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Vol. 93 No. 24 Agreement # 40011922 PROUDLY SERVING MELVILLE AND SURROUNDING AREA SINCE 1929 • WWW.GRASSLANDSNEWS.CA • 1-306-728-5448 Legion Decoration Day recalls D-Day
Clipping from the June 8, 1944 edition of the Melville Advance. Canada leads the charge By Grasslands News Bancarz presented a short overview of For a world gripped in fear and op- Canada’s contribution to the D-Day in- pression by Nazi Germany, the D-Day vasion at Normandy. invasion on June 6, 1944 was the be- He described Juno Beach as one of ginning of the end of the Second World five beaches of the Allied invasion of War. German-occupied France in the Nor- Just 11 months later, Allied Forces mandy landings on June 6, 1944. The would declare Victory in Europe, and beach spanned from Courseulles, a vil- three months after that, Victory in lage just east of the British beach Gold, Japan. The war was over. to Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer, and just west Seventy-five years later, on June 2, of the British beach Sword. 2019, a small group of Melville Legion “Taking Juno Beach was the respon- members, army cadets, and veterans’ sibility entirely of the Canadian Army, families interred at the cemetery, dec- with sea transport, mine sweeping, and orated veterans’ graves with Canadian a naval bombardment force provided flags and then held a solemn remem- by the Royal Canadian Navy and the brance service that recognized their British Royal Navy as well as elements sacrifices and the importance of Can- from the Free French, Norwegian, ada’s role in pushing the Germans out and American navies. The objectives of France, beginning the liberation of of the 3rd Canadian (49th) Infantry Europe. Division were to cut the Caen-Bayeux In prayer, legion chaplain Doug road, seize the Carpiquet airport west Schmirler offered thanks to those of Caen, and form a link between the “who, through the sacrifice of their two British beaches.” lives, have handed on the torch, and The beach was defended by two bat- we ask your divine help for the future. talions of the German 716th Infantry “Give all assembled here the will to Division, with elements of the 21st still hold the torch high, to serve their Panzer Division held in reserve near comrades and be an inspiration to all Caen, Bancarz explained. people, that the peace of God which The invasion plan called for two bri- Members of the Melville Legion colour party stand at attention as O Canada is played at the Decora- passes all understanding may be with gades of the 3rd Canadian Division to tion Day service in the Melville Cemetery on June 2. The service also recognized the 75th anniversa- us now and forever.” land on two beach sectors. It was hoped ry of the D-Day landings at Normandy that took place on June 6, 1944. Photo by George Brown Legion sergeant-at-arms Trevor Continued on Page 2
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Continued from Page 1 Division had succeeded in pushing farther inland He asked God to “help us to be faithful and true to that the naval and air bombardments would soften up than any other landing force that day,” Bancarz said these ideals for which they fought and died.” the beach defences and destroy coastal strong points. proudly. Schmirler thanked everyone at the service for Close support on the beaches was to be provided by Out of 1,074 Canadian casualties that first day, helping the legion members and families to “remem- amphibious tanks of the 2nd Canadian Armoured Bri- 359 Canadians were killed.” ber their comrades who paid the supreme sacrifice gade and specialized armoured vehicles of the 79th Ar- After the playing of The Last Post, a moment’s and those who have died since the war, whose bodies moured Division (United Kingdom). silence and the laying of a wreath, Rev. Schmirler are buried in these cemeteries. Once the landing zones were secured, the plan was asked that “we remember those who laid down the “We remember the cost of freedom we all treasure for the 9th Canadian Infantry life for freedom and truth.” in this country.” Brigade to land reserve bat- talions and deploy inland, the Royal Marine commandos were to establish contact with the British 3rd Infantry Division on Sword Beach and the 7th Canadian Infantry Brigade to link up with the British 50th Infantry Division on Gold Beach. The 3rd Ca- nadian Division’s D-Day objectives were to capture Carpiquet Airfield and reach the Caen–Bayeux railway line by nightfall. “The landings initially en- 1 DAY countered heavy resistance from the German 716th Division; the preliminary bombardment proved less effective than had been hoped, and rough weather ONLY! forced the first wave to be delayed until 07:35 in day- light,” Bancarz said. Wed., June 12 “Several assault companies — notably those of the Royal Winnipeg Rifles and The Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada — took heavy casualties in the opening minutes of the first wave.” Strength of numbers, co-ordinated fire support from artillery and armoured squadrons, cleared most WK of the coastal defences within two hours of landing. “The subsequent push inland toward Carpiquet and the Caen–Bayeux railway line achieved mixed results. The sheer numbers of men and vehicles on the beaches created lengthy delays and traffic jams,” Bancarz said. The 7th Brigade encountered heavy initial oppo- ANNIVERSARY sition before pushing south and making contact with the British 50th Division at Creully. The 8th Brigade encountered heavy resistance from a battalion of the 716th at Tailleville, while the 9th Brigade deployed towards Carpiquet early in the evening. Resistance in Saint-Aubin prevented the Royal Marines from CELEBRATION establishing contact with the British 3rd Division on Sword. By the time all operations on the Anglo-Cana- dian front were ordered to halt at 21:00 hours. 9LVLWXVLQVWRUHIRUH[FOXVLYHVDYLQJV “The Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada had reached its D-Day objective and the 3rd Canadian Infantry :('1(6'$<- 81(
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Phone: 306.728.5448 Fax 306.728.4004 Email: [email protected] Can you see the solution? Dear Editor: ing of their flax straw sive jump at the pumps Did you catch that bit in a controlled efficient except greed. Govern- of comic theatre? Conser- manor, harvesting the ments, once in power, vative Opposition leader methane off their live- don’t mind jumps in fuel Andrew Scheer pumping stock operations, any prices because their tax his own gas and crying moving water, etc. Cheap rake off increases every about a 4.4-per-cent car- electricity, home-pro- time the price goes up. bon tax, that if properly duced, can dramati- If you want to improve used, is a timid step cally reduce the costs of your profit ratio, sock it in bringing Canada to heating your operation, to the greedy petroleum the reality that climate lighting, grain drying monarchs and govern- change is overwhelm- and handling products, ment and do your part ingly the world’s biggest transportation, manu- for the environment all problem that has to be facturing, whatever your at the same time. Go addressed. ambition wanted and green. Produce your Meanwhile, the price with a little co-operation own electricity. Every at the pumps has jumped from the local utility, an gallon of petroleum you a whopping 30 per cent income source for over don’t have to consume in 2019 because Scheer’s production of electricity is money saved in your major financial support- that could go back into pocket and reduces the ers, the petroleum aris- the grid. march for extinction of tocracy, want to gouge Scheer, Prime Minis- species (like humans) the consumer again. ter Justin Trudeau and our governments are on. Right in time for seeding the carbon tax should Greg Chatterson, in his constituency and be offering rewards in Fort San not a peep out of Scheer carbon credits for every in complaint of that. ton of coal or gallon of He knows what side his oil not dug up and burnt bread is buttered on. because we invest in re- Even those rabid cap- newable resources. The Populism shift in rural Sask. italists entrepreneurs carbon tax should be who can see beyond the used to encourage en- Consider your friends And from the time of the first Douglas election traditional tunnel vision trepreneurs for offering for moment. win 75 years ago this week, to the time of the elec- of profit have to be able solutions to make this If you live in rural Guest tion of Brad Wall’s Saskatchewan Party 12 years to recognize the huge ca- crucial transition from Saskatchewan — es- Columnist ago, the NDP ran on that populist message. pacity for growth in the non-renewable to renew- pecially on the farm It was a successful formula, with governance in economy and wealth they able energy. — your friends may be Murray Saskatchewan uninterrupted except by the Ross could enjoy with endless Remember the price your neighbours. But Thatcher Liberals in the 1960s and the Grant amounts of cheap elec- per barrel of oil in Can- your neighbours will Mandryk Devine Conservatives in the 1980s, it was a formula tricity, even free energy ada is well below produc- be much farther apart that was generally successful. Unfortunately for and heat produced right tion costs and has been than your parents’ the NDP, the massive changes in the last 40 years at home from the sun, for some time now. There neighbours were, and certainly your grandparents’ seemed to escape the NDP. wind, geothermal, burn- is no reason for this mas- neighbours. Especially over the last 10 to 20 years, Saskatch- Likely, more of your friends are not necessarily ewan has become a place of growing affluence. The people in your community but people you are drawn average weekly salary has gone up and so have farm to by shared values and beliefs. Better roads, tele- income receipts. Farming has become a more entre- phones and now social media means you may spend preneurial, marketing business no longer in need of less time interacting with those neighbours than the Wheat Pool or the Canadian Wheat Board, with Your Letters those in your community, making the definition of less interest and certainly less need in having an “community” a lot different than in past generations. co-op or credit union in each and every small Sas- This makes the modern-day politics slightly more katchewan now. challenging. It’s now less about catering to specific All that said, there nevertheless remains a strong to the Editor communities than those specific beliefs. But, really, feeling among many in Saskatchewan that they it is good, old-fashioned populism in a different form. were disregarded by the elite. For the most part, Back in the day, New Democrats and old CCF that means a distant elite federal government — es- are welcome politicians believed they met the very definition of pecially the current Liberal government in Ottawa. a populist — “a political approach that strives to ap- That’s a huge problem for the NDP that has al- peal to ordinary people who feel that their concerns ways addressed disenfranchisement by vowing to are disregarded by established elite groups.” And provide services to those in need. Send to: most on the farm or in small towns in Saskatchewan Today’s populist view is less about wanting or back then considered themselves disregarded by the needing government services. And that feeling of establishment. independence from government generally means [email protected] But such notions gave rise to community spirit less interest in paying taxes and less interest in a of people pulling together. In turn, that gave rise to collective/co-operative approach to anything. or mail them to rural collective concepts such as the local pool eleva- Today, it’s far more likely to see a populist notion tor, co-op store and credit union that played into the catch fire on the Internet than to see it spread from P.O. Box 1420, NDP philosophy. community to community. So along comes a leader like Tommy Douglas, So, for many, a four-cent-a-litre carbon tax on gas running under the banner that he and the CCF were to collectively deal with global warming now seems Melville, Sask. S0A 2P0 all about the little guy. We all are likely familiar the ultimate case of the elite ignoring what ordinary with his Mouseland story, which was all about black people want. Such an approach is a big problem for or Fax 1-306-728-4004 or white cats making rules and decisions to be ben- the NDP right now. efit the rich, but really didn’t do much for the poor Populism is still going strong. But it sure seems mice. This was the mantra of a populist. to have shifted to the right.
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She stumbled and was in- ceremony May 29 at the jured as she fell. “The entrance to the business was Yorkton Regional High QRWRIVXIÀFLHQWVL]HWRDOORZWKHSODLQWLIIWRHQWHUDQG School’s Anne Portnuff the two men to exit at the same time,” the lawsuit Theatre. Family, friends, claims. Her attorney Brittany Pescia says the bar staff, and the college’s failed to warn her client of the “hazardous condition” partners in education of the entrance, which did not allow three people to congratulated and cele- pass through at the same brated 367 students who time. The name of the es- It’s A successfully completed tablishment? The Stum- one of more than 20 pro- ble Inn Bar & Grill. Strange grams offered at the col- In Gillette, Wyo., po- World lege in 2018-19. lice reported on a man The graduates repre- who shoplifted at the GENE sent 53 Saskatchewan same store twice in one communities and seven day, but also asked to HAUTA Manitoba communities. ÀOORXWDMREDSSOLFDWLRQGXULQJRQHRIKLVYLVLWV. Yorkton led the way with The 36-year-old man went to the Sportsman’s Ware- 111 grads, followed by house and bought some items with a rewards card Kamsack with 31, Fort Melville Mayor Walter Streelasky presents a scholarship to Welding student Lukas Muir of Yorkton. but allegedly took sunglasses and ammunition with- Qu’Appelle with 19, Mel- RXWSD\LQJIRUWKHP+HODWHUUHWXUQHGDVNHGWRÀOO ville with 17, and Regina with 14. The graduating out the job application, and left with two more pairs class also included 76 international students from of sunglasses, allegedly without paying for them. The India, the Philippines, Greece, Bangladesh, and Mau- stolen items have been recovered. ritius. A farmer in northeastern Nebraska farmer is This year, Parkland College offered university recovering after cutting off his own leg with a GHJUHHV VNLOOV WUDLQLQJ GLSORPDV DQG FHUWLÀFDWHV pocket knife to save himself from a piece of and Adult Basic Education classes. Graduates from farm equipment he had become caught in. Kurt post-secondary programs received accreditation Kaser, 63, was unloading corn last month when he from the University of Saskatchewan, First Nations got out of his truck and accidentally stepped on the University of Canada, Lakeland College Emergency grain hopper opening. An auger caught Kaser’s leg, Training Centre, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Sas- pulling it in and mangling it. He couldn’t pull his leg katchewan Indian Institute of Technologies, Cones- out and didn’t have his cellphone. There was no one toga College, and Parkland College. around to help. He said the only way he was going to Bachelor of Science in Nursing – Yorkton: get out would be to cut it off. 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Melville: 306-728-5425 ,38-A32$ Ph.Ph. 306-728-5448 - Fax 306-728-4004 • [email protected]@melvillead WCBL Millionaires are 3-3 after first week By Darcy Gross (June 1) for Grasslands News This game was a pitch- The Melville Million- ing exhibition as each aires have hit the win club gave up seven base column three times in hits with the Mils surren- their first week of the dering a couple of runs to Western Canadian Base- take the loss. ball League season, with Branden Redfern was two victories coming over lights out for Regina. their closest rival. Hurling seven scoreless The Mils played a innings to earn the win. handful of contests and Tyler Price was equally ended up on the winning impressive for Melville, end twice against the working 52/3 innings Yorkton Cardinals. They and allowing a single run also redeemed them- on four hits to take the selves against Moose Jaw tough loss. on Tuesday night, win- Catcher Jake Green ning 7-2. was the lone member of 0LOOLRQDLUHV0LNH2]JD-DNH*UHHQDQG/XNH6RPPHUVDQGWKHLU\RXQJIDQVOLQHXSIRULQWURGXFWLRQVDQGWKHSOD\LQJRIWKHQDWLRQDO Regina Red Sox 7 at the Mils to get on base DQWKHPVIRU0HOYLOOH·VKRPHRSHQHU Melville Millionaires 3 twice in the matchup. (June 2) Melville Millionaires 5 out four before Chris The bulk of the runs in at Yorkton Cardinals 1 Lacher and William this contest were scored (May 31) +ODG\ÀQLVKHGWKHJDPH in one inning. Unfortu- The Millionaires gave with four scoreless in- nately for the Million- up one run to the home nings. 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Cody Gog- Lead-off man Evan Braeden Dobbs, Sam gins went 3-for-3 with Moore led the Mils’ of- Cassell, Jake Green three runs scored while fence, with a couple of and Tracy Warren each Warren and Dobbs col- base hits and a run scored notched a double for the lected a pair of base hits while Cameron Cooper Mils. apiece. drove in a pair of runs Michael Trayler Luke Summers drew with a double in his lone earned the win with a the starting assignment and kept the Cardinals plate appearance. ÀYHLQQLQJ ÀYHKLW SHU- Regina Red Sox 2 at formance. Trayler al- off balance all evening. 0LOVÀUVWEDVHPDQ0LNH2]JDOD\VWKHWDJRQ ,QÀHOGHU(YDQ0RRUHVOLGHVLQVDIHDWVHFRQGDVWKHFDUGLQDOVVHFRQGEDVHPDQFDQ·WJHWDKDQGOHRQWKHWKURZP 3KRWRVE\*HRUJH%URZQ The Melville Advance @grasslands_news June 7, 2019 9 Senior athletes could give youths a run for their money By Scott Savard Grasslands News Anita Bella hosted an event for seniors to not only VKRZFDVHWKHLUVNLOOVLQWUDFNDQGÀHOGEXWWRJLYH 0HOYLOOHDQGDUHDUHVLGHQWVDFKDQFHWRKDYHIXQDQG meet new people. $IWHUDVXFFHVVIXOÀUVWUXQPRUHWKDQ\HDUV DJR%HOODKDVPDGHLWDJRDOWRNHHSWKHHYHQWUROO- LQJ ´,W·VEHHQJRLQJRQVLQFH ZKHQ0HOYLOOHKDG WKHÀUVWHYHUSURYLQFLDOVHQLRUVJDPHV,WZDVDELJ HYHQWZHKDGDWKRXVDQGSHRSOHLQWRZQ³RUPD\EH PRUH³DQGHYHU\WKLQJZDVIUHHµ%HOODVDLG ´,ZDVRQWKHFRPPLWWHHWKDWZDVORRNLQJDIWHU WKHSXEOLFLW\,WKRXJKWWKHVHSHRSOHZHUHKDYLQJVR PXFKIXQ,·PJRLQJWRJHWLQWRWKLV7KHIROORZLQJ \HDU,ORRNHGDWZKDWWKHUHZDVDQG,ZDVQ·WDQ\ JRRGDWFDUGVDQG,ZDVQ·WDQ\JRRGDWÀHOGHYHQWV EXW,WKRXJKW,FRXOGZDON6R,KDYHEHHQLQWKH SUHGLFWHGWLPHFDWHJRU\HYHUVLQFH,W·VEHHQTXLWHD IHZ\HDUVµVKHVDLG 7KH 6DVNDFWKHZDQ 6HQLRU )LWQHVV $VVRFLWDLRQ 66)$ *DPHVLVQRWMXVWRSSRUWXQLW\IRUWKH DWKOHWHVWRWHVWWKHLUVNLOOVLW·VDOVRDZRQGHUIXOSODFH WRFUHDWHQHZUHODWLRQVKLSVDQGVXSSRUWRWKHUVZKR DUHFRPSHWLQJ ´,OLNHWKHIULHQGVKLSVWKDWZHIRUPHGWKHFKHHU- David Weiman starts with a strong leap while testing his skills in long jump. 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He would go on to win a silver medal. Anita Bella (sitting) is surrounded by the athletes that preformed on Tuesday. From Left to right, OJ Kozey, Joanne Kennedy, David Weiman, Dale Lawrence, Polly Wardle, Craig Dobko, Kim Dobko, Ilean LANE REALTY Kolynchuk, Marion Terlesky and Bob Edwards. MELVILLE:DF²FRPPHUFLDOO\]RQHGDFUHVLQFOXGHV·[·VKHG Great location for commercial development! MELVILLE: 80 ac. – 1,824 sq. ft. home, 67 cult. ac. in tame grass, strong www.grasslandsnews.ca ADVERTISE WITH YOUR LOCAL PAPER water system. MELVILLE: 161 ac. – 140 ac. cult. ac, 2017 assess. 201,700. Just off Hwy. Facebook is only THE MELVILLE #15. one piece of the MELVILLE: 298 ac. – 254 cult. ac., 2017 assess. 157,667/qtr., off Hwy. #15. May 2019 SunMonTueWed Thu Fri Sat puzzle! 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S0A 1L0 www.lanerealty.com and on our web page - www.millionairesbaseball.com By AUCTIONEERING (306) 647-2661 The Melville Advance 10 June 7, 2019 www.grasslandsnews.ca Elementary Track & Field *UDGHVWRVWXGHQWVDW'DYLVRQ0LOOHUDQG*UD\VRQ6FKRROVKHOGWKHLUDQQXDOVSULQJWUDFNDQGÀHOG PHHW0D\DW'DYLVRQ6FKRRO$ERYH 0LOOHU6FKRRO·V&DVVLH:LHPHWDNHVWKHKLJKMXPSFKDOOHQJH straight on. 'DYLVRQ6FKRROUXQQHUV%URJDQ'XWFKDN0LFKDHO.OXVDQG%UDQGRQ0DFGRQDOGVSULQJWRWKHÀQLVK line in their race. Miller School long jumper Savannah Mucha gives it her all to land a good jump. ... 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Toronto sports fans make any hay in the next few seasons. they call it, teeming with fans, maybe even more must have a bit of an Perhaps once they leave, the Jays can take a sim- than the Leafs had during their last few short-lived identity crisis lately. GROSS ilar path to that of the Cleveland Indians whom the playoff runs. They seem to be even more committed As someone who MISCONDUCT duo left right before the going got good. than ever to bring a championship to Toronto and knows a whole bunch The Raptors, under president Masai Ujiri mean- if they do, hoops could overtake pucks as the more of Toronto Maple Leafs ZKLOHKDYHÁRXULVKHG8MLULWUDGHGDZD\WKHVHF- popular game. fans, you’d think they’d DARCY ond-most-popular player every to suit up for the When you think about the cost of playing both say T.O. is a hockey Raps, Demar Derozan, for Kawhi Leonard and sports, basketball is a no brainer — all you need is town, and it would be GROSS added pieces to complement him. a pair of sneakers and some short pants. tough to disagree with Fans in Hogtown have fallen in love with this If these Raptors can somehow knock off the that sentiment. team that has taken an almost hockey-like mental- Golden State Warriors, it’ll give a city starving for After all, this fan base has been through a lot ity; they are never out of a game and never give a championship something to cheer about. over the years. Most fans of the Buds haven’t seen up, and Leonard, along with Kyle Lowery, is a huge Rumour has it Kawhi Leonard has purchased their team at the top of the NHL ladder since 1967 part of that resurgence. property in Toronto. and no one has seen them win a Stanley Cup in You can watch the Raptors playoff games and the If he comes back for a few more seasons, you’d colour. cameras show the outside area, Jurassic Park as have to think it’s only a matter of time. That wasn’t always the case as the Leafs have won the second most cups all time, trailing only the Montreal Canadiens, who have hoisted the NHL’s top prize a whopping 24 times to the Maple Leafs 13 triumphs. While the Leafs appear to be close to getting back to their glory days, they have yet to break through to the third round of playoffs with the current lineup. There was a time when the Blue Jays were the toast of the town. As recently as a couple of sea- sons ago, the Jays were legitimate contenders with players such as MVP Josh Donaldson, sluggers Jose %DXWLVWDDQG(GZLQ(QFDUQDFLRQDQGRXWÀHOGHUVX- preme Kevin Pillar. They won a few post-season series — one ex- tremely memorable one with the Texas Rangers — but they were unable to get to the World Series as they did when they won all the marbles back in 1992 and 1993. The crowds were fantastic during those playoff runs but it seems like the newest kid on the block has garnered the largest following and is in position to take over the mantle as the top team in Toronto. Yes, while the Toronto Raptors have come a long way in their 25-year history, they seem to be more popular than the Leafs or the Jays right now, and it’s easy to see why. While the Leafs have been a fairly good team since they inked Mike Babcock as their head coach, they’ve gone through a pile of players, good and bad, over the last 50 years or so. 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