Town of Kerrobert Culture & Recreation Newsletter

Email: [email protected] Website: www.kerrobertsk.com Phone: (306)834-2344 Office—Kerrobert Courthouse 433 Manitoba Ave

July News from the Mayor for July 2018

Another summer is upon us and with that brings the busiest time of year for our outside staff. We have accumulated many properties that need grass cutting and depending on how much rain we get, this can be near impossible to keep up but we have received a grant to hire a summer student and hopefully we can get caught up with the grass maintenance. The guys are also making their rounds to fill in pot holes and there is no shortage of those either. Once the guys get that completed we can do more street sweeping and tree trimming as well. In be- tween those jobs we get some high winds that add more clean up to the list of duties, but a bit of a dry spell will help out immensely to get everything caught up.

With summer we also see the campers get brought out to the street from storage to be cleaned and stocked for the summer. If you bring your holiday trailer out onto the street, please be courteous to your neighbors and fellow citizens by not putting out your slides as it makes it dangerous for passing vehicles due to poor visibility, lack of space to pass by especially with oncoming traffic and remem- ber there is a limit to how long you can be parked on the street with your camp- er. Double check the time limit with the town office by phoning 834-2361. If you have people staying in the camper, we do have camp sites in town that should be utilized for this purpose. Thank you again to Enbridge with such a big donation of $ 75000 to the Swim- ming Pool, Pioneers Haven and the Handi-Bus. The money has helped out in such a big way and is so greatly appreciated.

Due to some unforeseen water line breaks our budget got a little tighter, so things such as spraying for mosquitoes may not happen throughout the entire town as we wanted to do. We will still try to do the fairgrounds and other places where we may have larger gatherings.

This will be the last newsletter under this format as we are going to be trying out a weekly letter known as the Chronicle. This will allow us to get information out more rapidly. We will try a one year contract and see how it goes. We will have a Town Hall meeting on September 12. We will have a supper beforehand so keep watch for tickets to become available at the Town office.

On behalf of Council, Staff and myself, have a fun and safe summer !

Mayor Wayne Mock

Important: Visible House Numbers

It is very important for you to have your house numbers visible on your homes and businesses! In order for emergency personnel as well as town employees to locate your residence or business, the house number must be highly visible.

If you are unable to put your house number on the outside of the building, please consider placing it in a front window so that it is easy to see.

Watering Restrictions in Effect:

Please limit watering of lawns etc. to the following schedule: Houses with ODD numbers: Monday, Wednesday & Friday from 7 pm to 8 am Houses with EVEN numbers: Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday from 7 pm to 8 am

Town of Kerrobert News

Summer Landfill Hours: Kerrobert Transit Bus

April 1st — October 31st 834-7464 ($6/person/trip) Mon-Wed-Fri. Tuesdays & Thursdays: 4:00—8:00 12 pass booklets may be Saturdays: 9:00 – 1:00 & 2:00 – 5:00 purchased for the price of 10! Landfill tokens for appliances are available from Town office or Kerrobert Reddi-Mart. Method of payment options at No cash will be accepted at landfill site. the Town Office are Cash,  Green token—$10.00 (stoves, microwaves, com- Cheque or Debit puters, water heaters, anything white metal) We currently do not accept  Red token- $25.00 (fridges, freezers, air con- credit card ditioners, anything with Freon)

Business and Pet licenses can be paid at the Town Office

Have an event or important information to share? Call the Town office at 834-2361 to place your information on the electronic board, town website or The Chronicle.

Garbage & Recycling Chamber of Commerce

When the Monday falls on a Next Meeting will be Wednes- stat. holiday, day, September 19th, 2018 at garbage pick up will be the 7:00 pm in the meeting room at FRIDAY prior. the Town Office

Just a friendly reminder………

If you have not yet paid your property taxes, a monthly

penalty of 1.5% will be added to your tax roll.

This begins July 1st and the interest will be added each month it goes unpaid. Culture and Recreation Kerrobert Recreation Board Our Partners in Next meeting will be in August at 6:30 Recreation Chairperson & RM of Progress– Gord Meyer Vice Chair & Curling Rink – Brennan Murphy Rural Municipality of Progress #351 Town of Kerrobert – Chad Tetzlaff Rural Municipality of Oakdale #320 Town of Kerrobert—Brandon Zerr Rural Municipality of Mariposa #350 RM of Mariposa – Wayne Charteris Families of Kerrobert Composite School RM of Oakdale – Scott Kissick Pool & Park – Melissa Neufeld Sask Parks and Recreation & RiversWest District PCC – Lorraine Cholin Fairgrounds – Joelene Borschneck APPLICATIONS are now be accepted for SPRING Arena Rep – Brandy Osterhold and SUMMER programming which may include: ball or soccer registration programs happening Billboard Advertising in the Arena within Kerrobert area. Please contact the Rec De- Renewed each August partment at 834-2344. The cost of placing a billboard in prime viewing area is $500 + GST. In 2017, KidSport Kerrobert assisted 8 kids to participate in community sport programs. 100% of those requests were for swimming lessons for a total of $615.

If you are interested in joining the KIDSPORT committee, please contact the Rec Office.

Kerrobert Credit Union Limited KERROBERT BAKERY 445 Atlantic Avenue & COFFEE BAR Kerrobert 306-834-2611 Major 306-834-5424 Bread - Buns - Pastry - Donuts www.kerrobertcreditunion.ca 521 Atlantic Avenue (306) 834-2461 Open 6:00 am to 5 pm Mon to Fri

2018 Pool Upgrades

We are beyond thrilled to thank all those who gave financially to our 2018 Pool Upgrade Project. We will be placing a donation board at the pool this summer, for those who gave to this project and to those who continue to provide yearly support to the Kerrobert Swimming Pool. Thank you to the following :

Major Sponsors : Town of Kerrobert, RM of Mariposa, RM of Oakdale, RM of Progress Platinum Sponsors : Enbridge Pipelines, Kerrobert Credit Union Gold Sponsors : Kerrobert Kinsmen, Teine Energy, Silver Sponsors : Alliance Pipeline Bronze Sponsors : Wayne and Nancy Charteris, Terry Murphy Friends of the Facility : Lorne and Lorraine Cholin, Brent & Kari Seffern, Kerrobert Composite School, Prai- rieland Players, Kerrobert Skate Club

If your name or business was somehow missed, please contact the Rec Office!

Closure Times at the Pool Any days that our pool requires closure, we make sure to notify the public well in advance and not before careful consideration is given. Please note the following dates/times of closure.

 June 29—Graduation—closed all day To honor our Graduate Lifeguards, their friends and family, we will be closed

 July 5—Can Am Bowl Rental—closure 7:30-8:30pm Due to their tight schedule, we will close for one hour to allow our USA and Canadian football friends, some time in our pool!

 July 7—Can Am Bowl Game—closure 4:30-9:00pm The CanAm committee has graciously offered to assist the Kerrobert Swimming Pool fi- nancially with a percentage of funds raised. Therefore our guards will be assisting at the booth and celebrating this exciting day at the football field! 2018 Pool and Park Programming Information

Program : Aquasizes Program : Mom &Tot

To register—call pool 834-2610 To register—call pool 834-2610

Main Contact : Madison Murphy 834- Main Contact : Madison Murphy 834- 2610 2610 Date and Times Date and Times June – Tues and Thurs from 5:00-6:00 June 11 to June 15 – 11:30-12 July – Tues and Thurs from 6:00-7:00 July 30 to Aug 3 – 11:30-12 Cost Cost $6.00 without a pass $22 Paddling Pool punch card which may also $5.00 with a pass be used in the paddling pool $50.00 for a 10 day punch card A punch will be used at each Mom & Tot at- Ages tendance All ages welcome $5.00 for daily Extra Information Ages Lane swim will run at the same time Parent and children under 3 A WSI Instructor will always be on site and in Extra Information most cases, will be the instructor WSI guards will instruct lessons Cancellations due to weather will be posted on Cancellations due to weather will be posted on Facebook Facebook Any other cancellations, all will be contacted by phone.

Groovy Dos Hair Did you know this & Art Studio about Lifeguards? 425 Atlantic Ave, Kerrobert SK Elaine Unruh (306)834-4300 For more info & artistic ideas see: www.groovydos.ca & www.pinterest.com/elaineunruh/ 2018 Pool and Park Programming Information

Program : Junior Guard Program : Dive Clinic

To register—call pool 834-2610 To register—call pool 834-2610

Contact : Madison Murphy 834-2610 Main Contact : Bobbi Hebron 834-2344 Date and Times and Sydney Hesselburg Mondays 4:00-5:00 Cost Date and Times No cost to attend Friday July 13 Ages 10:00-1:00 10+ Cost No cost to attend Extra Information Ages

6+ Registered children will be contacted on their scheduled date to attend. Extra Information Children should bring water bottle and snack Child will be on deck with a NLA guard as no lunch will be served Child will be on deck with certified Dive in- Each Junior Guard will attend for 1 hour structor and 2 guards will also be in attend- In the case of an emergency, Junior Guard will ance be asked to step aside. Parents must be available to respond immedi- ately in the case of an emergency If there are discipline problems, the parent will be notified and child will be sent home immediately. They will not be allowed to re- turn. Please discuss medical issues with instructor at registration

2018 Pool and Park Programming Information

Program : Park Program Program : Mobile Playground To register—call pool 834-2610 To register—call pool 834-2610 Registration is required only once for the sea- Main contact : Bobbi Hebron 834-2344 son. We will ask for a parent contact and any or Cynthia Tymoruski medical information necessary for safety. Date and Times Friday July 6 – 10:00 – 2:30 Main Contact : Madison Murphy 834- Tuesday July 31—10:00-2:30 2610 or Bobbi Hebron 834-2344 Cost Date and Times No cost to attend Tuesdays 1:30-3:30 Ages Wednesdays 6:00-6:45 5-11 Thursdays 1:30-3:30 Extra Information Cost Parents must be available to respond No cost to attend immediately in the case of an emergency Ages Please discuss medical issues with instructor 6-11 at registration Extra Information Children must bring a water bottle, bug spray Kids are to meet in the park shelter except on and lunch rainy days, use the back door of the arena. All instructors hold their First Aid and CPR, one WSI instructor will always be in attend- ance Pool Rentals Parents must be available to respond immedi- Call the Recreation Office to rent the pool ately in the case of an emergency for birthdays, family reunions and other If there are discipline problems, the parent great events! will be notified and child will be sent home Please note, the price increases based on immediately. They will not be allowed to re- number of guards required for safe cover- turn. age. Please discuss medical issues with instructor Prices as follows at registration School Rental for 2-20 people—$70/hr Children must bring a water bottle and bug School Rental for 21-49 people—$105/hr spray Clothing may be damaged due to painting, Other Rental for 2-20 people—$90/hr Other Rental for 21-49 people—$135/hr dress accordingly

Fairgrounds

Kerrobert KCRA 2018 Rodeo Friday, July 6th SBRA Sanctioned Barrel Racing Jackpot @7:00 p.m. Saturday, July 7th 10:00 a.m. - Slack 3:00 p.m. - Performance Sunday, July 8th 8:00 a.m. - Slack 1:00 p.m. - Rodeo Performance Concession & Beer Gardens on site.

Sunday Night When using the Fairgrounds… Slowpitch League  Please remember to turn off the Thank you to Chip, Mark lights , close the doors and ensure no and Kyle for putting togeth- toilets or sinks are running when you er this new league! It was leave the bathrooms a great season and we look  Please drive safely! We are currently forward to next year! discussing closing access between the Minor Ball Executive new Ag Building and the Playground. President—Conroy Fillion  Please notify staff with any safety con- Secretary—Krystal Abbot cerns Equipment Manager—Jon Shepherd Treasurer—Ronda Kohlman  Please ensure your garbage is placed Fairground Rep—Jody Schell in a receptacle.

Kerrobert & District Agricultural Society Community Pancake Breakfast

Sunday July 8th, 2018 8 am – 10 am Cost – Silver Collection Location – Ag Building Thank you to the Community & surrounding Area for the continued support of our 4-H Regional Show & Sale. It was great to see so many local faces out watching the 4-H members from the 5 clubs. Without the support of our volunteers and Community members this event would not be able to take place. Town Office & Courtroom Gallery & Museum 433 Manitoba Ave

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Joanne Thomson Envisioning the future Embracing the past

SUMMER ART CAMP @ GROOVYDOS Each 4 day camp includes 3 hrs daily of crafts, ceramics, painting, food art, snacks, story themes, games & so much more... ideal for any age that is decisive, loves art & being creative!

Camp A: Monday Aug 20th to Thurs Aug 23rd 9:30 am to 12:30 pm $145 includes snack & all art supplies

Camp B: Monday Aug 27th to Thurs Aug 30th 9:30 am to 12:30 pm $145 includes snack & all art supplies

$45 deposit (balance due first day of camp). Seating limited to 8. Call or text: 306-834-4300 Customized attendance & bring-a-friend options also available!

Oilfield and Pipeline Maintenance, Civil Construction, Blasting & Coating, Welding and Tire Shop Visit our new website at www.revenergy.ca Phone:306-834-1100 Town Office & Courtroom Gallery & Museum 433 Manitoba Ave FREE TUTORING for ADULTS Check out the Kerrobert Museum Monday to Friday What: Practice English, help studying 8:30-12:00 and 1:00-4:30 for courses: WHMIS, food safety, first aid or improve reading/writing Welcome to our new summer student Jocelyn Neumeier! Where: Kerrobert Town Office (433 Manitoba Avenue) West Central Crisis and JOIN A REGULAR CLASS OR SET UP TIMES TO MEET. Family Support Center CALL: Theresa at 306-834-0040 or Outreach office held in Kerrobert every other Monday at the Town Office. To book a session email [email protected] with a therapeutic counsellor, call 306-463- 6655.

Kerrobert Wheatland Regional Library 102 Bosworth St

Hello Everyone! Happy Canada Day!

Our hours for July & August will be: Tuesday 2-5pm, Wednesday 6-8pm, Thursday 12-5pm & closed on Saturdays.

The Lego & Games Club was not successful, so it will no longer be happening. The Summer Reading Program will happen again this year. Kick-off/registration will be on Thursday July 5th, but you can register earlier if you need to. Every Thursday from 3:30-4:30pm kids can come to the library where we will play games, do crafts and have snacks. They can also win prizes for reading books! Did you know that you can return a library book to any regional library in Saskatchewan? So if you’re at the lake, you could drop off your books at the nearest library & they will find their way back here. Bored? Did you know you can download books, movies, mu- sic, comics and more with Hoopla? All you need is a library card & a mobile de- vice. Just visit www.hoopladigital.com for more information. Happy reading!

Dare to Care iKids summer camp

Runs on July 3-31. It is open to children ages 4-13. Children ages 11+ will be part of the Leaders in Training program at camp. It runs from Monday-Friday at 8:30AM-5:30PM * optional late pickup (6PM or later) $5 fee It is being held at Kindersley Christian Fellowship Church in the gym and iKids room Address is 800 12th Ave. E. Please contact iKids Director Chantal at 306 430-8222 to register and get more info. Email us at [email protected] and we can send you a form.

KERROBERT PAINT & BODY LTD.

Richard Anderson 306-834-2675

Bootcamp Fitness Group Saskatchewan Kerrobert Housing Senior Fitness Authority All ages and fitness levels wel- come! Call Stacey for info at Ollie Marciniuk The Kerrobert Housing Authority 306-834-7520 (306) 549-2179 provides affordable housing for sen- iors and low income families. Kerrobert Applications are available from Jan Golf Course Simon (Manager) at 306-834-5391. Applications are valid for a period of six (6) months after which time ap- Fitness Center plicants are required to reapply. Rico’s Gym Meetings run every 2nd Thurs- day of the month at 7:00 pm. 115 Sask Ave Town Hall Meeting All are welcome! Call 834-7276 for access

Communities in Bloom You are invited to attend a town hall meeting on Wednesday, September Flowers are all planted, thanks to all our volunteers! 12th, 2018 at the Prairieland Com- Big Thankyous to the following people: munity Centre. Adgey and Myrna Kissick for the use of their forklift Advance supper tickets will be to move planters and Cody Zerr for moving them. available at the Town Office for a Colleen Hill for donating 2 cement planters. Gord minimal price of $5.00 per person. Merkel for putting in edging at poolside park corner. Tickets must be purchased by Wednesday, September 5th. Dan Chapman for helping us build flower planter at Supper will begin at 5:30 pm with caboose. Errol Ostrowski for donating 2 railway ties the meeting to follow. for planter. Neil Charteris Reclaimation for a $300.00 If you would like to attend the gift certificate. Ken Huckabay for donating gravel for meeting portion only, the meeting caboose corner. Misty Nikiwski for transplanting our will start at 6:30 p.m. Everyone is flowers that were vandalized. welcome! We will post a work bee date to work on mulching This is your opportunity to hear tree line in July. first hand updates on town issues and to voice your opinions on topics GARDEN TIP: Add 1 T. Epsom salt to 1 gallon water of concern. then spray on your ferns and elephant ears to keep leaves green.

Anyone wanting to participate in CIB please contact : Shirley Kohlman (President) @ 306-834-8028 or Jody Merkel (Vice President) @ 306-834-7209 Can –Am Bowl XXII July 7th, 2018 at 5:00 pm The town of Kerrobert has once again been graciously awarded the opportunity to host the Can-Am Bowl. The game will be played at the Kerrobert Composite School (Bishop’s Bowl). This is an annual six-man football game played between graduated all-star players from the United States and Canada. This is a 6 day event with players arriving on Sunday and includes practices for both team Canada and USA, extracurric- ular activities for the players, a banquet and the game to be on Saturday, July 7th. The game will be streamed live across Canada and the United States!

Watch for some exciting things happening!

July 4th—10:00p Fireworks at the Football Field July 6th—7:00p Retired RIDERS, Wes Gates and Andrew Greene will be doing a meet and greet. Location and details to be announced! July 7th—5:00p GAME TIME

The committee is graciously asking for support in hosting the Can-Am Bowl XXII 2018 through business sponsorships. Please contact Jessie Mckinnon for inquiries about sponsorships at 306-460-8151.

The Can-Am 2017 Committee presented $10,400.00 to the Kerrobert School to use to better the Rebels football program. We hope this year’s event on July 7th will be a success so we can make another donation in the fall. Big thank you to all that helped us out! Hope to see everyone at this years game.

Can Am 2017 Committee

Can-Am 2017 delivers cheque for $10,400 to the Rebel Football Program. Enbridge Donates $75,000.00 to the Town of Kerrobert

Back row: (from left) Eleanor Seversen (Pioneer Haven Manager); Bobbi Hebron (Town Recrea- tion Director); Veronica Smith (Handi Bus); Enbridge’s Joel McKim (Area Construction Manag- er); Blake Kitching (Assist. Construction Manager); and Peter Hansen (Community Engage- ment). Front Row: (from left) Pioneer Haven residents: Shirley Honeker, Muriel Neumeier, Anne Bohn, Evelyn Seime, Frieda Hogg: Enbridge’s Dan Tischler (Area Operations Manager) and Jared Daku (Land Services) Lorraine Cholin (Recreation Board); and Stacey McMillan (Land Ser- vices), Enbridge

Ranger Electric

Clarence: 1.306.372.7686 Thank You Fax: 1.306.372.4656 Residential, Commercial, & Industrial Line locating, Heating and Cooling, Trenching, New Construction & Renovations, Enbridge ! Wells and Pumps, Grain Dryers, and more. On Tuesday, June 19th a large group representing Enbridge came to the Pioneer Haven to present donations to three very important causes in the community as well as bought lunch for everyone! Donations: $10,000 cheque for Pioneer Haven $15,000 for Kerrobert Handi Bus $50,000 for the Kerrobert Swimming Pool !

Pictured above from left to right: Back row: Jared Daku (Land Services); Carol Grosskopf (Pioneer Haven Board Member); Dan Tischler (Area Opera- tions Manager); Shirley Chenier (Pioneer Haven Board Member); Joel McKim (Area Construction Manager); Eleanor Severesen (Pioneer Haven Manager) Front Row: Pioneer Haven Residents: Muriel Neumeier, Anne Bohn, Frieda Hogg, Evelyn Seime & Pictured above from left to right: Shirley Honeker Blake Kitching (Assistant Construction Manager); Dan Tischler (Area Opera- tions Manager); Veronica Smith (Handi Bus); Ray Blackmore (Land Services) & Joanne Bradbury (Community Engage- ment) Pictured on right: (from left to right) Joel McKim (Area Construction Manag- er); Tari Kissick (Kerrobert Pool Life- guard); Madison Murphy (Kerrobert Pool Manager); Dan Tischler (Area Operations Manager); Lorraine Cholin (Recreation Board) & Bobbi Hebron (Town Recrea- tion Director) Kerrobert and Area Churches Superb Mennonite Church Kerrobert Catholic Church Smiley Grid Road #675 Fr. Daniel Yasinski 306-834-2269 superbmennonite.com Contact: [email protected] Our Lady of the Assumption Parish Through out the summer months, the Facebook : Kerrobert Catholic Church church holds informal services and/ or Website www.kldmcatholic.com Bible study sessions but are not every July Mass Times week. Kerrobert: Sundays at 11:00 a.m. Our Lady of Assumption Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. Pioneer Haven To find out when our next summer Thursdays at 10:00 a.m. Hospital service will be, please send an Dodsland: Sunday @ 9:00 a.m. email to the above Luseland: Saturdays @ 7:30 p.m. email address. Major: Saturdays @ 5:30 p.m.

Kerrobert United Church August / September Mass Times Our final service in June was enjoyed at the poolside park, wishing Marj Mack all the Kerrobert: Saturdays @ 5:30 p.m. best in her retirement and thanking her for Dodsland: Saturdays @ 7:30 p.m. her gifts that she shared in our community Luseland : Sundays @ 11:00 a.m. and many, many more surrounding com- Major: Sundays @ 9:00 a.m. munities through sermons, weddings, fu- nerals, baptisms, confirmations, Pastoral care and loving heart. We were blessed to have her give selflessly. There are no worship services for the month of July, the church will be open again on August 12th with Verna Kocski in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church the pulpit. Worship times will continue at 304 Anderson St. Luseland Sk 10:00. Check our Facebook page (Holy Trinity Lutheran Church) for upcoming events A memorial service will be held on Sat- urday, July 7th at 1:00 p.m. for John Far- Contact Person : Rev. David Mellecke, pastor at quhar. 372-4217 or 372-4980 For emergencies, rentals or pastoral care, Sunday Services at 10:30 a.m please call: Sandra Smith @ 306-834-2297 Kerrobert Lutheran Women’s or Glenda Thiessen @ 306-834-2981. Missionary League For meeting times please call MaryAnn at Have a beautiful summer! 834-2995 or Helen 834-2540 The KCS School Community Kerrobert Golf Club News Council Annual General Meeting/Election will be Tuesday September 11, 2018 at 7pm in the KCS Library. The Kerrobert Ladies Annual 4- person Golf Tournament was Everyone is welcome! well attended with 8 teams. It was a perfect day for good food, good golf and good fun.

Darlene, Laura, Tammy and Gayle had the lowest score but we

all received wonderful prizes.

Thank-you to our sponsors:

D&F, Kerrobert Credit Union, Shop Easy, Kerrobert Royal Bank, Ooh La-Lash Esthetics, Headquarters Salon, Ronda's Massage, Shortt Insurance, Sieben's Meats, D'Lux Hardware, Bick's

Drugs, Plains Midstream, Enbridge Pipelines, Nevaeh Well- Kerrobert Composite School ness, Kerrobert Reddi Mart, Zero Clothing Company Luseland, would like to thank Alliance OK Tire, Alberta's Electrolysis Salon & Boutique, Nancy Knorr, Pipeline for their $2,000 Darlene Gillies, Sandy Mathison, Donna Neumeier and Penny Community Safety Initiative Catpendale, John & Denise Frison, Grant to be used by KCS to Jo Frison-Rodan & Fields, Black Rock Automation maintain the AED located in the school as well as to assist staff in receiving First Aid/ CPR/AED Training. Thanks Alliance Pipeline for support- ing safety initiatives in our community!

The Kerrobert Kinette Club will be hosting a Bingo Night starting in September or October! More details to follow in upcoming Chronicles!

KERROBERT REDDI MART

Wheat Country Realty Groceries Mary Kloster SALES AGENT Lottery Centre

www.royallepage.ca/kindersley Open 6:00 a.m-11:00 p.m. [email protected] Cell (306)372-7832– Bus. (306)463-1766– Fax (306)372-4151

To the Graduates from the Recreation Department : It has been a pleasure watching you all grow up at our pool, our rink, our ball diamonds, our parks and in our community! Best of luck to you all as you head off into the world! Stay active, stay healthy and be sure to visit!

Kerrobert Kinsmen Kerrobert Kinettes President: Jim Schlosser 834-8348 Hall Rentals : Cindy 834-7307 Kinette President : Lori Parnitsky Kinsmen Trip of the Month winner: Meetings are the 2nd - Stella Shynkaruk Wednesday of each month. Cash/voucher winner - Spencer Williams Mark Your Calendars for Summer Fun! Times/Dates subject to change Tues July 3 Park Prog : Summer Fun in the Sun Wed July 4 Park Prog : Football CanAm Fireworks Thur July 5 Park Prog : Biking Basics Summer Reading Kick Off 3:30 Fri July 6 Mobile Playground 10:00-2:30 Barrel Racing Jackpot RIDER Meet and Greet Sat July 7 CanAm Bowl 5:00 Game! Kerrobert Rodeo Sun July 8 Pancake Breakfast Kerrobert Rodeo Mon July 9 Farmer’s Market Tues July 10 Park Prog : Water Fun Weds July 11 Park Prog :Volleyball/Tetherball Thur July 12 Park Prog : Basic First Aid Library Fun 3:30 Fri July 13 Dive Clinic 10:00-1:00 Sat July 14 Par 3 Golf Tourney Mon July 16 Late Night Glow Swim to 10:00 Drowning Prevention Week begins Tues July 17 Park Prog : Boats Safety Wed July 18 Park Prog : Basketball Thur July 19 Park Prog : Fun in the Water Library Fun 3:30 Mon July 23 Farmers Market Tues July 24 Park Prog : Friendly Fireman Wed July 25 Park Prog : Ball in the Park Thurs July 26 Park Prog : Safe Communities Library Fun 3:30 Fri July 27 Tralapa Sat July 28 Tralapa Sun July 29 Tralapa Mon July 30 Mom & Tot Swim 11:30 -12:00 Mark Your Calendars for Summer Fun! Times/Dates subject to change Wed Aug 1 Park Prog : Park Games Mom & Tot Swim 11:30-12:00 Thur Aug 2 Mom & Tot Swim 11:30-12:00 Library Fun 3:30 Fri Aug 3 Mom & Tot Swim 11:30-12:00 Tues Aug 7 Park Prog : Healthy Minds Wed Aug 8 Park Prog : Yoga in the Park Thurs Aug 9 Park Prog : Healthy Bodies Library Fun 3:30 Mon Aug 13 Farmers Market Pool Olympics begins Tues Aug 14 Park Prog : Farm Friends Wed Aug 15 Park Prog : Dodgeball/Frisbee Thur Aug 16 Park Prog: Sun Safety Library Fun 3:30 Mon Aug 20 Late Night Swim to 10:00 Tues Aug 21 Park Prog : Library Learning Weds Aug 2 Park Prog : TBA Thur Aug 23 Park Prog: Healthy Brains Library Fun 3:30 Mon Aug 27 Farmers Market Late Night Swim to 11:00 Friday Aug 31 Last Day of Swimming Sat Dec 1 Festival of Trees Fri Dec 7 Town of Kerrobert Holiday Festival Sat Jan 19 Wildlife Supper Sat Feb 23 Ducks Unlimited Supper

Bobbi Hebron—After some deep digging in the old basement files, I was able to find, what I believe is the first newsletter. And if you can believe it was writ- ten 30 years ago this month—June 1988. In the following pages, please find two pages from the first newsletter as well as three pages from the June 1998 news- letter. They are certainly a treasure of information!

Its been a pleasure providing the newsletter to the Town of Kerrobert residents for the last three years. I would like to dedicate this last one to Doug Flahr, a Recreation Director for many years in our community. I always thought he had one of the best jobs in this Town because he got to be at the pool every day, and as a kid, I somehow thought he got to swim there every night as well.

I am looking forward to enjoying the Chronicle and all it has to offer our community!

Introducing: “The Chronicle”

This is the last edition of the Kerrobert Town Newsletter. Starting July 16th, you will be receiving your first edition copy of “The Chronicle” which will be a weekly newsletter that will be mailed to your post office box.

To submit your articles in to “The Chronicle” please email your information to [email protected] and your news will be forwarded to the publisher.

Any questions regarding the type of information you are submitting however should be directed to Harland Lesyk at 306-460-7416.

KERROBERT FARMER’S MARKET

At the Senior Citizen’s Hall (541 Atlantic Ave.) 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Dates: July 9th & 23rd August 13th & 27th September 10th Lunch will be available from 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

FLATLANDS OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC!

MOTEL 20 ROOMS AVAILABLE!

DAILY, WEEKLY AND LOCATED ½ MILE BAHM’S AUTO SERVICE & SUPPLY LTD SOUTH MONTHLY RATES 320 Pacific Ave, Kerrobert, SK S0L 1R0 TO BOOK A ROOM(S) OF KERROBERT CALL

306-494-8999

FOOD BANK Kerrobert Food Bank is open for regular use the second Tuesday of each month. The Food Bank is located in the Kerrobert United Church at 320 Lanigan Street. For the month of July, please call Carol Grosskopf at (306) 834-2376 the Monday before Food Bank Day to make an appointment.