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Thanks to our advertisers, please take your FREE Copy Covering The Corner Redvers & Area Community Newsletter January 2020 Issue [email protected] Covering the Corner is a service provided by the Town of Redvers. It is our intent to provide the community of Redvers and surrounding area with a newsletter that keeps residents connected with the numerous events and activities going on within our fantastic community! The Redvers Winterfest committee held their Winterfest on Saturday, December 14th. They had so many activities planned for the day, there was no shortage of things to do for all ages. The day kicked off with a pancake breakfast, there was a craft and trade show, a rice krispie sculpture display, curling, Santa photos, bouncy castles, a town wide scavenger hunt, Christmas ornament crafts, an adult paint class, sleigh rides, movie matinee just to name a few of the activities throughout the day and finished off with a Santa Parade. Check out page 7 to see more Winterfest photos. Thank you to Christina Birch for submitting all photos for Winterfest! Pictured above is the horses and sleigh from Meander Creek Pumpkin Patch at Oak Lake, Manitoba. Photo/Christina Birch TEEING UP TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY RESCUE COMMITTEE, RED COAT MUTUAL AID Submitted The WBL Ladies Tournament hosted by the Drive for Lives Committee was a ladies’ day out to enjoy camaraderie of good friends and sharing laughs on a spectacular golf course while supporting a life-saving organization. On July 19th, White Bear Lake Golf Course once again was bombarded with fun-loving women at the annual Drive for Lives Ladies Golf Tournament. Formerly known as the Shoot for STARs Tournament, this charity tournament is once again focusing on raising funds for an essential service, with this year’s recipient being Red Coat Mutual Aid. Pictured above receiving the proceeds from the White Bear Lake Red Coat Mutual Aid (RCMA) works in conjunction with Ladies Tournament from Left to Right: Back Row: Chairman of the the Redvers and Carlyle Fire Departments, and the 12 Redcoat Mutual Aid Committee Rick Patron, Redvers Deputy Fire participating Municipalities (RM of Storthoaks, RM of Chief Wes Malin. Front Row: Carlyle Fire Chief Don Van Meer, Drive Reciprocity, RM of Antler, RM of Moose Mountain, RM for Lives Committee member Colleen Brown, Redvers Fire Chief Brad of Brock, Town of Arcola, Town of Carlyle, Town of Hutton and Carlyle Deputy Fire Chief Rob Klassen. Redvers, Village of Kenosee Lake, Village of Kisbey, Photo/Submitted Village of Manor and the Village of Storthoaks). The Red Coat Mutual Aid service area covers over 2,400 kms² throughout the Southeast corner. When every second counts, Red Coat Mutual Aid is often the first to arrive at the accident scenes with lifesaving rescue equipment such as the JAWS of life, vehicle stabilizers and defibrillators. They partake in fire, water, ice, skidoo, grain bin, and heavy equipment rescues as well as establishing safe landings for the STARs Air Ambulance. On June 20th, Colleen Brown and Jacky Lothian, tournament organizers, were invited to an informative tour of the equipment and vehicles used in RCMA rescues. Rob Klassen, Deputy Fire Chief with the Carlyle Fire Department, who has been with the department for 19 years explained that the Carlyle Fire Department presently have 23 members with 15 active members who undertake ongoing specialized training. The purchasing of reliable and effective equipment is also ongoing, with their next purchase being stabilization struts for large vehicle rescues like buses and semis. As Travis Van Meer, Deputy Chief with the Carlyle Fire Department explained “While we ensure we have enough people trained in various rescues and own the essential life- saving equipment, we hope not to use this equipment as often as we do”. Brad Hutton, Fire Chief with the Redvers Fire Department, who has been with the department for 21 years explained that the Redvers Fire Department presently has 22 members who actively participate in volunteering their time for an essential service to this area and the surrounding community. Some of the Redvers Fire Department Members have volunteered their time to participate in Presentations and Educational Programs on Distracted and Impaired Driving as well as Fire Safety for the students in various schools and Daycares within the area. These active Fire Department members have also undertaken specialized training in high angle rescue, heavy equipment rescue, grain bin rescue and Ice/Water Rescue. Thanks to the Red Coat Mutual Aid participating Municipalities, in 2020, both fire departments will be expanding their training in Rope Rescue, Vehicle Extrication Level 1 and Advanced Vehicle Extrication techniques and concepts. This is the ladies tournament’s 7th year and its continued success is due to the incredible generosity of sponsors, the keen golfers, the wonderful volunteers and the excellent service provided by the personnel at the Bear Claw Casino and the White Bear Lake Golf Course. In hosting the event the Drive for Lives Committee raised $16,000.00 to give to the Red Coat Mutual Aid Committee in order to purchase much needed rescue equipment and ensure our fire fighters are properly trained in the event of an emergency. Colleen Brown commented on what a privilege it is to organize this golf event. “This tournament emphasizes the enjoyment of spending time with friends outside in the fresh air while supporting the community at the same time. As we are hours away from a fully equipped hospital, there is an imperative need for Red Coat Mutual Aid”. Once again, the Drive for Lives Committee is working hard to ensure that the WBL Ladies Golf Tournament can continue to be a success in helping out the Redcoat Mutual Aid and future recipients, they invite anyone that is interested in sponsoring the event to contact them. Monetary donations, gift certificates and prize donations are welcomed. Monetary donations can be made out to WBL Ladies Tournament and sent to Colleen Brown General Delivery, Manor, SK. S0C 1R0. Please feel free to contact any of the following committee members for additional information regarding the event: Colleen Brown – [email protected] 1-306-577-7482, Jacky Lothian – [email protected] 1-306-630-3967 Or if you would like more information regarding Red Coat Mutual Aid contact: Don Van Meer, Carlyle Fire Chief [email protected] 1- 306-575-3177, Brad Hutton, Redvers Fire Chief [email protected] 1-306-452-8229, Melissa Roberts, Secretary/Treasurer Red Coat Mutual Aid [email protected] 1-306-452-3263. TEEING UP TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY RESCUE COMMITTEE, RED COAT MUTUAL AID Rob Klassen and Travis Van Meer demonstrate how the ice water rescue pontoon boat is accessed. Without appropriate equipment, rescues such Rob Klassen and Travis Van Meer explain to Colleen Fire Chief, Don Van Meer as those on thin ice, are extremely Brown the various functions of the specialized who has been with the fire challenging. The ice water rescue equipment. department for 31 years pontoon boat along with floatation removes one of the 4 cold suits empower the firefighters to successfully and safely rescue Jacky Lothian, water rescue suits located on the truck. children and adults on sleuths, Don Van Meer, dugouts, lakes and ponds. Rob Klassen and Travis Van Meer pose in front of the Carlyle rescue truck that was at the tournament for the golfers to explore. REDVERS LIBRARY NEWS Submitted by Michelle Jensen We hope everyone had an awesome Holiday Season!!! 2020 is here and it’s time to get excited about all the fun things to come in the new year! January is jam packed full of exciting programs! There is something for almost everyone so pay close attention to our Facebook page to stay in the know about what’s going on, registration dates and any additional info! Lets get started! Regular programs that fall weekly are as follows: Monday– Minecraft Monday, 3:30-4:30 Ages 6+ Tuesday– Coffee & Colouring 10:00-12:00 Adults Come & Go BlockHeadz Lego Club 3:30-4:30 Ages 6+ Wednesday– Midweek Makerspace– Code & Go Robot Mouse 3:30-8:00 Come & Go Family/All ages Thursday– StoryTime 10:00-11:00 Pre Schoolers BlockHeadz Lego Club 3:30-4:30 Ages 6+ Friday– Little Lego 10:00-11:00 PreSchoolers As for special programs, we have something planned every week of the month!! January 9th– NOISISET STORY TIME EVER!!!! 10:00-11:00 Pre Schoolers January 10th– RAGING YOGA 7:30-8:30 Adults, *registration required January 14th– REDVERS SCHOOL SENIOR ART SHOW 7:00 Everyone welcome!! January 24th– OFF THE RAILS POTTERY CLASS 7:00, *registration required January 29th– DUNGEONS & DRAGONS FOR BEGINNERS 6:00 Ages 12+ For more information on our programs or what the library has to offer, contact Michelle by phone at 452-3255, find us on Facebook (Redvers Public Library Branch, Southeast Regional Library), on twitter @RedversLibrary or on Instagram @redverspubliclibrary. Our monthly calendar of events and program guide is pinned to the top of our Facebook page at all times so pop on there for more info and to check out our posters for all of our events coming up. Monday: 1:00-5:30 Tuesday: 9:30-12:30 & 1:00-5:30 Wednesday: 3:30-8:00 Thursday: 9:30-12:30 & 1:00-5:30 Friday: 9:30-12:30 & 1:00-4:00 FACING THE FUTURE Submitted by Jocelyn Hainsworth I’m having a hard time getting my head around this but it’s been twenty years since the Y2 virus was supposed to get us. And, when we safely made it through that, the Mayan 2012 curse was waiting in the wings to predict the end of life as we know it.
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