also family was Gail’s brother Happy birthday to Jim table as Angie Anderson chose to give the school. of Port Elgin. They at- from Vancouver. Olah of Watrous on his up her seat. The village appreciates the The VCS junior girls volleyball team tended the wedding of Several folks enjoyed 85th birthday. We wish him years Angie has given to her civic duty. has started league games winning their Tina Kollybaba and Troy the polkafest at Dance- well. Please call me with news you would fi rst set against Imperial. Way to go girls! Sentes. While they were in land. Anyone having any like printed or email me at fayemar- We will host our tournament Saturday, Regina, they visited Mary A bridal shower was news, please phone me at [email protected] Oct. 17. Coaches are Dave Pollock and Duke and her daughter held for Jody Smith Fri- 944-4852. Thank you. News from Viscount Central School Melanie Wagner. Message from principal Christy Bau- The junior boys volleyball team began mann: The year has started off as a busy the year winning all sets at their fi rst one, as I imagine it has for everyone at league game in Muenster Monday, Sept. this time of year. We have new curricu- 21. Way to go team! Coach is Elaine Blach- Subscription due?? lums in most classes from Kindergarten ford. through Gr. 9. Students in Gr. 3, 6 and 9 The senior boys volleyball team start- participated in CAT four testing already ed their season with an early tournament Use this convenient form to renew, order a brand this school year. We have had an SCC in Wakaw and has started league play. We new subscription, or send a change of address. meeting, magazine fundraiser kickoff, will host our home tournament Saturday, volleyball teams have started league Oct. 31. Coach is Christy Baumann. play and tournaments, pictures have Friday, Sept. 25, Gr. 1 and 2 spent the Name: ______been taken, our fi rst early dismissal and morning working with Gr. 5 and 6. First, the Terry Fox Run! they worked in the library doing dino- Address: ______October is already looking like it is saur research. After recess, they went to going to continue in a similar pattern, the Home Ec. room to make paper mache ______as we are looking forward to Technology dinosaurs. It was a lot of work, but a lot Infusion with Jim Swan from our school of fun! They could not have done any of

✃ division, school dance, SCC meeting, this without the help of Gr. 5 and 6 stu- Please check one of the following boxes: Thanksgiving long weekend, education dents. What a dinomite day! ❑ New ❑ Renewal week, meet the staff potluck, another Hot lunch is back! The hot lunch pro- ❑ Change of address - please provide new address below: early dismissal and more volleyball! gram will start on Wednesday, Oct. 7 and We are looking forward to a year full of will run every second Wednesday until Address: ______learning, inquiring, excellence and re- Dec. 16. Meals may be purchased on pre- spect for self and others. paid meal cards or cash orders the day of ______Since the weather has been so beauti- the sale. Money raised from this program ful and harvest is in full swing, it has goes to fund different school activities. been a little more diffi cult to get back The junior SRC is once again collecting Please send a cheque for: into the “swing” of things but remem- old phone books. Please drop them off at S0 postal codes - $28; all other Canadian - $36 bering to do homework each night will the school at your earliest convenience. defi nitely pay off when report cards The VCS School Community Council U.S. - $135; international - $175 come out! is looking for volunteers for the break- The Watrous Manitou, Box 100, Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 Several members of the senior SRC fast program. We need volunteers for travelled to Tisdale Sept. 16 through 18 Tuesdays and Thursdays in November to attend the Saskatchewan Leadership and December. THE WATROUS MANITOU MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2009 • 11

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Don Campbell Gerald Merrifi eld MOTOR Larry Birtch Ryan Campbell Rodney Fidelack Shawn Fossen Jason Lindgren Tylor McGrath Co-owner Co-owner PRODUCTS Sales Order Manager Sales Sales Sales Sales LTD. 946-3336 Dale Miller Mike Nicholson Michelle Redden Wayne Reynolds Justin Rintoul Ron Virtue Jeff Siegfried www.watrousmainline.com Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Order Desk The Watrous Manitou will be closed Monday, Oct. 12 for Thanksgiving. We will be open 8 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13. THE WATROUS MANITOU MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2009 • 13

FORM M (Clause 54 (1)(b) of the Act) Liberty NOTICE Faye Anderson • 847-2035 OF CALL FOR Harvesting came to a halt Saturday afternoon, Sept. We were talking to Ed Henderson of British Columbia FURTHER NOMINATIONS 26 when this area received some rain showers, less than who has been out at the beach and now has some hunt- (Municipal Election) 1/10. Some were able to go again by Sunday afternoon ers here until Thanksgiving weekend. He and his wife depending on what you were combining and how wet will be closing up for the season and returning to British An insuffi cient number of nominations having been received it was. Sunday was cloudy and cool with a temperature Columbia. to fi ll the offi ce(s) of: reaching 14˚C. Some are fi nished and some are getting Congratulations to Dwayne and Daphne Cruise on Councillor: Town of Watrous Number to be elected: 1 (one) close to done but we do need lots of good weather yet for their marriage Sept. 12 in Cypress Hills. another two to three weeks for everyone to fi nish. We are glad to welcome Eileen Ruether back home The undersigned will receive nominations of candidates for Sunday, September 26, David Strachan of Regina vis- once again after her month long stay at LLVIF in Imper- the said offi ce during normal offi ce hours from October 5, ited with his mom Mabel and did some odd jobs for her ial. 2009 until October 14, 2009 and on the 15th day of Octo- on the house. Manny Poitras spent a few days in Calgary where he ber 2009 from 8:30 am until 4:00 pm at the Watrous Town We welcome to town Frank and Marg Martin, Martha, attended a funeral and visited family. Offi ce, 404 Main Street, Watrous, SK. Ricki, Jayke and Amanda of the Lethbridge area. They Saturday, Sept. 25, Bonnie Beaton was in Regina to at- are living in the co-op house. Frank works for Bruce and tend the 90th birthday tea for Olive Evans, formerly of Nomination forms may be obtained at the Watrous Town LeVerne Goodsman of Stalwart. Findlater and now of Regina. Offi ce, 404 Main St., Watrous, SK.

Dated at Watrous, this 5th day of October, 2009. Orrin Redden, NOTICE NOTICE Returning Offi cer OF OF CALL FOR NOMINATIONS CALL FOR NOMINATIONS Rural Municipality of Wreford No. 280 Rural Municipality of Colonsay No. 342 Public Notice is hereby given that nominations of candidates Public Notice is hereby given that nominations of candidates NOTICE for the offi ce(s) of: for the offi ce(s) of: OF Councillor for Division No. 4 Councillor for Division No. 2 CALL FOR NOMINATIONS

Councillor for Division No. 6 Councillor for Division No. 4 APAS REPRESENTATIVES will be received by the undersigned at the municipal offi ce At the request of the Agricultural Producers As- during normal offi ce hours until Monday, October 19th, 2009 Councillor for Division No. 6 sociation of Saskatchewan Inc. (APAS), the R.M. of at 3:00 pm local time. Viscount No. 341 hereby gives the Public Notice of will be received by the undersigned at the municipal offi ce a call for nominations of candidates for the position during normal offi ce hours until Monday, October 19th, 2009 Nomination forms may be obtained from the municipal at 3:00 pm local time. of APAS Representative. offi ce. Nominations will be received by the undersigned at Nomination forms may be obtained from the municipal offi ce. the Rural Municipal Offi ce during regular offi ce hours Dated this 5th day of October, 2009. until Monday, October 19, 2009 at 3:00 p.m. local Melanie Rich, Dated this 5th day of October, 2009. time. Returning Offi cer Deborah Prosper, • Nomination papers are available from the Returning Offi cer Rural Municipal Offi ce. • Candidates must be agricultural ratepayers in the R.M. APAS is a general farm organization that was NOTICE NOTICE formed to provide farmers and ranchers with a demo- OF OF cratically elected, grassroots, non-partisan producer organization based on rural municipal boundaries. CALL FOR NOMINATIONS CALL FOR NOMINATIONS For further information, please contact Rural Municipality of Morris No. 312 Rural Municipality of Big Arm No. 251 the R.M. Offi ce or APAS at: Public Notice is hereby given that nominations of candidates Public Notice is hereby given that nominations of candidates 100 - 2400 College Avenue Phone: 306-789-7774 for the offi ce(s) of: for the offi ce(s) of: Regina, SK S4P 1C8 Fax: 306-789-7779 Councillor for Division No. 2 Councillor for Division No. 2 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.apas.ca Dated this 5th day of October, 2009. Councillor for Division No. 4 Councillor for Division No. 4 Patrick Clavelle, Returning Offi cer. Councillor for Division No. 6 Councillor for Division No. 6

will be received by the undersigned at the municipal offi ce will be received by the undersigned at the municipal offi ce during normal offi ce hours until Monday, October 19th, 2009 during normal offi ce hours until Monday, October 19th, 2009 at 3:00 pm local time. at 3:00 pm local time. NOTICE OF Nomination forms may be obtained from the municipal offi ce. Nomination forms may be obtained from the municipal offi ce. CALL FOR NOMINATIONS Dated this 5th day of October, 2009. Dated this 5th day of October, 2009. Pamela Garner, Yvonne Carrick, APAS REPRESENTATIVES Returning Offi cer Returning Offi cer At the request of the Agricultural Producers As- sociation of Saskatchewan Inc. (APAS), the R.M. of Big Arm No. 251 hereby gives the Public Notice of a call for nominations of candidates for the position of NOTICE NOTICE APAS Representative. OF OF Nominations will be received by the undersigned at the Rural Municipal Offi ce during regular offi ce hours CALL FOR NOMINATIONS CALL FOR NOMINATIONS until Monday, October 19, 2009 at 3:00 p.m. local Rural Municipality of Wood Creek No. 281 Rural Municipality of Viscount No. 341 time. Public Notice is hereby given that nominations of candidates Public Notice is hereby given that nominations of candidates • Nomination papers are available from the for the offi ce(s) of: for the offi ce(s) of: Rural Municipal Offi ce. • Candidates must be agricultural Councillor for Division No. 2 Councillor for Division No. 2 ratepayers in the R.M. Councillor for Division No. 4 Councillor for Division No. 4 APAS is a general farm organization that was formed to provide farmers and ranchers with a demo- Councillor for Division No. 6 Councillor for Division No. 6 cratically elected, grassroots, non-partisan producer organization based on rural municipal boundaries. will be received by the undersigned at the municipal offi ce will be received by the undersigned at the municipal offi ce For further information, please contact during normal offi ce hours until Monday, October 19th, 2009 during normal offi ce hours until Monday, October 19th, 2009 the R.M. Offi ce or APAS at: at 3:00 pm local time. at 3:00 pm local time. 100 - 2400 College Avenue Phone: 306-789-7774 Regina, SK S4P 1C8 Fax: 306-789-7779 Nomination forms may be obtained from the municipal offi ce. Nomination forms may be obtained from the municipal offi ce. E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.apas.ca Dated this 5th day of October, 2009. Dated this 5th day of October, 2009. Dated this 5th day of October, 2009. Darlene Mann, Patrick Clavelle, Yvonne Carrick, Returning Offi cer Returning Offi cer Returning Offi cer.

Rayglen All farm machinery traded on Commodities Inc. 1-800-729-4536 rayglen.com 14 • MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2009 THE WATROUS MANITOU Manitou Beach Sue Alcock Hello lovers of Mani- nattering about the oc- ciation supper of burgers tou Beach. This is to let casional council meeting and corn to those who you know that I have been that I attend and so on. have volunteered time allowed to become the Please send items. and energy to various beach correspondent for The weekend of Sept. 25 projects at the village. the Watrous Manitou. was a busy one as Friday About 25 folks were at the Helen Johnston wrote evening was the Prairie supper and sing song and a wonderful column and Women on Snowmobiles again, everyone enjoyed has left huge footsteps to Steak Night Fundraiser themselves. be fi lled. All I can say is for cancer research at Earlier in the week that I will do my best to Mike’s Beach Bar. Among Manitou Beach Com- write up and submit the the crowd was a con- munities in Bloom held news items that you send tingent from our local a meeting to discuss me. Sorry, but I will not Red Hat group. Cooking plans for the future and Annual Terry Fox Run be roaming the village steaks were Randy Kirk, set some goals. In the The students and staff from Imperial support of the Terry Fox school day run. looking for news. Jason and Laura Lind- future meetings will be School prior to heading out on their run in - photo submitted As I claim to live under gren; the fi rst beer for held in the village offi ce a mushroom at the se- each of the 94 diners, the and that should facilitate cluded end of the village venue and salads were communication between I do need your input, and provided by Mike’s Beach the administration and invite individuals, busi- Bar. Organizer Donna committee. As the garden nesses and organizations Kirk is very pleased that tour went off very well to send “newsy” items, a total of $912 was raised a proposal was made to Imperial e.g. births, bereavements, for the charity and happy hold a tour alternating Gaylene Parry • 963-2961 marriages, new busi- that a good time was had years so there should be ness openings, business by all. one in 2019 when the vil- The staff and students of Imperial munity Centre Monday. A cold plate closures, newcomers to That same evening lage celebrates 100 years. School participated in the annual Terry was served at noon. Winners were: our community, village about 130 folks enjoyed More discussion about Fox school day run Sept. 25. Run organ- fourth place - Lucy Baht and Lorrain projects, raspberries and a roast beef dinner at Wellington Park ensued izer Deanna Hignett and her team of Baade, third place - Loraine Ehman and beefs about services and Danceland and later the - the gate continues to be volunteers supported the kids in their Karen Gilmour, second place - Sandra deeds done and anything crowd swelled to over 300 a thorny issue and I am fundraising efforts and provided them Deerdal and Norma Duke, fi rst place else that you can think of to enjoy the high energy sure other residents have with cookies baked by several local Imperial’s own Helen Busche and Betsy to send in and share with concert put on by Little their own thoughts about volunteers and juice provided by the Redstone. The bridge players really ap- our community. Let us Miss Higgins and Deep the gate and its location. Imperial Service Club. The students preciated all the volunteers who looked face it; we all like to know Dark Woods. Diverse Also, the Neat Street com- raised approximately $1,600. When after the kitchen, set up and took down what is going on. dancing styles and dress petition for next year: do combined with the $1,100 raised during tables and cleaned afterwards. Without When news is scant refl ected the very mixed expect a request to dis- the community run Sept. 13, it resulted all their help the tournament would not then I will be at liberty to nature of the audience as pose of rubbish items and in a donation of approximately $2,700 to be so successful. The attendees look for- ply you with my own stor- ages ranged from 19 to 92. noxious and pesky weeds the Terry Fox Foundation. ward to seeing you all at the next tour- ies, which could be a com- Everyone seemed to have from your property as en- Seventy bridge players from Regina, nament. mentary on local wild life a great time. The sound vironmentally friendly Saskatoon, Govan, Craik, Watrous, Just a reminder that the United (not party animals), delv- was not so wonderful as possible. We need to Outlook, Bethune, Davidson, Prince Al- Church soup and sandwich lunches will ing into past issues of during the fi rst set and a be cautious about using bert, Bulyea and Imperial attended the start Wednesday, Oct. 7 in the church the Watrous Signal and bouquet goes to Hammer- toxic herbicides because bridge tournament at Imperial Com- basement. other archival material, jammer, aka Gene An- we do not want them gers, who rendered fi rst eventually ending up in aid to the sound system our precious lake. “Going and after that, all was green” seems to be the well. Dancing was never way to go these days. Watrous Salvage THICKER. BETTER. impeded! Thank you for read- SPRAYED-ON TRUCK BEDLINERS Sunday evening our lo- ing this and I hope you cal rec. board hosted its have not been bored. 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Del Rue, Royal LePage Saskatoon 306-242-8221 FORM C FORM C (Section 2.3 of the Act) (Section 2.3 of the Act) [email protected] NOTICE NOTICE THE TAX ENFORCEMENT ACT THE TAX ENFORCEMENT ACT TAKE NOTICE that the Rural Municipality of TAKE NOTICE that the Rural Municipality of Morris No. 312 intends to be registered as owner Morris No. 312 intends to be registered as owner under the above Act of the land described at the foot of under the above Act of the land described at the foot of RAYGLEN COMMODITIES INC. this document. this document. 1-800-729-4536 –– Saskatoon, SK The municipality claims title to the land by virtue of The municipality claims title to the land by virtue of Tired of taking a price? Set your own price at www. an interest based on a tax lien registered against the an interest based on a tax lien registered against the rayglen.com. Local service, national presence. existing title to the land in the Land Titles Registry as existing title to the land in the Land titles Registry as LOOKING FOR ALL TYPES OF RED LENTILS Interest Number 113859119, and you are required to Interest Number 113859265, and you are required to FLAX: TAKE NOTICE that unless you contest the claim of TAKE NOTICE that unless you contest the claim of Milling Brown: $7.50-8.00/bu Fob Sept/Oct the municipality or redeem the land pursuant to the the municipality or redeem the land pursuant to the Yellow Flax: $11.00-12.00/bu Fob Sept/Oct provisions of the above Act within six months from the provisions of the above Act within six months from the PEAS: service of this notice on you and, subject to the further service of this notice on you and, subject to the further Yellow: $4.50-4.65/bu Fob Sept/Oct provisions of The Tax Enforcement Act, a certifi cate of provisions of The Tax Enforcement Act, a certifi cate of Green: 2cw:$5.50-6.00/bu Fob Sept/Oct title will be issued to the applicant and you will thereaf- title will be issued to the applicant and you will thereaf- Maples: $7.00/bu Fob Sept/Oct ter be forever estopped and debarred from setting up ter be forever estopped and debarred from setting up BARLEY: $2.20-2.40 Fob Sept/Oct any claim to, or in respect of, the land. any claim to, or in respect of, the land. FEED WHEAT: $3.00-3.50 Fob Sept/Oct The amount required to redeem the land may be The amount required to redeem the land may be OATS: ascertained on application to the Administrator of the ascertained on application to the Administrator of the 2CW: $1.40-1.50 Fob Sept/Oct 3CW: $135-140 Fob Sept/Oct municipality. municipality. CANARYSEED: $16.00 Fob Sept/Oct Dated this 21st day of September, 2009. Dated this 21st day of September, 2009. LENTILS: Pamela Garner, Pamela Garner, Laird: #1 $26.00-28.00/lb Fob Sept/Oct Administrator Administrator Estons: #1 $22.00-23.00/lb Fob Sept/Oct Richlea: #1 $22.00-24.00/lb Fob Sept/Oct Vasel Lefeun, (Assessed Owner) Joan Freestone, (Assessed Owner) Reds: #2 $23.00-25.50/lb Fob Sept/Oct Lot 11, Block 8, Plan G 132, Ext. 0, Title #114950741 Lot 15, Block 4, Plan G 132, Ext. 0, Title #114951067 CANOLA: $8.20-8.20 Fob Sept/Oct The following are prices for Oct. 1, 2009. Prices accurate Oct. 1, 2009. Prices accurate prices for are following The (Legal Description of Lands) (Legal Description of Lands) at time of without notice. printing and subject to change “Make us an offer” THE WATROUS MANITOU MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2009 • 15 Notices and Classifi eds PLACING OBITUARY SERVICES BUSINESS FOR SALE TAYFEL, CUSTOM GRAIN AND FER- OPPORTUNITIES POWER SCOOTER FORT- ADVERTISING TILIZER hauling. McIntosh RESS 2000 FS, 3-wheel, Julianne RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE Trucking, Simpson. Ph. 836- batteries good. $750. Call ALL CLASSIFIED Julianne (Julie) passed away peacefully at the Foot- in the mall. Corner of Main 2034, cell 567-7506./37tfc 365-4793, Lanigan./37-3p ADVERTISING IS hills Hospital in Calgary, Alta. on Sunday, September 27, St. and 3rd Ave., Watrous. 2009, surrounded by her loving family. Ph. 365-4702./37tfc 525 SQ. FT. 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Hair cutting; 946-3542 washers $250 dryers $150 37-2c Endgate Drill Fills. • two-col pic & cutline ...... $35 AGAIN for the fall/winter styling; ear piercing (incl. ear- air cond. $150 7.5 cu. ft. freezer “music on a Sunday after- Pay up to $100. $125 • two-col pic & article ...... $50 rings); waxing and eyelash PART-TIME OFFICE HELP All Guaranteed/Delivery and Install Memoriam ...... classifi ed rate noon” and are in need of dying. Ph. Barbara McDonald required at Stokke Seeds. Call for pick-up. musicians. If you play an in- Lorne 946-3991 • with one-col pic ...... $20 946-2422 for appt./37tfc Flexible hours. Fax resume Ph: 259-4923 or 946-7923 33-10p strument of any kind and if Melvin 946-3800 37tfc • with two-col pic ...... $35 to 946-4069 or mail to Box MASSEY #36 DISCERS. you care to join us please call ROD BURKITT CUSTOM 1315, Watrous, Sask. S0K Will pay up to $100; will pick BISON MEAT - GRASS FED, Obituary ...... $25 Maisie at 946-3670 or Leta at grain hauling. Ph. 946-2983 • with one-col pic ...... $30 4T0 or call Shane 946- up. Andrew, 946-9669, 259- all-natural bison meat for 946-2085./37-2p or 946-7601./37tfc sale. Tracy 946-3863./37tfc • with two-col pic ...... $45 4044./36-2c 4923./37tfc SERVICES SAW SIX LIFEGUARDS RE- PERSON FOR OFFICE PO- OFFICE SUPPLIES: receipt Classified Displays: QUIRED at Manitou Springs SITION. Must have good books, purchase order books, ANGEL BLOSSOMS IS tak- SHARPENING invoice pads, statement pads, Make your ad Mineral Spa. Valid Bronze accounting and computer ing fresh fl ower orders for All circular blades Medallion, CPR ‘C’ level and skills. Wages negotiable and adding machine tape. The JUMP Thanksgiving. Ph. Joanne including carbide and Standard First Aid certifi ca- health plan after six months Watrous Manitou, 309 Main 946-6455./37-1c off the page! chainsaw chains tion all required. Apply in per- of employment. Fax resume St. Watrous. 946-3343. Placed in a box; LORNE JONES son at Manitou Springs Min- to 306-656-2042. Phone 306- CULLIGAN BOTTLED water, may include logo, Winter is coming 946-3991 eral Spa, Manitou Beach, or 656-4465 or email bdmc@ delivery available. Cooler special text formatting, etc. • Will repair snow blowers, 37tfc call 306-946-2233 for more xplornet.com rentals and sales. MCI Sales, Inserted under the chain saws and small engines HOPE FLOATS SERVICES. information; ask for Kurt./35- 946-3441./37tfc • Make new chains 4c heading of your choice. Field diagnostics in disease FOR SALE and sharpen old ones STEAM-DISTILLED DRINK- $7.84 per column inch. and insects; spray drift and BLUE HORIZON CAFE Wheat & Barley ING water produced and Ph: John 946-2332 37-4p hail insurance analysis; feed and Gas Bar is now hiring a test probes and ration balan- Straw for Sale dispensed at Diehl Tire since COMMUNITY DIRECTORY: INDEPENDENCE SENIOR full and part-time cook and cing; business planning and 1996. Self-serve./37tfc Inform customers about your Support Service. Non-med- waitress for weekends and John Deere 568 round baler rotations. Please call 946- (Straw Walker Straw) business or service. Rates ical companionship. Assisted a cashier for evenings and WHY PAY MORE ELSE- 8107 (cell)./37tfc weekends. Apply within or Net Wrapped WHERE? “Everyday low are $20/month or $75/six trips to: doctor appointments, phone 255-2789 or Ben 241- $18/bale, loaded price.” All major appliances months for up to 50 words. prescription pick up; bingo, PRO PAINTER/HANDY- social events, spa, hair ap- MAN: serving Watrous/Mani- 2833./35-4p Book Now! selling at cost + $10. Watrous BLANKET ADVERTISING: Furniture, 946-3542./37tfc pointments, shopping, postal, tou for over 15 years! For all FULL-TIME LABOURERS 259-4923 or 946-7923, Reach 85 newspapers across Danceland, church; meal your painting (includes house with mechanical abilities, 37-6p BOSCH KIT MIXER USE UP the province, with a com- Young planning, light housekeeping, painting, signs, lettering and painters and welders with at to 17 cups of fl our. Reg $599. bined circulation of almost companionship; anything to murals!), reno and fi x-up least two years experience. UPHOLSTERY EQUIPMENT Sale $539 free shipping. Por- 370,000 with one phone call. support your independence. needs. References. Art cards Call Arc Welding, Colonsay and supplies. Heavy duty table Ice Makers, Bunn Cof- Place your ad through the Out of town trips upon re- for sale! Call Michael at 946- 255-2112 or fax resume to Singer sewing machine; but- fee Makers. Call Hometech Watrous Manitou by Tuesday quest. Ph. 946-3964 or 946- 3676. Visit Gallery Gaudet 255-2113./37tfc ton covering machine; num- Regina 1-888-692-6724 noon for the following week’s 3553, Dianne or Dave./37-9p at www.ArtAffectsDesign. erous supplies and fabric. PART TIME, FULL TIME insertion. Prices start at $209. FREE BASIC COMPUTER com/37tfc Ph. 946-2706, Norma and person in the Watrous area VEHICLES FOR SALE Need more direct targeting? course. Windows XP or Vista. Dorman Hutchinson/37-3p RON’S CARPENTRY, Wat- interested in milking and/or Try one or two zones only for To register or for more infor- 1993 LINCOLN TOWN CAR. rous. For renovations, re- learning to milk cows. Please VILAS MAPLE DINING 122,000 km. Excellent condi- $86 or $123 respectively. mation go to www.guided pairs, new construction. 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* ACCOUNTANTS * CONCRETE * CUSTOM APPAREL * FINANCIAL SERVICES * INVESTMENTS * OPTOMETRY WATROUS CONCRETE for all M.C.I. SALES LTD. Caps, jackets, SHARON CRITTENDEN, Certi- TRI-CENTRAL INSURANCE. Drs. Krueger, Kendall and Wilson, D & R your concrete and gravel needs - jerseys custom made with your fi ed Financial Planner. Retire- GICs, RRSPs and other invest- 100 - 128 Fourth Avenue South, crushed rock, sand and fi ll gravel. business, school and team logo- ment, estate and fi nancial consult- ments. Ph. 836-4446 Simpson, The Standard Life Building, Sas- ACCOUNTING Ph. 946-2040, Gerald 946-2392, -screen printed or embroidered. ing, business plans, GIC’s, RRSP, 946-2864 Watrous./37tfc katoon, Sask. S7K 1M8. Ph. 244- Brad 946-2146./17-24c Trophies, plaques and custom Mutual Funds and other invest- 7464./31-24c Personal & Corporate Tax engraving. All done in house. Call ments. Box 239 (306) 963-2022 WATROUS INSURANCE BRO- Bookkeeping 946-3441./18-24c Imperial, Sask. S0G 2J0./17-24p KERS LTD., GICs, RRSPs, Mutu- Dr. R. Schultz, Dr. W. Toews and Farm - Business Planning * CONSTRUCTION/ al Funds. Ph. 946-3655./17-24c Dr. S. Feltis, optometrists. Wa- CAIS Applications GENERAL CONTRACTORS trous Optical, Plassey Place, Main * DENTISTS * FUNERAL DIRECTOR St. Hours: Mondays and Wednes- Bill Riach, CFP Drs. D.E.S. CLEMENTS, M.W. * LEGAL days. For appointment call Mon. to Gryba, C.J. Roberts; 2305 FOTHERINGHAM- Fri. 946-2166./21-24c Cheryl Bryksa, CA Baril Roofi ng McDOUGALL FUNERAL New roofs • Asphalt shingles McEown Ave., Saskatoon, Sask. SERVICE: Earl Mosewich, Hidden Fastener Metal • Repairs Ph. 374-1522./17-24c Gibney We have space for you to fea- Phone: 946-2176 Marianne Mosewich, Allan ture your business or service Re-roof • Rubber Tile WATROUS DENTAL CENTRE, –– Law ––– or 528-2032 Mosewich and Dave Somers. for the community to see. Insurance claims • Warranty 107 3rd Ave. E. Dr. Michele Acker- bill@riachfi nancial.ca Box 507, Watrous, SK S0K 4T0. 1B 36 Downing Drive Free Estimates! man. Offi ce hours: Mon.-Thurs., 8 Ph. 946-3334./17-24c Business/Community 9-48c a.m. - 5 p.m. Ph. 946-2131 (Emer- Carlton Trail Mall Directory Rates Call Shawn gency, 946-3452)/21-24c • Lanigan ONE MONTH LEWIS AGENCIES LTD.: William 306-821-6853 * GOVERNMENT 50 words or less E. (Bill) Lewis, B.Comm., CGA HUMBOLDT DENTAL CLINIC. • Serving Humboldt, Watrous Destiny J.M. Gibney, LL.B. — $20 plus GST and Sharon Crittenden, CFP; Box Offi ce hours 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Naicam areas Mon. - Fri. 617 7th St., Humboldt. SIX MONTHS: 239, Imperial, Sask. S0G 2J0; 24-24p For appointments: All phases of dentistry. Phone 50 words or less 1-306-963-2022; Toll Free 1-800- Phone: (306) 365-3300 682-2313. After hours call Dr. — $75 plus GST 667-8911./17-24p W. Prokopishin 682-4150, Dr. F. Fax: (306) 365-2097 Ph: 946-3343 Fax: 946-2026 Prokopishin 682-2318./5-48c Mon. to Fri. 11-4 [email protected] [email protected] General Contracting 42-48p • commercial • residential * EAVESTROUGHING MacDERMID LAMARSH, Bar- • agricultural • concrete work C.R. EAVESTROUGHING contin- • insurance work • renovations risters and Solicitors 320-728 Finding the •• FREE ESTIMATES! •• uous prepainted eavestroughing, Spadina Crescent East, Saska- * PLUMBING, HEATING right answer residential and commercial. Large Over 31 years toon, Sask. Ph. (306) 652-9422, AND COOLING starts here. selection of colors. Ph. 682-2545 Fax (306) 242-1554./31-24c in business! Humboldt./17-24c Chartered Accountants Call Dan 946-2465 KELLY’S EAVESTROUGHS SERV- MAH DMH and Business Advisors 5-48c ICE, Imperial, Sask. Continuous 5” Plumbing & Heating 682.2673 mnp.ca eavestroughs, commercial and resi- 5-48c LAW OFFICE For all your Residential & Commercial MELRON SERVICES dential. For more information and Greg Brkich, MLA Ben Mah and Ken Williams, MYRNA McIVOR, CGA. Financial Plumbing & Heating needs: Watrous, Sask. estimates call 963-2087./33-24c Arm River-Watrous Barristers & Solicitors Stmts, Corporate & Personal In- gas fi tting, air conditioning, roto rooter, Trenching, land clearing, Constituency 308 Main St., Watrous come Tax, Monthly Bookkeeping. excavating, demolition, furnace installations & repair, water Thursdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wa- gravel hauling. * ELECTRICAL Box 1077 Ph. 946-3512 • Fax 946-2277 heaters & softeners. trous Insurance Brokers, 107 Main Trailer sales 102 Washington St. Saskatoon ph: 664-2606 Financing available. St., Watrous, Sask. Ph. 1-888- E Z MUV PACKERS Davidson, Sask. S0G 1A0 Saskatoon fax: 664-8992 384-7494./19-24c We carry rock, topsoil and gravel CIC 946-2080 Phone: (306) 567-2843 5-48c for all your landscaping needs. ELECTRIC Toll Free: 5-48p Shop 306-946-2256 * AUTOMOTIVE 103 - 3rd Ave. W., Watrous 1-800-539-3979 MURRAY TRUNKS DWIGHT’S GEOTHERMAL. Cell 306-946-7834 ARMORTHANE, FORMERLY For all your residential Fax: (306) 567-3259 LAW OFFICE Save up to 80% on your heating

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Ph. 946-3055 or after hours stery, car interior and mattresses. * COPYING • RRSP, RRIF, RESP Imperial (Wed.); or 946-2864, Theralase low level laser treat- 946-8893 or 946-2421./31-24c To inquire about our services or Insurance Watrous./37tfc ment. Treatments are done by to book an appointment call us at (Life, Disability, WATROUS INSURANCE BRO- registered massage therapist Watrous Tire & Batt ery 946-3830./29-12p FOR ALL YOUR Critical Illness, KERS LTD. Motor Licence Is- and certifi ed laser specialist Kyla (1996) Ltd. COPYING NEEDS Long Term Care) suer; Agent for SGI-Canada, McDonald. Insurance claims wel- come. Gift certifi cates available. * COMPUTERS colour and Wawanesa, Mennonite Mutual, Goodyear Tires ~ Batteries Open Mon. - Thurs., 11 a.m. - 8 black/white Sask. Mutual, Red River Mu- ~ complete tire and battery BERGEN COMPUTERS. Serv- Bill Riach, CFP p.m. and Fri. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. For repair service, pricing in store tual, Home, Farm, Commercial, ing Watrous and area for over 16 more information or to book an vulcanizing, retread ~ bill@riachfi nancial.ca Auto, Hail, Life, Mutual Funds, years. Gary Bergen, B.Sc. Sales, appointment please call Kyla at “On the Farm, In the Field Sickness and Accident. Hours: service, networks, website and 946-2141./17-24c graphic design. 311 8th Ave. E., Phone: 946-2176 Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., Sat. Tire Service” Watrous. 946-2061. www.bergen 309 Main Street, Watrous or 866-528-2032 9 a.m. - 12, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Ph. CALL TODAY TO PLACE YOUR 3rd Ave. W., Watrous 9-48c 946-3543 computers.com /13-48c Ph: 946-3343 946-3655./17-24c business on this page. 946-3343. 5-48p THE WATROUS MANITOU MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2009 • 19 Business Coming Events and Community OCTOBER and browse. Everything you - CARLTON TRAIL 4-H - Watrous painting group will need and want to create CLUB will be having a regis- Community meets Wednesdays., 10 a.m. a classic photo album in a tration meeting Sun., Oct. Directory to 3 p.m. at the Gallery on quick and easy way will be 18 at 2 p.m. at the Nokomis meetings 3rd, 102 3rd Ave. E. Fee of available to purchase. As an School library./37-2c AL-ANON meets every * VACUUMS * WORSHIP $3/session. Can bring lunch. added bonus a consultant Thurs. 8 pm, Wat. Elem. For more information phone for Silpada Designs, which - WATROUS CURLING CLUB School, staff room (east Toni 946-3885./36-2c is a beautiful line of jewellery registration night, Tues., Oct. NEW & USED door). Ph. 963-2662, 946- Church Services will also be there. Bring this 20, 7 p.m. Watrous Curl- 2466; Young 259-4941, VACUUM SALES & REPAIR - TRIP TO CASINO REGINA advertisement and with a ing Rink. Leagues: Mens 257-3978./26tfc — ALL MAKES — ST. ANN’S CATHOLIC CHURCH by A & S Charters, Wed., Oct. purchase, receive a Creative - Monday evening; Ladies - BAGS, BELTS, MOTORS Fr. Emmanuel Owusu Banahene 7. For more information or Memories gift valued at over Wednesday evening; Open ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Rotating Services PARTS AND SERVICE meetings: Watrous, every Call 946-3630 to reserve your spot, phone $15./37-2p - Thursday evening; Seniors LORNE & LES JONES For weekly schedule Leona at 946-2079./36-2p - Monday afternoon; Jun- Thurs., 8 pm. (946-2466); Simpson, Mon., 8 pm. — 946-3991 — 37tfc Watrous • Young • Imperial - DRAKE FOWL SUPPER, iors - Gr. 4 and 5, Thursday * * * - WATROUS DIABETES Fri., Oct. 16, 5 to 7 p.m. Drake after school and Gr. 6 and 7, (963-2662)./2-48p ALL SAINTS’ ANGLICAN CHURCH ASSOCIATION invites you Community Centre./35-4c Monday after school. Fees: NOT FINDING THE BUSINESS Rotating Services WATROUS KINETTE you are looking for? Check Servi- Call 946-3458 to its $5 noon luncheon at If paid after Nov. 15: adult 1/ CLUB meets fi rst Tuesday ces in the classifi eds. Wanting to For weekly schedule the Watrous Senior Centre, - SOUP, SANDWICH AND week = $225 - by Nov. 15 = of each month - Septem- put your business in the public’s Sunday Service & Church School Main Street, Fri., Oct. 9. Dr. Bake Sale, Sat., Oct. 17, $205; adult 2/week = $245 ber to June. Interested eye? Place an ad in the classi- Watrous • Colonsay • Viscount A.J. Mouton, speaker./36-2c 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. JEB - by Nov. 15 = $225; adult in joining or for more info fi eds. Phone: 306-946-3343, fax: * * * Community Centre, Guern- 3/week = $265 - by Nov. 15 PHILADELPHIA MENNONITE contact Amy Arthur 946- 306-946-2026, email: watrous. - DANCELAND, MANITOU sey. $6/person, 6 and under = $245; adult half season = 2033./26tfc [email protected]. BRETHREN CHURCH Pastor Darren Holland Beach offers entertainment free. Table rentals available. $155 - by Nov. 15 = $135; Offi ce: 102 - 5th Ave. West for: Oct. 10 - Ralph’s Rhythm Call Beth 365-4674 or Sue junior regular night - $115; WATROUS KINSMEN * VETERINARIAN 946-3785 Kings; Oct. 17 - Saskatoon 365-3250./37-2c junior after school - $75. Jun- CLUB meets every 2nd Sunday School for all ages ....10 a.m. Rhythmaires; Oct. 24 - The ior fees did not increase this and 4th Thursday of each WATROUS ANIMAL HOSPITAL Worship Service ...... 10:55 a.m. Decades. Buffet - 6 to 7:30 - JEFFREY ALLAN SAWATZ- year. Leagues to start Mon- month (except July and 707-4th Ave. E., Watrous across * * * August) at the Kinsmen p.m. Dance - 8 p.m. to mid- KY performing Sat., Oct. 17, day, Nov. 2. 2009 bonspiels: from Melron Services. Drs. Al- LANIGAN & WATROUS Club Room in the Wa- LUTHERAN PARISH lison Bartel and Amy McLaren, night. Phone 946-2743 or 7:30 p.m. in the Watrous Green Spiel - Fri. evening trous arena. For more info D.V.M. Large and small animal Worship Service 1-800-267-5037 for reserva- Civic Centre. Wonderful Sat- Nov. 6. Each team must 11:15 a.m. Our Redeemer’s, Watrous contact Jonathan Stratton practice. Open Monday to Fri- tions. www.danceland.ca urday night entertainment. have a rookie curler. Two 4 946-2084./38-48p day, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. On-call after September and October * * * /37tfc Jeff, a Regina-based per- end games; skins format. hours. Ph. 946-3657, Fax 946- WATROUS BAPTIST CHURCH former is the Roughriders $30 entry. Contact Rene, WATROUS ROTARY CLUB 3605./17-24c Pastor Doug Gregory - WATROUS SWIMMING anthem singer. Jeffrey has 946-3491; Farmers and meets every Tuesday, 7:00 201 - 2nd Ave. W. Pool bingo dates: Oct. 13, thrilled audiences with his Friends - Nov. 12 and 13. am, Sam’s Steakhouse, Phone 946-2996 - Watrous Nov. 10. Watrous Civic Cen- talented voice, his ability to Contact Tomas, 946-2033 Manitou Beach./26tfc * WEDDINGS Worship Service ...... 11 a.m. tre. Doors open 6 p.m. Bingo sing in English, Italian and or 946-8406; Family Spiel, WHY NOT FLOWERS Design * * * WATROUS-YOUNG PASTORAL CHARGE starts 7 p.m. Cash prizes. Spanish and his choice of Sat., Nov. 28. One adult per Kenaston. Concessions Studio, Watrous, 946-4056. 502 Main St. Ph. 946-3592 Complete RENTAL line of silk Everyone welcome./37tfc songs. Evie Coop, an award- team (16+). $40 entry fee. available. Everyone wel- The Rev. Deborah Smith wedding items. Consultations by winning musical talent will Prizes for everyone. Contact come. Show runs from 11:30 Sunday Worship - ATTENTION ALL SCRAP- accompany Jeffrey. Jeff Lindsay, 946-2251; Sen- a.m. to 5 p.m. Bookings appointment. Shirley Meltsner, 9:30 a.m...... Young 946-4056./18-48c (United/Lutheran Shared Ministry) BOOKERS! The ultimate will showcase original com- ior Spiel - December - date to Susan at 306-252-2001 scrapbooking weekend held positions from his debut CD TBA. Contact Iris Ernst, 946- evenings./30-10p THE WATROUS MANITOU of- 11 a.m...... Watrous United Church at Manitou Springs Hotel Fields of Gold. This show is 2540; Boxing Day - 4 end fers wedding stationery by Sun- * * * set. Napkins, placecards, book- WATROUS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH and Spa is just around the part of the Stars for Saskatch- games; skins format. $40 NOVEMBER marks, thank you cards. Email: 709 Main St.,Watrous corner Oct. 16 to 18. Doors ewan series. Door prices are entry fee. Contact Jason, - NOKOMIS CHRISTMAS [email protected], Pastor Vernon Allen open any time after 12 noon adults $18, students $5, 12 946-2756./37-3c Craft and Trade Show spon- phone: 306-946-3343, fax: 306- Service Sunday 10:30 a.m. Fri. Doors close 2 p.m. Sun. and under free. Check Jeff sored by the Nokomis Play- 946-2026. Bible Study Wed. 7:30 p.m. Phone Ronda Thompson at out at www.jeffsawatzky.ca - TRADE AND CRAFT school Association, Sat., 859-4456 to reserve a spot or at townofwatrous.com/ SHOW at Kenaston, Sat., Nov. 21, 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. to scrapbook or just come artscouncil.htm /36-3c Oct. 24, Kenaston Place, at the Nokomis Centennial Canadiana Crossword Hall. Crafts, baking, Christ- ✰✰ Stars for Saskatchewan ✰✰ mas gift ideas, raffl es, soup Potent Potables Series Tickets NOW on SALE! and sandwich lunch. To book Joanne 946-3856, Lynnette 946-3451, Darlene 946-2628 a table, phone Sandy Braun P R A I R I E O Y S T E R at 528-4624./37-2c B U N S E N B E H A V E WRIGHT FARMLAND FOR RENT S T O L E N O N U S E S INSURANCE For Rent by Sealed Tender: E S E E T S SERVICES LTD. NW of 29, 34, 26, W2nd. B A N T E R S A H A R A Serving the communities to offer a complete line A V E L E S of insurance options designed to meet your needs. Tenders will be accepted until 4 pm on ✔ ✔ Monday, October 19, 2009 N E W F I E S C R E E C H home hail ✔ agro/farm ✔ auto and may be mailed to or dropped off at: E R E R T E ✔ motor license issuer ✔ commercial Village of Viscount S T R A P S H O R T O N Young Box 99 Ph: 306.259.2020 C A M A G O Fax: 306.259.2010 Viscount, SK S0K 4M0 Email: [email protected] L U P I N E T I P P E D Colonsay For a list of conditions please contact the A M A N D A E V E N L Y Ph: 306.255.2030 Village offi ce at 306-944-2199. Fax: 306.255.2009 C A L G A R Y R E D E Y E Email: [email protected] Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

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From page 2: FLU Let’s talk turkey encouraged. season. For those planning on getting shots to A pandemic plan has been released By Daniel Bushman eter and when the thickest part of the tur- prevent the fl u, the province is offering an by the Ministry of Health to ensure that TWM key reaches 74˚C it is ready to be taken out. infl uenza vaccine for some at no cost. The predictable contingencies are in place Turkeys from across Canada will be try- In a break from tradition, Abdellatif infl uenza vaccine, free to those 65 years or and roles and responsibilities are clear. ing to fl y south for help from the president said, “We suggest not to stuff the bird be- older, is available from mid-October to the Vaccine is expected to arrive in Saskatch- as Thanksgiving gets closer. Over the years cause it adds a higher level of hazard. How- end of March and will begin to be admin- ewan come November and will be avail- in the United States, the sitting president ever, if you are going to stuff it, do not push istered Oct. 13 throughout Saskatchewan. able free to every provincial resident who has offi cially pardoned a lucky gobbler each the stuffi ng in too tightly so hot air can get Those not in a high-risk category will wants or needs it. Saskatchewan is on year at Thanksgiving. into the bird.” be able to purchase the shots at a later target to receive 1.5 million doses of the However, those not successful in their Once the bird is taken out of the oven to date. H1N1 vaccine, projected to be more than journey can be properly prepared for the be served, Abdellatif suggested the turkey For Watrous and area, fl u clinics will ample supply. holiday with these tips. sit at room temperature for no more than be set up at the Civic Centre Oct. 14, in The Ministry of Health said people with Supervisor for safe communities for the two hours before being put in the fridge. If Drake Oct. 20, in Viscount at the Senior’s underlying chronic health conditions like Saskatoon Health Region Treena Abdel- the meal is buffet style, “Make sure crock Hall Oct. 22, and in Young at the Senior’s asthma, diabetes, heart and lung disease, latif said the fi rst part of getting a bird is pots can maintain 60˚C. Centre Oct. 22. For more information and pregnant women, and children under fi ve to buy the turkey from an approved source “After two hours the bird should be times, check the ad in this week’s Watrous are more at risk of developing more ser- like a grocery store to ensure it has been carved and put into small portions in the Manitou. ious diseases. killed, processed and frozen in an approved fridge.” She also mentioned deboning the Meanwhile, looking at H1N1 in Sas- The ministry is expecting large num- manner. turkey as soon as possible because the katchewan, the Ministry of Health said bers of mild illness and rare cases of se- Once the heavy bird is brought home, Ab- bones keep the heat in longer. there is currently a low level of infl uenza vere illness but is preparing the health dellatif said people can store it in a fridge or To use turkey as leftovers, make sure to activity circulating. However, it is ex- system and government services to re- freezer. For those who decide to let it thaw, reheat back up to 74˚C. The meat can last pected there will be an increase of people spond to a range of scenarios. the temperature needs to be at 4˚C. Placing about three days in the fridge before it is becoming sick during the fall and winter For more information about H1N1 it on a tray on the bottom shelf will prevent time to toss it out or consider freezing it. months, which is also typically the fl u people can log onto www.health.gov.sk.ca any raw turkey juices from dripping. Allow Stuffi ng and gravy can be kept for about about 10 hours per kilogram (four hours two days but also need to be heated to 74˚C. per pound) to thaw. Abdellatif also stressed the import- Abdellatif mentioned another solution ance of handwashing and surface sanita- Mainline Autobody - Watrous, SK is to drop the bird in the sink, allowing two tion while preparing the big feast. People hours per kilogram (one hour per pound). should “wash between their fi ngers with The important advice is to “keep the water soap and running water for 30 seconds as Together with Watrous Acme Service now offers running through,” otherwise bacteria from many times as you need to . . . all surfaces • SGI accredited the bird will rise if the water is still. The should be washed” and she said it is ideal to 24-HOUR temperature of the water should also be use bleach for that. • Glass replacement TOWING SERVICE below 4˚C. Abdellatif mentioned that bleach will • Glass repair Once the turkey is thawed and ready to kill bacteria as opposed to vinegar, which is • Paint be put in the oven, she recommended it be thought by many to get rid of bacteria. She Call • Collision cooked at a minimum of 160˚C (325˚F). To said it only cleans, it does not kill. 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