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STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER The Swift Current 57’s overcame a slow start to the Western Major Baseball League regular season to finish with a 28-20 record after losing eight of their first 11 games. The two -time defending league champions are currently facing the Regina Red Sox in the opening round of the playoffs. 57’s rookie Garrett Hawkins (pictured) finished the season with a 4-0 record and a 3.13 earned run average. He earned the win in the regular season finale on Sunday in a 22-9 victory over the visiting Yorkton Cardinals. A2

SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 A2 COMMUNITY 2 SARCAN and SaskAbilities celebrate THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 a 30-year partnership

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It was a festive mood inside SARCAN Recycling in Swift Current on July 27. “This is a very important contact us day and it’s a very important year when we’re celebrating 30 • Phone: 306-773-9321 years of operation of our SAR- • Fax: 306-773-9136 CAN Recycling and what it’s • 30 4th Avenue NW done for the province and what Swift Current, SK, S9H 0T5 it’s done for the community of Swift Current, both in terms of • www.swbooster.com gathering refundable materials, keeping them out of the land- advertising sales ll, and also creating good jobs for people of all abilities,” ex- Kara Stephanson, plained Kimi Duzan, Regional sales manager, Director for SaskAbilities. STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER 306-770-2223 “SaskAbilities and SARCAN, Kimi Duzan (left), Regional Director for SaskAbilities, Roy Whitlock (centre), a 30-year employee at SAR- [email protected] for me, what it means is in- CAN, and Swift Current Mayor Denis Perrault were all on hand to celebrate the 30th anniversary of SARCAN. clusiveness,” added Swift Cur- Melissa Richardson, sales, rent Mayor Denis Perrault. “It not just for the folks of Swift tributing. ey contribute as of their teammates are Safe 306-770-2226 means that all of us in our com- Current, but also for the sur- taxpayers, they rent, they own, Places accredited, both at Sas- [email protected] munity can nd that place, that rounding area, farms nearby, it so it changes the whole dynam- kAbilities as well at SARCAN. place of belonging, that place serves quite a large area. We’ve ics and that’s very powerful for It’s something that means a lot, Jerry Butterworth, sales, of self worth, and that place recycled close to eight billion people of all abilities to have started by our former Mayor, a 306-770-2227 [email protected] where we can do good. We can containers province wide since that opportunity.” great initiative, and one that we nd something where we can 1988. e fact that about 11 “I am very proud of all the are continuing on today.” go home every night and know million of those a year come teammates that work there,” The Swift Current location newsroom that we have contributed.” from Swift Current is a really added Perrault. “I am proud, set a record with 11 million Roy Whitlock was recognized impressive amount. So people not just because they have a products recycled in 2017. Scott Anderson, editor, at the ceremony for working 30 in Southwest Saskatchewan place to come, but also they are “SARCAN, province wide, 306-770-2224 [email protected] years at SARCAN and said his are really dedicated to recyc- getting a fair wage for the work had a new initiative and that favorite part of the job has been ling, which makes our jobs a lot they do. ey participate in the was primarily adding milk Steven Mah, sports reporter, working with customers. easier.” pension plan and they partici- products and that really 306-770-2225 “A lot more stu than what e SARCAN location in Swift pate in bene ts. ose are in- topped us up from 10 million [email protected] there used to be 30 years ago,” Current employs 18 people. credible things that SARCAN to 11 million containers,” ex- he said. “We know in our society set out in 1988 and they are plained Duzan. “ e more con- commercial print “I used to bottle pick and I employment is so import- continuing on today 30 years tainers we deal with the more used to nd a lot bottles in the ant for people, for all of us,” later. To have this in Swift is that’s out of the land ll, that is Kara Stephanson, ditches. Not anymore,” added said Duzan. “We meet people very important and I am very in the system. e returns help 306-770-2223, Whitlock. and we say, ‘My name is Kimi proud of all the people that call the economy and that also [email protected] Swift Current was one of the Duzan, what do you do?’ Em- SARCAN home.” creates more jobs for people very rst SARCAN locations in ployment de nes our contri- Duzan also announced at the of all abilities right across the classi eds the province. bution to community, so that’s ceremony that the centre was province. So that’s a really cool Classiﬁ eds “We know that the Swift an opportunity for people of all fully certi ed under the Safe thing.” 1-306-773-9321 Current SARCAN has been an abilities to contribute in a way Places program. Duzan also noted that SAR- Fax: 306-773-9136 incredible partnership with that’s meaningful, that serves, “Kimi and her entire team CAN has recently adopted new the Abilities Council for many again, 50,000 plus customers a have gone above and beyond services where customers can classiﬁ [email protected] many years,” noted Sydney year. It provides a meaningful to support that program,” said drop o recycling and collect Smith, Senior Communications income, a job with good bene- Perrault. “Something that they the proceeds in an account or circulation Officer with SARCAN. “It’s ts, and then people start con- are very proud of is that all donate them to SaskAbilities. 306-773-9321

regional managers Dead Prairies preparing to lm Zombageddon 3 Michael J. Hertz, Senior Vice President & Group Publisher SCOTT ANDERSON fresh new thing.” completing the production of a series of SOUTHWEST BOOSTER And while not wanting to give out too fake movie trailers. many secrets about what to expect, he ad- “We’re doing that again because every- Zombies will again be roaming the mits it does have connections to Part 1 and body likes those. ey’re a lot of fun and Southwest, with Dead Prairies Produc- Part 2. just cheesy, over the top humour.” tions dipping into the zombie genre one “If I’m calling it Zombageddon 3, I might e have lmed a fake movie trailer for

Funded by the Government of Canada more time as they prepare to lm Zomba- as well have connections to it. I don’t want e Sloth about a killer sloth, one for e geddon 3. to remake it new, and just use the title as Hearse, one entitled e Rooftop, with the Filming will get underway this month an advantage.” nal trailer entitled Cereal Stripper. for the nale of the Zombageddon trilogy, He also envisions that this will be the Dead Prairies has also began making following up on the original Zombageddon nal Zombageddon story. their movies available to a wider audience from 2012 and Zombageddon 2 from 2016. “ is will probably be the nal one. I’ve by distributing their productions online Devon Oman has completed the script always been that person to think trilogy, via vimeo.com. for Zombageddon 3 and last month nal- and it’s over. I just don’t think there’s any- “Everything is slowly getting away from ized the cast for the upcoming lming. thing after trilogies,” Oman said during an the DVDs and Blu-rays and that, and every- Mail Registration Number: 005950104 “It took a bit longer that usual. I though open audition call at Southside Park on body’s going with Net ix and streaming. it would be quicker for the script, but I ran July 15. So we gured we might as well get with the into some writer’s block. I tried to work “I think that a lot of movie series should times and start branching o into that.” The Southwest Booster is through that.” have stopped after number three.” Dead Prairies movies are now available published by Swift Current “I nally found the connections to how He noted that lming locations have to rent or buy online at https://vimeo. Holdings Ltd. Partnership, an aﬃ liated company to ALTA it all ties in together. Because I don’t want been nalized in both Swift Current and com/deadprairies/vod_pages Newspaper Group LP to leave it open. I don’t want it to be a re- Gull Lake, and he was pleased to be con- “It’s a lot of easier for people out of town. make. I do want connection somehow to nected on social media by new people who ey don’t have to wait for the DVD to be number one, two and three, in some cap- are interested in being involved. shipped. ey can download it and they acity. I don’t want it to be like a whole, Over the past weeks Oman has been watch it any time of the day.” A3

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Whereas a poll is not required pursuant to The Local Government Election Act for births the offi ce of: CYPRESS REGIONAL HOSPITAL Councillor: Division 3 Judy Mauer Councillor: Division 4 NEUFELD - born to Barineka and Community Welcome I hereby give public notice that no voting for the said offi ce will take place and that Timothy Neufeld of Shamrock, a girl, 306-773-8839 the following persons are elected by acclamation: MARVIN AUSETH, Councillor Division 3 July 24. www.welcomewagon.ca 6986758 HOFER - born to DAN BARBER, Councillor Division 4 Bertha and James Dated at Stewart Valley, this 26th day of July, 2018. Hofer of Hodge- ville, a girl, July 24. Kayla Krusky QUARTEL Returning Offi cer - born to Kris- tin and Michael Quartel of Swift Current, a boy, July 23. Adoption fees include: UNGER - born 3 Initial health assessment 3 Up-to-date vaccinations to Helena and 3 Spay or neuter and microchipping for your pet Gerhard Unger of 3 Startup Kit Swift Current, a Ichabod girl, July 21. 306-773-1806 POTTER - born To view all animals for adoption or make a donation, Crane to Kelsey and Rob- please visit www.spcaswiftcurrent.com 3 Male Annual General Meeting ert Potter of Swift HOURS: Monday to Saturday 3 Altered 3 10 months Current, a boy, 10:00 AM TO 6:00 PM Wednesday, August 15, 2018 July 20. 3 I am a playful Kitty who also CLOSED SUNDAY JORGENSEN - makes time for cuddles! At 7pm born to Amy and Curtis Jorgensen Proud sponsor of Pet of the Week and Dr. Noble Irwin Healthcare of Webb, a girl, Exclusive Supplier of Cesar Milian “The Dog Whisperer” products. July 19. Foundation Boardroom A6

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opinion Editor: Scott Anderson Group Publisher: Michael J. Hertz Two-thirds of Canadians say provinces should have the final say on carbon pricing ANGUS REID INSTITUTE ceived differently, however. In the emerging federal- Seven-in-10 Canadians (72 provincial battle over carbon per cent), including nearly pricing – Saskatchewan Pre- 88 per cent of those in Sas- mier Scott Moe, and Ontario katchewan say Moe is right to Premier Rob Ford appear to challenge the Trudeau plan in be galvanizing public opinion court, arguing that his prov- over which level of govern- ince has its own plan in place. ment should be the ultimate By contrast, half of Canadians arbiter of the kind of plan (51 per cent), and about the should be in place from prov- same number in Ontario (55 ince to province. per cent) say that Ford’s re- While a federal carbon cent decision to end Ontario’s pricing plan is poised to come cap and trade program was into effect next January and the right one. be applied to provinces that More Key Findings: are not deemed by the Tru- Four-in-five past Conserva- deau government to have a tive voters (82 per cent) say sufficient plan in place, two- the provinces should main- in-three Canadians (64 per tain jurisdictional control of cent) say it should be indi- carbon pricing. Past Liberal vidual provinces, not Ottawa, and NDP voters are divided: that determine the appropri- half among each take each ate path to reduce carbon side; emissions. The rest, (36 per Support for the federal car- contact us The Southwest Booster welcomes letters on matters of public interest for publica- cent) say the federal govern- bon tax sits at 45 per cent. This tion over the writer’s name. All letters must be accompanied by the author’s name, ment should have the power is relatively unchanged from address and telephone number so that they can be verified. Letters are subject to Email: [email protected] editing and limited to 300 words. Copyright in letters and other materials submit- to implement its own plan if last year (44 per cent) but Mail: ted to the Publisher and accepted for publication remains with the author, but the necessary. represents a significant drop 30 – 4th Ave. N.W. Publisher and its licensees may freely reproduce them in print, The Booster, its Swift Current, SK Publisher or Publishers and Alberta Newspaper Group, LP do The specific decisions made from 56 per cent support for S9H 0T5 not necessarily endorse the views expressed therein. by Moe and Ford are per- the idea in 2015. Feds should step back on Carbon Tax, Moe SCOTT MOE tax that would cost our province’s energy intensive, export-oriented economy $4 PREMIER OF SASKATCHWAN billion over five years. In Saskatchewan, we are in the process of doubling our renewable power to Last week, the Angus Reid Institute published a new national public opinion 50 per cent of our electrical generating capacity, in part by working with First poll indicating that seven out of 10 Canadians believe the Government of Sas- Nations on innovative projects. katchewan was right to challenge the Trudeau carbon tax in court, while two We have invested more than a billion dollars in the world’s first commercial thirds of Canadians believe it should be the provinces - not Ottawa - that deter- power plant with a fully integrated post combustion carbon capture system – mine the appropriate path to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. the Boundary Dam 3 project (BD3). Two weeks ago, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced that Ontario would BD3 has captured more than two million tonnes of carbon dioxide – the support Saskatchewan’s legal challenge of the Trudeau carbon tax by seeking equivalent of taking 500,000 cars off the road. intervenor status in our government’s reference case at the Saskatchewan Court Carbon capture and storage (CCS) has been identified as a crucial technology of Appeal. to reduce emissions by the United Nations, the International Energy Agency and In declaring his support for Saskatchewan, Premier Ford was unequivocal, a number of environmental groups. Saskatchewan is a world leader in advancing stating that Ontario would use every single tool at its disposal to challenge a this important technology. This should be recognized by the federal government. carbon tax that would make life unaffordable for families and put thousands of We are devising an offset system that will recognize our province as a carbon jobs at risk. sink and a research leader in agriculture. Three weeks ago, Prince Edward Island confirmed it is preparing a climate ac- Carbon intensity in agriculture has been reduced in part because of research tion plan that does not include a carbon tax or a cap and trade system. undertaken in our province, in genetics, agronomy, and in zero till technology PEI Environment Minister Richard Brown said: “If the objective is to reduce that sequesters carbon in the soil. carbon in the air, and we have a plan to do that, then why do we need a tax?” In Saskatchewan, we manufacture air drills and export them to Russia, Kaz- No doubt other provinces are asking the same question, as Ottawa’s Septem- akhstan, throughout Europe, the United States and Australia. ber 1 deadline for carbon pricing proposals approaches. These Saskatchewan-made air drills are reducing greenhouse gas emissions So this is the situation we find our nation in: around the world. • Two or perhaps three provinces are in compliance with the federal carbon At home, more than 70 per cent of our land is cultivated using zero till tech- pricing plan nology. • Two provinces are challenging the plan in court Meanwhile, the production of pulse crops in Saskatchewan has soared, from • And a number of the remaining provinces and territories will not be in com- 400,000 acres in 1990 to six million acres today. pliance come September. We are one of the world’s leading exporters of lentils, peas and chickpeas, crops The federal government would be well advised to take a step back to reassess that fix nitrogen, use less fertilizer, and therefore have a lower carbon footprint. and consider the withdrawal of its one-size-fits-all carbon tax and adopt a more Saskatchewan’s agricultural soils are an enormous carbon sink, sequestering collegial approach to addressing climate change. millions of tonnes of CO2 every year. This was the approach Prime Minister Trudeau espoused in March 2016 when This, too, should be recognized by the federal government. he met with Canada’s Premiers in Vancouver to discuss climate change. As should the millions of tonnes of emissions offset by Saskatchewan uranium In Vancouver, the Prime Minister declared a willingness to work with the Pre- used to produce nuclear power in the United States and Asia. miers “in the spirit of cooperation and collaboration”. Saskatchewan industries – Canadian industries – are more environment- Soon afterward, Ottawa unilaterally imposed a carbon tax, in a betrayal of ally responsible and operate more sustainably than many of their competitors those warm sentiments. around the world. It’s time the federal government stepped back and took another look at what If we really want to lower emissions, we should encourage Canadians to pur- the provinces are actually doing to combat climate change. chase sustainably-produced Canadian products. In Saskatchewan, we have released a climate change plan – Prairie Resilience And we should give the provinces the freedom to develop climate change po- – that will lead to a real reduction in greenhouse gas emissions without a carbon lices that actually work, without a federal carbon tax.

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If you love live music, or you are just looking to fulfi l your bi- Gospel Jam weekly quota, here’s a few suggestions for some nearby musical destinations: August 3-5 Ghostown Blues Shaunavon While most people get the ghostown aspect of Ghostown Blues Bed and Breakfast’s name the minute they step onto the property with its pioneer cabins and wagons spread about in ghostown Fossil Fever featuring fashion, many don’t know that the “Blues” aspect comes from Badlands Blast the many concerts they host. Featuring both an indoor and an outdoor stage they host both hot summer night outdoor August 15-19 concerts and cozy shoulder season concerts in their centralized Lodge, with the added benefi t of being able to stay overnight East Block only steps away from the action. The Elkwater Lake Lodge Beautiful surroundings and wine usually accompany the Grasslands National Park With such Juno nominee talent as Little Miss. Higgins, David musical interests of the Elkwater Lake Lodge. A big feature of Gogo, Romi Mayes, and John Wort Hannam having taken to their Annual Wine in the Hills, Wine Festival held each October, their stage in the past, there’s no shortage of musical expertise with music on both the Friday and the Saturday nights of September 2018 in the acts they bring in. Now add in a warm summer evening, the festival, you’ll also see music dotted throughout the year a wooden stage for dancing, lawn chairs and a campfi re, and as date night getaway opportunities, and Christmas party you’ve got the perfect mix to bring you closer to that longer life celebrations, ensuring that the Cypress Hills are constantly Threshing Bee expectancy. alive with the sounds of music. Jasper Lounge and Events Centre September 8-9 Grotto Gardens Say the Jasper Hotel to old timers who grew up in and around Music can also be a family aff air at Grotto Gardens. Located Sukanen Ship Pioneer Maple Creek and they might remember the sideways door just outside of Maple Creek on the highway up to the Cypress installed to stop cowboys from riding their horses in, or the glory Village & Museum Hills, Grotto Gardens celebrates summer with lots of great days of its coloured past, but today’s Jasper Lounge is a far cry music-inspired events from Mother’s Day and Father’s Day Moose Jaw from its historic beginnings. to their annual Family Day in August when kids and parents Revived as a place where travellers and residents alike can fi nd alike can enjoy goat yoga, eat great Saskatoon-inspired baked honest to goodness entertainment, their musical functions treats, get their faces painted, and pet all the farmyard animals, Cypress Hills Wish Ride have spread from gothic punk to country twang and everything all with a live musical sound track to accompany the fun. in between, including some hot new up and comers like Rob September 8 Music Inspired Events Stewart former front man for the Mirrors in his fi rst solo tour, and If looking for a music inspired event, you’ve got plenty all Historic Reesor Ranch the sophisticated folk sounds of the Big Little Lions. within a short travel distance. 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SOUTHWEST STARS Support Available Talent Cabaret in Herbert What do you get when you invite a Val with her vaudevillian routines. She’s also Marie storyteller/singer/writer named an adept puppeteer and pianist and is Madonna Hamel and a former Cirque du busy creating a television pilot about a Soleil clown named Mooky Cornish into circus girl who dreams of making it big an old church to headline an open stage in small-town Saskatchewan. (Just like show called The Available Talent Caba- Herbert?) ret? The multi-talented Hamel, who Nobody knows. Because it has never pens a regular column for the Maple happened before in the 21-year history of Creek Times, recently premiered her the Steeplejack Festival. one-woman play with music, Mother’s But we’ll all find out on when The Apron, at the Chautauqua Festival at the Available Talent Cabaret begins at 7 p.m. Lyric Theatre in Swift Current. She has on Aug. 4th at the former St. Pat’s Church described the piece as “history through on Shaw St. in Herbert, Sask. the pockets of women’s aprons.” The Steeplejack Festival, founded by Many local artists have already ex- Herbert-born, Montreal-based arts jour- pressed interest in participating in The nalist Pat Donnelly in 1997, has experi- Available Talent cabaret. If you wish to mented with open stage events in the sing a song, tell a story, dance a num- past. ber, strum a guitar, play a tune on the But this one is going to be exceptionally lovely 1903 upright piano on site, or SCOTT ANDERSON/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER full of surprises as Madonna Hamel plans simply reserve a seat send an email to The All Saints Catholic Students Community Council held a successful Family Movie to stir up a story session on the Stormy [email protected] or leave a mes- Night during the school year, with the proceeds contributed to STARS Air Ambu- Weather theme, as well as sing the song. sage at 306-784-2689. lance. A cheque for $849.60 was presented by SCC parent Ashley Peterson, student Mooky, who toured the world as a lead Admission is $10 for spectators, but Ava Carlson, and SCC parent Danielle Carlson to Shari Lemon, Community Relations performer in the Cirque du Soleil show free for those who sign up to take their Officer for the Shock Trauma Air Rescue Service (STARS) Foundation. Verakai, is sure to trigger lots of laughs turn and brave the stage.

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 A12 COMMUNITY Southwest Open showcases aspiring local artists STEVEN MAH Councils. SOUTHWEST BOOSTER “Artwork is not really complete The annual Southwest Open Art Ex- until it is shown. hibition opened at the West Wing Gal- So these artists lery last week. are working away “This project has been going on annu- on their projects ally for several decades, four decades. and having the It’s a great opportunity for Southwest opportunity to artists, especially amateurs, hobby- show the work ists, and aspiring professionals to show completes the their work and experience a kind of expression. This professional development,” explained exhibition does a Kim Houghtaling, Director and Curator great job of that. for the Art Gallery of Swift Current and An open exhib- the West Wing Gallery. ition is an open The Southwest Open is sponsored submission. So by the Swift Current Arts Council and artists can submit Organization of Saskatchewan Arts exactly what they

290 19th Ave NE Church of the Open Bible August 13 - 17 9:30ain-11:30am Phone the church ofﬁ ce to pre-register STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER 306-773-2362 or Pennant’s Sylvia Thompson is one of the local artists showing her work at the Southwest Open. register August 13 9:00am want to show and judgments on that. I compose the show “It’s really exciting getting to see your what they want to and try and make everything look as work on the wall in a professional gal- FREE ADMISSION! be seen. As a cur- strong as possible and make everything lery,” said Goddu. ator I don’t make work well, but other than that it is wide Pennant’s Sylvia Thompson brought open to the artists,” said Houghtaling. a mixed media piece entitled the Four One of the local artists was Swift Cur- Horseman of the Apocalypse. The work rent’s Amber Goddu, who was show- begins with the ‘Lamb of God,’ followed 95th Birthday ing her art at the Southwest Open for a by ‘Conqueror,’ ‘War,’ ‘Famine,’ and CELEBRATION second year. She has also shown in Red ‘Death.’ ARLO BAUMANN Deer where she attends school. It took two winters complete the pro- August 11, 2018 “I am still a student, so I am learn- ject, which included carving each horse ing all sorts of techniques. At school I and creating each person. Antelope Lake get to work with bronze and ceramics, Thompson has considered herself Regional Park Hall so I dabble in all of that. But my main an artist for 30 years. She works out of 2-4PM focus is I really like drawing people and church studio in Pennant. portraits. This one specifically is myself, “This pays homage to my studio. I but I do like drawing all sorts of people,” have no idea why I made it but I was said Goddu. working in there and it just came THELMA RIEGEL, Goddu has been studying Visual Arts about,” she said. at Red Deer College for the past two Thompson has previously displayed 92 YEARS OLD, 60th Wedding years, but has been drawing for as long her art in the Southwest Open and said of Swift Current, SK went to as she can remember. Her pieces on it was exciting to share her work with BC to have a Anniversary display took her between 10-20 hours the public. each to complete. Thompson is already on to her next 5 GENERATION project, which she said has more of a PICTURE TAKEN. steam punk vibe. The Southwest Open began on th July 27 and will 80 continue until Labour Day in the West Wing Bruce & Stella Dixon Birthday Gallery in Kinetic Park. The regular Announce their exhibition hours 60th wedding anniversary Denise Benjamin are 1-5 p.m. on on Come and Go Tea Friday, Saturday, Aug 9th, 2018 th Sunday, and holi- The day to be spent at the lake August 4 , From 2-4 at day Monday’s in Thelma, her daughter Karen, with Family & Neighbors The Christ The Redeemer July and August. grand daughter Tanya, Roman Catholic Parish Hall Admission is free. great grandson Aaron, and great great grandson Westyn To advertise your Special Occasion: Birthday, Anniversary, Engagement, Wedding, Graduation, Birth or other announcement.

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Obituaries Obituaries wife, Evelyn; daughter Carol (Gary) working at Bender's Guns and Archery. Coombs; son Brent (Sheryl); Mary's last job was dispatcher for grandsons, Kyle, Braden, Conner and Crystal and Doug at United Taxi. Almost Monty Modin. He is also survived by his 11 years ago, Mary met and wed George brothers Ben (Betty) Modin, Louis (Ed/Eskimo) Tardiff. They completed (Audrey) Modin; sister-in-law Carolyn their family of 3 when they were given Modin & Ruth Modin. He was their puppy - Clausey, about 6 years predeceased by his granddaughter ago. Mary, Ed and Clausey enjoyed the Meaghan Modin, brothers Carl & Milton Drag & Stock Car races, any occasion Modin; parents Erick & Lydia Modin and fire works and visiting with family and two younger siblings Helen. He like to friends. Mary was a homemaker and read and followed politics. Dad was enjoyed cooking and baking, cabbage raised on the farm near Bruce and being rolls and bread were her sibling's the eldest he had to quit school and help favourites. Mary left us June 24th, 2 run the farm when his father was sick years and one day after her dad, John and then passed away. A memorial Smuk, passed. We know she is now in service will be held on Saturday, July 28, heaven with him, Uncle Peter, Choche, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. at Full Gospel Church. Uncle Joe and other relatives and For those wishing to make a donation in friends - too numerous to mention. memory of Harry, they may do so to the Mary leaves on this earth her immediate MODIN Alzheimer’s Society. For further family of Ed/Eskimo Tardiff, their dog, Harry passed away on June 17, 2018 at information or to sign the family book of Clausey; her mom, Annie Smuk; brother, the Cypress Regional Hospital in Swift condolence, visit www.parksidefuneral- TARDIFF Mike Smuk, his wife Linda, nephews Current, SK. He was born November home.com. Arrangements are in care of Sadly the family of Mary Katherine Jeff and Alan; sister, Chris and her 24, 1928 to Erick & Lydia Modin in Parkside Memorial Funeral Home – Tardiff (Smuk) wish to announce her husband Dave Bender, nephew Shawn Viking, AB. Harry is survived by his Ryan Cappelle. sudden passing at her home. Mary was Bender, his wife Karen, their children born March 6, 1957 to John and Annie Boone and Kinsey, and Conner Bender; Smuk. Mary, along with her siblings, also lots of cousins, aunts and uncles Lyndon Berg (Liam, Afton), Brenda Chris and Mike, grew up on the family and members of Ed's family. Mary will Dueck and husband Conrad (Nathaniel, farm 2 miles south of Hodgeville. Mary be remembered by all who knew her, for Samuel, Joel, Stephen), Sheila Berg, attended Hodgeville School and different reasons by different people. In Sheldon Berg and wife Sosmery, Leanne graduated Grade 12. She next attended memory of Mary, donations may be Payne and husband Larry (Natalia, Richardson College in Regina, taking a made to the S.P.C.A. or the Salvation Aiden, Isaiah). She was predeceased by cosmetology course. Mary later opened Army. Warren's Funeral Home was her husband Abraham in 1994 and son- her own hair shop in Swift Current. entrusted with the arrangements. For in-law Jonathan Wiebe in 2000. A Mary married John Wolman in 1985. In further information, call 306-773-8831 celebration of her life will take place in the following years Mary worked at or visit our website at www.warrensfu- her hometown of Swift Current various jobs, cooking at Husky, neralhome.com and express your Saskatchewan at the Eastside Church of arranging flowers at First Avenue, and sympathy to family members in our God, 2105 Adams Street,on Saturday calling bingo at Junction Square while book of condolences. July 28, 2018, at 2:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations can be made to charities supporting babies. The family wishes to extend heart-felt thanks to the staff at Tuxedo Villa Personal Care Home and a special BERG thank you to Malou for her loving July 11, 1939-July 25, 2018 friendship with our mom. It is with great sadness the family of Minnie Berg (Nee Wilhelmine Schlamp) announce her sudden passing on July 25, 2018. Minnie is survived by her six children and ten grandchildren: Dolores Berg and husband Garry (Nickolas), the POWER OF PRINT

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 A17 SWIMMING Stingrays conclude season at Provincials The Swift Current ACT/ UCT Stingrays Summer Swim Club had 10 swimmers in the pool at Provincials in Estevan on Saturday. Talyah Cuthbert capped off an incredible season in the Girls 7-8 Division by winning all five of her individual events, highlighted by a provincial record breaking swim in the 50 metre Backstroke to eclipse a record that had stood since 2003. She also won gold in the 25 Metre Backstroke, the 50 Freestyle, the 50 Breaststroke, and the 100 Metre Individual Medley to place first overall in her age group. Cuth- bert finished unbeaten in 35 races over the summer swim season. She added gold medals in the Freestyle and Med- ley Relays at Provincials as well. Katie Hudec added five sil- STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER FILE PHOTO ver medals and one bronze, Talyah Cuthbert finished the season unbeaten in the pool for the Swift Current Stingrays. while Luke Nelson hauled in four silver medals. The Stingrays had qualified were as follows: 3rd, 100 Back; 4th, 50 Back; 9th, 25 Fly. Other Stingrays results for Provincials at the South Talyah Cuthbert, Girls 7th, 50 Free. Rowan Bauer, Boys 11-12 included: Semi-Final swim competition 7-8 Reece Holderbein, 9-10 7th, 100 Breast; 9th, 100 Eric Lloyd, Boys 9-10 in Gravelbourg the previous 1st, 50 Metre Freestyle; 1st, 5th, 50 Free; 6th, 100 Free; Free; 9th 50 Back; 10th, 50 Silver in 100 back, bronze in Saturday when the top six 50 Backstroke; 1st, 50 Breast- 6th, 100 IM; 8th, 25 Fly. Breast. 50 back. finishers in each event ad- stroke; 1st, 25 Butterfly; 1st, Kennedy Bauer, Girls Cashton Campbell, Boys Ezra Lloyd, Boys 11-12 vanced. 100 Metre Individual Medley. 13-14 7-8 Silver in medley relay. Leading the way was Cuth- Luke Nelson, Boys 13-14 2nd, 50 Fly; 6th, 200 Free; 7th, 50 Back; 10th, 50 Free; Luke Nelson, Boys 13-14 bert, who won all five of her 1st, 100 Free; 2nd, 50 Free; 6th, 100 Back; 6th, 200 Back; 10th, 25 Back; 11th, 25 Free. Silver 200 free; silver 100 races to place first overall in 2nd, 200 Free; 2nd, 50 Fly; 3rd, 6th 200 IM. Cadison Campbell, Boys free; silver free relay; silver the Girls 7-8 division. Nelson 100 Breast. Kadence Olfert, Girls 9-10 medley relay. won one race, was second in Katie Hudec, Girls 13-14 9-10 10th, 50 Breast; 11th, 50 Katie Hudec, Girls 13-14 three others, and placed third 2nd, 100 Back; 2nd, 200 5th, 50 Fly; 7th, 100 Free; Free; 11th, 100 Free; 14th, 50 Silver 100 breast; silver 100 in another to place second in Back; 2nd, 100 Breast; 2nd, 7th, 100 Back; 7th, 100 IM; Back. back; silver 200 breast; bronze the Boys 13-14 division. 200 Breast; 3rd, 200 IM. 200 IM; silver free relay; silver Hudec was second in four Ezra Lloyd, Boys 11-12 medley relay. races and third in another to 3rd, 100 Back; 4th, 200 IM; Kendrey Bauer, Girls place third overall in the Girls 4th, 100 Breast; 5th, 50 Breast; 13-14 13-14 division. 6th, 50 Fly. Pressure Silver in medley relay. Complete Stingrays results Eric Lloyd, Boys 9-10 Truck and Water Truck Driver - Class 3A or 1A license - H2S & 1st Aid tickets required, but can send for training - Oilfi eld experience an asset but will provide on the job training t package. SPT offers a competitive salary based on experience and an excellent benefi Forward resume including experience and three references by fax to 306-672-3838SOUTHERN or email [email protected] or drop off PRESSURE at 5667 Kings Avenue, TESTERS Gull Lake. LTD.

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The Swift Current 57’s wrapped up the regular season on a strong note as they placed second in the Western Major Baseball League’s East- ern Division to clinch home- field advantage in the opening round of the playoffs. Wednesday, the 57’s got big nights from Ethan Hunter and Myles Miller and took advantage of five errors in an 8-7 win over the Melville Millionaires. The 57’s scored the opening six runs as Hunter finished with three hits and three runs scored and Miller contributed three hits and two runs batted in. The 57’s got out to a quick start when Hunter doubled home Blake Adams on the third pitch of the game and then Keil Krumwiede singled home Hunter for a 2-0 lead in STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER the first inning. Myles Miller (left) swam around the tag of Yorkton’s Logan Zozaya for an RBI triple during a 10-6 loss on Saturday. Evan Pontley got the win after allowing seven hits, two of an error to score four un- pitchers, including Niemi, who began on Tuesday at Mitchell we’re supposed to do, play walks, and five runs, three that earned runs during a five-run got the final two outs during a Field. good D, hit, and in key situa- were earned, while striking out inning. game that he played seven dif- The 57’s lost five of six games tions come up big with bases six over six innings. The 57’s replied in the third ferent positions. to the Red Sox during the loaded. I thought we got a lot Thursday, three pitchers inning when they also took Garrett Hawkins got the regular season, but they have better with that as the year combined to shutout the Mil- advantage of some sloppy play win for the 57’s as he allowed been the better team down the went on. It is just doing your lionaires as the 57’s won 8-0 to post four runs with only a seven hits, three walks, and stretch of the 48-game regular job and make sure you are in their final road game of the single hit to make it a one-run three runs, only two that were season. doing your things,” said Miller. regular season. game. They added five runs in earned. The Biggar product “Yeah we are feeling really Miller, a native of Windsor, Joey Machado struck out the fourth inning to take a 9-5 finished the season 4-0 with good,” said Miller. “We are ON, who played last season the side in the first inning lead. The 57’s added two runs an impressive 3.13 earned run just going to try and stick to at the University of Northern and never looked back to get in the eighth inning to close average. our game and try and play our- Ohio, provided a steady source the win. He finished with 10 the scoring. Miller finished the day with selves every time, rather than of production after his arrival strikeouts over seven scoreless Brock Gilliam got the win three hits, two runs scored, worrying about all the other on June 16. He finished with 27 innings. after allowing four hits, three and three runs batted in to win stuff going on that we can’t RBI and 29 runs scored in 28 Jack Ferguson and Aaron walks, and five runs, only one the WMBL batting title with a control.” games. Pugh each added scoreless in- that was earned, while striking .408 average. The 57’s won 14 of their final “I find a lot of it is my two- nings to close out the shutout. out six over six innings. “It was really cool,” said Mil- 17 games of the regular sea- strike approach because most The 57’s opened the scor- Saturday, the 57’s fell 10-6 in ler after finishing with 49 hits son. of my hits are with two strikes. ing for a second straight night extra innings to the Yorkton in only 28 games. “I’ve actually “I thought we played really Honestly it is just trying to put when Adams was hit by a pitch Cardinals at Mitchell Field to never led a league in anything well,” said Miller. “We just it in play. I try and keep my and eventually scored on a end their three-game winning in my life. I just saw an oppor- kind of stuck together as a walks higher than my strike- wild pitch. Nick Canas singled streak. Ryne Niemi hit a grand tunity and I took it. I just tried team, didn’t really let who we outs, that’s my main thing. As and scored on an error in the slam for the Cardinals in the to stick within myself and not were playing affect how we a three-four hole hitter, where third inning to double the lead. top of the 11th inning. do too much at the plate. I can needed to go into the games. I usually am, it’s just trying to The 57’s added to their lead It was a game of missed op- credit Joe [Carnahan] for a lot. We are just going to be ready be picky when I got guys on. I with four runs in the sixth in- portunities for the 57’s as they He has helped me a lot hitting- for Regina. We have been try- want to try and drive the ball ning. Canas walked and scored knocked out 18 hits but left 15 wise also.” ing to play hard and visualize to get them in. Even with two on an error, Miller doubled runners on base. The first eight Adams walked three times, ahead about what we need to strikes just put it in play be- home Ruben Rodriquez, and hitters in the batting order fin- scored twice, had three RBI, accomplish to get to the next cause it is better than striking Mitch Dean doubled home ished with at least two hits, in- and was hit by a pitch. He round and to the champion- out and will help getting guys Miller and Ben Komonosky. cluding three-hit outings from led the league with 16 hit ship.” in.” They added another two Adams and Miller. by pitches to finish second The 57’s got out to a slow Games one and two of the runs in the following inning Sunday, the 57’s wrapped up in franchise history behind start to the season with only best-of-five series were to be when Rodriquez hit a sacrifice the regular season with a 22-9 Derek McKeil, who was hit 20 three wins in their first 11 played Tuesday and Wednes- fly to plate Adams and Komo- win over the Cardinals. times in 2006. games. Their roster was in a day in Swift Current. Games nosky singled home Canas. The meaningless contest The 57’s finished the sea- constant state of change but three and four will be Thurs- Friday, the 57’s held the vis- featured 32 hits, 18 walks, and son with a 28-20 record, while the team managed to put day and Friday in Regina. iting Yorkton Cardinals to four 12 different pitchers as both Yorkton fell to 14-33. together a pretty impressive Game five, if necessary, would hits in an 11-5 win. teams had a little fun in the The 57’s will now meet the campaign. be Saturday in Swift Current. Yorkton took a command- final game of the regular sea- Regina Red Sox (26-21) in the “Honestly it has just been Visit swbooster.com ing lead in the second inning son. WMBL Eastern Division best- trying to do our everyday jobs for complete 57’s playoff when they took advantage Yorkton used a total of seven of-five semi-final series, which and each do the things that coverage. A19

SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 A19 STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER Play at the plate The host Swift Current 57’s missed the playoffs at the Peewee AA Tier I Provincial Championships with a 1-2 record. They dropped their opener 12-5 to the Weyburn Beavers. Saturday, the 57’s lost 15-3 to the Muenster Red Sox and then defeated Lumsden 21-9 to conclude the season. Pictured: Kyrell Adair (right) tried to get the tag down on a Lumsden Cubs baserunner at home.

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