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Rockglen Community & School Rockglen Community & School Newsletter th September 24 , 2018 Rockglen Rec Board Wesley United Church invites everyone to a Our next meeting will be: October 16th, 2018 Fall Supper Smorg @ Noon (Turkey and trimmings) At the Rockglen Library th Sunday, Oct. 28 Burning Hills Café 4:30 – 7:00 pm. Tickets at the door $15.00 (Includes main course, coffee/tea St. John’s Catholic Church Dessert and the taxes) Fall Supper Sunday, November 18 4 pm til 7 pm Ham and perogies, salad and dessert Comes with coffee and or tea $15 per plate Held at the Burning Hills Café in Rockglen Thank you to everyone who dropped off garden produce over the summer they were very yummy Thank you to Barb Prefontaine for the fresh cut flowers they were beautiful Thank you to the all the local musicians for your dedication and thoughtfulness in sharing your craft of music with us every other week, it is so enjoyable. You brighten our week. Coming Events Wed. Sept. 26 - Walk a block for Terry Fox and Newsletter Deadlines 2018 join us for coffee and goodies @ 1:30 pm Wed. Oct 3 - Pancake Supper - 5pm October 25 October 10 - Birthday Tea - 2:30pm November 22 Come help us Celebrate with Colleen – [email protected] these great people Happy Credit Union Day – October 18th, 2018 When you are at the Credit Union October 1st -18th, enter your name to win a GIFT CERTIFICATE BASKET worth a value of $200!!! On October 19th, Credit Union Day, we will have coffee, juice & dainties from 9:00 am-4:00 pm at the Credit Union. You will also have a chance to win Credit Union Promotional Items!!! Our way of saying THANK YOU for your support throughout the year! KIDS!!! You Kindergarten to Grade 6ers …we will be dropping off pictures at the School for your colouring enjoyment! They will be displayed at the Credit Union Oct 15th-19th. We will celebrate a PIZZA DAY at the School (Kindergarten to Grade 6) as our Thank you for the lovely pictures. Welcome Back, Here to Stay & We Will Miss You…. Welcome back Breanna! Breanna Sleightholm returned from maternity leave to resume her Loan Officer I positon. She didn’t miss a beat and is right back into the swing of things! Thank you Nicole Tessier for filling in for Breanna while she was away. Nicole has accepted our Loan Clerk position on a full time basis and already has a good start to her training in her new role. Congratulations Nicole on your new full time position! Larry Weisgerber will be enjoying retirement (for the second time) come October. The office will be a little quieter without his shenanigans! We will miss the lighthearted fun we enjoyed with you in the office. Stop by for coffee, but leave my lunch alone Larry!!! Thank you to all the staff for your support/training/learning that goes on throughout the year. Change is good when you have good people to experience the change with!!!! Statutory Holiday - Business Hours Open Friday Thanksgiving Day Holiday Open Tuesday October 5th Closed Saturday - Monday October 9th Business Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. P: 306-476-2244 F: 306-476-2025 TF: 1-888-476-RKCU (7528) E-mail: [email protected] www.rockglenkilldeercu.ca Vitamin ADE Ugly Water Troughs $59.90 per bag $1300.00 for an 11ft $1120.00 for a 10ft Grocery Store now open until 7:00 pm every Tuesday!!! baby food section at the Grocery Store! For all your precious little ones needs, stop in and check out the wide variety of items!! Faith Harvest Rockglen Library Fellowship Hours Interdenominational Church Tuesday – 12:00 – 5:00 Sunday Service 11am Wednesday – 10:30 – 5:00 Everyone Welcome Thursday – 12:00 – 5:00 Adult Asanas Yoga (Posture Control) Held in St. John’s Catholic Church Basement Tuesday’s and Thursday’s at 12 - 1:15 pm $7 per class / per person Starting: October 16th or earlier pending harvest, (Please watch for posters) * Wear light comfortable clothing * Bring a Yoga mat (I do have a couple for purchase on hand) * Small towel * Pillow of your choice for under legs and or head (I do have pillows on hand as well for you to use) * Bottle water for after class (hydrate before class is best) * *FYI - it is best not to consume a heavy meal an hour or two before class. Asanas Yoga has many benefits just to mention a few: - improves circulation/restores body's normal energy flow - keeps the spine, muscles and joints flexible and strong -using pranayama breath control techniques this increases lung capacity which enables you to breathe more fully - helps to strengthen the internal organs improving mental control and your ability to relax See you in Class Sally Mulvena 306-476-7476 . Asanas Yoga Instructor . Remedial Massage Therapist Registered with National Health Practitioners of Canada . Certified Fitness Group Instructor Rink Secretary Wanted!! The Rink Board is seeking a new Secretary. Thank you Thank you to everyone who helped our family Duties Involve: through the loss of our beloved Billy. Thanks for Preparing Agenda’s the many gifts of food, visits, flowers, hugs and Taking Meeting Minutes cards. Thanks to all who donated to the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Thanks to all who helped Newsletter Submissions prepare the gravesite and serve the lunch. And Posters etc. thanks for all the acts of kindness that we appreciate so much. Thanks to Father Juanito Templates are provided…. Call Sarah for more information at for the beautiful service and Candais Bakke, First Responder, for her wonderful care. Thanks 642.3552 (Evenings) to Gary Miller and Ross Funeral Home for making the process happen so much easier. God bless you all. Donna Stewart and family Maintenance Services Worker The Saskatchewan Health Authority is seeking to fill the following Maintenance Services Worker positions: Lafleche & District Health Centre - Permanent Part Time Hours of Work: 56.00 hours per 3-week rotation: 14 shifts of 4.00 hours; days Ross Payant Nursing Home - Casual Job Summary As a Maintenance Services Worker you will provide general maintenance and repairs for facility/plant systems, equipment, grounds and buildings. Qualifications - Grade 10 - Fireman's Certificate (employer will allow the successful applicant one year to obtain) Pay Range $21.090 - $22.580 per hour (3 step range) The Saskatchewan Health Authority is the largest employer in Saskatchewan, employing over 43,000 staff in a dynamic healthcare environment. The Saskatchewan Health Authority is committed to providing coordinated quality services that are seamless, safe and patient-centred. Please apply by email, mail, or fax quoting: Lafleche & District Health Centre: GO-00539030-1 (RCN) Ross Payant Nursing Home: GO-00532256-1 (RCN) Human Resources I 55 Deifenbaker Dr I Moose Jaw SK S6J 0C2 Call: (306) 694-0387 Fax: (306) 694-0388 E-mail: [email protected] Visit: [email protected] Rockglen Airport Committee The Town of Rockglen is setting up a committee to begin the process of restoring the Rockglen Airport back to operational status. Anyone who has any interest in sitting on this committee, please contact the Town Office at 476-2144 Need to book an event? Check the Calendar on our website to see if anything is already booked on that date. Visit: http://www.rockglentourism.com/calendar If you want to add a date to our calendar; email: [email protected] Town of Rockglen PRUNE YOUR ELMS The annual restriction on pruning elm trees in Saskatchewan ended on August 31. Starting September 1, homeowners are encouraged to prune their elms to help keep them healthy. Each year, pruning of elm trees is prohibited from April 1 to August 31 to reduce the risk of Dutch Elm Disease (DED). The elm bark beetles that spread the deadly disease are most active during this period, and fresh cuts tend to attract them. Regular pruning, outside the ban period, help keep trees healthy and better able to resist all types of disease, including DED. Removing dead wood also makes trees less attractive to elm bark beetles. Early fall can be a good time for tree maintenance, with generally more pleasant and predictable weather than early spring. Having leaves still on the trees makes it easier to spot and remove dead and unhealthy branches. Improper pruning techniques can spread DED and other tree disease, so it’s important to prune correctly, whether you hire someone or choose to do it yourself. Under the provincial DED regulations, commercial pruners of elm trees must complete a recognized training program or be supervised by someone who has. Due to the risk of spreading DED, transporting or storing elm firewood is ILLEGAL. Any elm wood should be disposed of promptly, by burning or burying it in a location approved by the local municipality. For more information on designated disposal areas and common practices in your area, check with your local municipal authority. For more information about Dutch Elm disease, or to report a suspicious tree, contact the Ministry of Environment’s general inquiry line at 1-800-567-4224. REMOVAL OF SEASONAL VEHICLES/TRAILERS All residents are required to have their campers, trailers, motor homes and boats removed from the streets on or before the 15th day of October. OCTOBER LANDFILL HOURS For the month of October The Landfill hours will be as follows: TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY 1:00 P.M. TO 5:00 P.M. BOULEVARD & ALLEY MAINTENANCE A reminder to all property owners and tenants, it is your responsibility to maintain the boulevard and back land abutting your property.
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