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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY JULY 27, 2017 A2 COMMUNITY 2 Lyric eatre wins $30,000 Regional-West THURSDAY, JULY 27, 2017 prize in is Place Matters competition SCOTT ANDERSON and move upstairs and create SOUTHWEST BOOSTER more space for art and music and continue to do what we do, Swift Current’s grand ole they were totally on board.” Lyric eatre clearly does mat- And, for a building that is over ter to supporters after winning one century old, the campaign the $30,000 Regional-West prize has truly help breath new life in the National Trust is Place into the Lyric. contact us Matters competition. “ ere aren’t that many places A special announcement was around that have this legacy,” • Phone: 306-773-9321 made on Monday where the Rokochy said. “We heard that • Fax: 306-773-9136 Lyric eatre was unveiled as over and over that they just said • 30 4th Avenue NW having nished among the top thank you for being stewards of Swift Current, SK, S9H 0T5 entires in the National Trust’s this building, and ensuring that competition which ran from it continues to be here and that • www.swbooster.com June 14 to July 20. The Lyric programming and the wonder- eatre was one of 25 commun- ful things that happen don’t advertising sales ity projects vying for a national stop. So it means a lot to a lot of grand prize of $60,000, and people around the Southwest.” Kara Stephanson, while they missed out on that “At the close of ve weeks of top prize they did capture one intense competition, the Na- sales manager, 306-770-2223 of three top regional prizes of tional Trust is deeply grateful [email protected] $30,000. for Canadians’ enthusiasm and “ e businesses around Swift generosity. This Place Mat- Melissa Richardson, sales, Current really pushed us over ters 2017 raised awareness and 306-770-2226 the top and helped us. ey are much needed dollars for Can- [email protected] the majority of the reason why ada’s historic places,” said Nat- we had so many donations,” ex- alie Bull, Executive Director at Jerry Butterworth, sales, plained Lyric eatre Program National Trust. “Our sincere 306-770-2227 Manager Corla Rokochy. “It congratulations and thanks go [email protected] was though the board and the out to the community groups sponsorship committee reach- championing all 25 projects. newsroom ing out and getting those dona- Along with the prizes awarded, tions from local businesses. And each project is a winner as Scott Anderson, editor, they’re just so supportive and they’ve all raised funds to help 306-770-2224 [email protected] we appreciate it. Without their regenerate beloved community support we wouldn’t be able to Lyric Theatre Board Member Gwen Uher led tours of the second level places that matter.” Steven Mah, sports reporter, do what we do here with the of the Lyric Theate after their successful This Place Matters eff ort. 306-770-2225 programming and supporting there, over- [email protected] arts and music and youth. So it’s looking all of very special.” Swift Current. commercial print The contest generated sup- I can’t wait for AUGUST LONG WEEKEND port through daily on-line vot- it to happen.” Kara Stephanson, ing plus crowdfunding to build The cam- 306-770-2223, votes for speci c projects. Dur- paign also August 7th, 2017 [email protected] ing the campaign, the Spirit of shared some the Lyric project surpassed their reasons why Early Deadline NOTICE classi eds fundraising goal of $40,000 and the Lyric e- generated strong online mo- atre is so in- Classifi eds August 10th issue 1-306-773-9321 mentum for daily on-line voting. tegral to the “There was over $45,000 in community. Fax: 306-773-9136 donations, so we have $75,000 “We reached Please note that due to the classifi [email protected] to start nishing upstairs,” Ro- out and asked THE SOUTHWEST BOOSTER kochy said following their suc- people to tell circulation cessful fund-raising initiative. us what the 306-773-9321 will have EARLY DEADLINES for the is in ux of cash will allow Lyric The- the Lyric to move their o ce atre meant to AUGUST 10TH ISSUE as follows; regional space to the second level during them. And so managers a renovation of the front half many people Display Ads and Classifi ed Ads Michael J. Hertz, Senior Vice of the buildings second level. came back President & Group Publisher ey plan to deliver art classes with stories. and music lessons out of the ex- e Lyric e- Thursday, August 3rd @ 2:00 pm panded space, programs where atre has been they can generate additional around for Proofi ng Deadlines for display ads will be revenues in order to continue over 100 years, renovation work. so everyone Friday, August 4th by 5 PM Funded by the Government of Canada “I think as we develop upstairs has a story people will see how wonderful and memory, We will be closed August 7th. it’s going to be, and there will be and it’s related more interest from non-pro ts to something or artist groups.” wonderful, Rokochy notes they have al- whether it’s ready contacted plumbing and a dance, a Have A Safe & heating businesses to get quotes movie, a wed- on air conditioning and heating ding that hap- Mail Registration Number: 005950104 for the renovated space. And pened here, while this work is still a couple it’s all posi- Happy Long Weekend! of months away, she said excite- tive things The Southwest Booster is ment is building regarding the and wonderful published by BC1107344, an future of the Lyric eatre. memories. So affi liated company to ALTA Newspaper Group LP “We are ready to go up there anything that anytime, as soon as it’s com- they could do plete the o ce will be going up- to help the stairs.” Lyric Theatre “It’s such a beautiful place up move forward, A3
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Competitors from across Saskatchewan converged on Swift Current this past weekend to participate in the Speedy Dawg Agility Trials. Dog owners put their pets through the paces against a series of obstacles during the July 22-23 event hosted in Riverside Park.
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ADVERTORIAL Modern Family Restaurant adds authentic Filipino dishes to menu After experimenting with an ex- horizons will come in to enjoy a num- who have moved from the Philippines this.” panded menu over the past six months ber of Filipino delicacies. to Swift Current and area. Swift Current has a series of inter- Louie Doulias and the Modern Family “People in Swift Current need to try “They love it. They say it’s just like national food restaurants available, but Restaurant is launching a Filipino sec- this. Once you’ve tried it - and there’s home…it’s authentic Filipino food and he wants more people in Swift Current tion to their menu line-up. so many different items to choose from now I want to introduce it to the com- to know this new global flavour is avail- The new taste of international cui- - you’ll love it.” munity as an alternative to other take- able. sine has grown from a modest five or Doulias said that after hiring a cook out.” “It’s quality. I think the taste of the six dishes into a full additional menu of from the Philippines he was able to “I knew there were 1,100 Filipinos food is different than what we’re used traditional dishes from the Philippines. slowly add more dishes to a growing here. Nobody had their food. So that’s to. The flavours are refreshing.” Doulias is hoping that foodies who list of traditional Filipino dishes. where the idea came from. So we “I think people have been missing are looking to expand their culinary The food is already a hit with families started small and just expanded to all out. When you try it you’ll love it.”
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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY JULY 27, 2017 A4 CANADA 150 Duo hitchhiking across Canada enjoy stop in Swift Current UBC students celebrating Canada 150 hitchhiking from Whitehorse to St. John’s
SCOTT ANDERSON their trip has wildly exceeded covering crazy distances. If SOUTHWEST BOOSTER their expectations, as their trip we wanted to we could have is largely dependant on the been in Regina four days ago. Armed with just $150 be- kindness of strangers. We got a ride from someone tween them, two University of “It has gone far and beyond that was doing Dawson Creek British Columbia student are anything we could have im- to Regina in one go, for work,” hitchhiking across Canada as agined really. e generosity, Roberge said. a special recognition of Can- the kindness, the openness “ at’s the beauty of hitch ada’s 150th. we’ve seen has been incred- hiking. At least for the rst leg Ori Nevares and Philippe ible,” Nevares said during an when we didn’t have as many Robarge arrived in Swift Cur- interview at e Booster o ce. contacts or people reaching rent on July 19 and spent 24 They are producing video out to us, you would just stand hours enjoying some South- blogs of their encounters with at the side of the road and you west Saskatchewan hospital- kind strangers, and they ultim- have no idea what’s going to ity. ately intend to create a docu- happen,” Nevares said. e duo started on July 8 in mentary which will cover their e trip is also turning out Whitehorse in order to cap- coast-to-coast adventures. to be an amazing way to see Ori Nevares and Philippe Robarge stopped in Swift Current last week ture a northern prospective of Except for waits of varying the country, while allowing as part of a cross Canada hitchhiking adventure. the country. ey then made timeframes, their hitchhiking them to meet a diverse group their way to Dawson Creek, experiences have been posi- of people along the way. across so that our followers piece of advice they have ever next to a sheep farm outside tive ones. When venturing out “The reason why we’re can get the sense that they’re received, plus why they chose of New Norway, Alberta (just to search for their rst ride doing this project is because joining us, and also discover to give them a ride. southwest of Camrose), and north towards Whitehorse, a we haven’t explored our own what we discover along the Their adventure is sched- after a day in Calgary they kind motorist stopped before country and we’re Canadians. way.” uled to wrap up on August 8. made their way to Swift Cur- they even put their bags on the And that’s a common thing They are also hoping to “We calculated that we need rent on Wednesday. ground. that we found across Canada capture a sense of Canadian to do an average of 266 kilo- Nevares and Robarge both “The people that are driv- - it’s so spread out, it’s so iso- pride by interviewing people metres a day if we want to get admit that the first days of ing in Northern Canada are lated and diverse that people they encounter. e interview to St John’s in 30 days from don’t travel each motorist they get a ride Whitehorse. And its been 10 Canada,” Nev- with and they ask a series of days and we’ve done 2,657 ares said. four questions, including: how kilometres from Whitehorse. SWIFT CURRENT “So we their family got to Canada, So that’s as close to one-third wanted to what is their favourite part of the distance as we can get.” 306-774-4557 showcase it of Canada and what would You can follow their prog- Locally Owned as best as pos- they miss most if they were ress online at www.exped- sible as we go to leave, what is the greatest itioncanada150.com. Truck Driver Training and Operated
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR Canada finally did the right thing with Khadr payment
Editor: “A convicted terrorist.” In This is a response to John November 2004, the US gov- Chisholm’s letter regarding ernment charged Omar with the $10.5 million payment murder, attempted murder, to Omar Khadr. (Southwest conspiracy and aiding the Booster July 20). enemy. This was invalidated Those who are outraged by the US Supreme Court. over the payment should put In February 2007 Khadr was the blame where it clearly be- recharged under the Military longs, successive Liberal and Commissions act. This one Conservative governments. too was dismissed. Had the Liberal government After these failed attempts of Jean Chretien demanded to convict Khadr, the mil- Khadr’s return to Canada itary told him he would stay from Guantanamo (as many in Guantanamo until he contact us The Southwest Booster welcomes letters on matters of public interest for publica- other countries success- confessed to his crimes. A tion over the writer’s name. All letters must be accompanied by the author’s name, Email: [email protected] address and telephone number so that they can be verified. Letters are subject to fully did) then Khadr’s rights confession obtained though Mail: editing and limited to 300 words. Copyright in letters and other materials submit- would not have been violated torture would be thrown out 30 – 4th Ave. N.W. ted to the Publisher and accepted for publication remains with the author, but the Publisher and its licensees may freely reproduce them in print, The Booster, its and no payment would have of any Canadian Court. So Swift Current, SK Publisher or Publishers and Alberta Newspaper Group, LP do been made. Steven Harper much for Chisholm’s charge S9H 0T5 not necessarily endorse the views expressed therein. ignored a Supreme Court that, “Khadr admitted to kill- ruling that Canada had, ing a US army medic”. LETTER TO THE EDITOR “breached Khadr’s right to For those who wish to be life, liberty and security” better informed, I recom- Say no to a Crown sell off and left it up to the govern- mend searching for an arti- ment to decide, “how best to cle with this headline: What Editor: mean less money coming in to the province fi- respond to this judgment”. if Omar Khadr isn’t guilty? The Sask Party wants to sell our crowns to pay nances while increasing our taxes. Harper ignored the ruling It is surprising what we can for their fiscal mismanagement. I don’t want to pay more taxes to a Sask Party which probably resulted in a learn if we don’t rely on the We, as the people of our great province of government who couldn’t look after the last higher payout for prolonging pablum we get from the mass Saskatchewan, own crown corporations. That money we gave them. Keep more money in your the abuse of Khadr. media. makes our province money. pocket. Say no to selling our crowns! Chisholm says Khadr is, Bev Currie - Swift Current Selling all or any portion of the crowns would Shaynee Modien - Swift Current STC closure leaves rural medical laboratory testing in uncertainty, CUPE
The closure of the Saskatch- testing to urban centres. day delivery over every corner without a plan in place for the STC has left a huge gap in our ewan Transportation Company “Many rural labs in the prov- of the province,” said Sandra many government services that provincial infrastructure.” (STC) has left rural medical labs ince shipped medical samples Seitz, president of the CUPE depend on timely, affordable Laboratory technicians are scrambling to figure out how to to larger centres for testing via Health Care Council. “The province-wide transportation now looking at a patchwork transport medical samples for STC. It provided reliable, same government shut down STC and without assessing the addi- solution to transporting med- tional cost to health regions.” ical samples. Many CUPE medical tech- “Most days we use a private nologists and technicians have courier. Some days we ask fam- Federal Income Tax has been reported challenges with en- ilies or co-workers to deliver suring that medical specimens the material on their own. And arrive in a timely manner. Due sometimes we have to send in effect 100 years to specimen integrity, some samples in a taxi cab,” said Her- specimens need to arrive at the mann. “This creates extra stress The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) over the past 100 years. To put this into context, testing facility within 24 hours, on our end as we scramble to noted that the proposal for a ‘temporary’ War this amount in $100 bills laid end to end would and other specimens need to get transportation in place, Tax Upon Incomes (which later became the In- circle the earth at the equator 186 times. arrive frozen. There are also and it costs more for taxpayers. come Tax Act) was first introduced in the House Records of House of Commons debates from times where the doctors need And it is definitely not fair for of Commons by Conservative Finance Minis- 1917 show Sir White’s fear that his ‘war tax’ the results within hours so they patients.” ter Sir William Thomas White on July 25, 1917, would become permanent – a fear which ul- can make critical decisions For decades STC has also exactly 100 years ago on Tuesday. timately came to pass. By 1948 the Income Tax about their patients’ health been a reliable and stable “Sir White brought in the income tax to pay Act had grown to 88 pages, and by 1970 many care. means of transporting blood for the cost of World War I but unfortunately argued it had become too complicated for the “As a medical lab technician, and other blood products from Canadians have been stuck with it ever since,” average Canadian at 424 pages. I can speak firsthand of having the Canadian Blood Services in said CTF Federal Director Aaron Wudrick. “His “To paraphrase Milton Friedman, there is to call back patients to redo Regina to almost all the rural original 11-page law with a four per cent tax nothing so permanent as a temporary tax, and important tests because their hospitals in Saskatchewan. The rate has ballooned into today’s 3,100-page behe- Canadians still paying a ‘war tax’ for a war that tests did not reach the prov- closure of STC without a viable moth.” ended 99 years ago is a clear example,” said Wu- incial lab in a timely manner,” alternative has had a negative The Canadian Taxpayers Federation has drick. “Canadians should bear this $4.9 trillion said Holley Hermann. “Patients impact on the transportation crunched the numbers and Canadians have paid number in mind every time a politician proposes deserve accurate results in a of blood and other blood prod- a cumulative $4.9 trillion in federal income taxes to introduce yet another new tax.” timely manner. The closure of ucts to rural hospitals.
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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY JULY 27, 2017 A7 COMMUNITY Fleury shares emotional message of healing during Victor Walk
SCOTT ANDERSON “It’s amazing. Everyday, with- of 18. He points out that the SOUTHWEST BOOSTER out fail, somebody’s there that mental health system is com- needs help.” pletely overrun, with line-ups As “victor” is the opposite of In addition to raising aware- of people waiting to get help. “victim”, Theo Fleury brought ness, the Victor Walk Move- Current treatment centres a message of healing and hope ment also raises funds for the have long waiting lists. during his Victor Walk in Swift Breaking Free Foundation Unfortunately, trauma is the Current on July 19. (BFF), founded by Theo Fleury now biggest epidemic facing Fleury led a three kilometre and other advocates. The mis- society. walk from Market Square to sion of BFF is to provide surviv- “This is how movements the Ashley Park Hall along ors of traumatic life events with start, with conversation, aware- the Chinook Pathway to kick the treatment and support ness and then the action piece off his emotional stop in Swift needed to reclaim their lives. comes. I believe Canada is very Current. After a series of post- Fleury notes that there are capable and has enough people walk speeches, the event closed surprisingly few supports and resources that we could with an evening viewing of the in place despite the many tackle this problem and get Victor Walk documentary people dealign with childhood people on a path of healing.” which chronicles Fleury’s 10 trauma, as an estimated one For more information on day Victor Walk from Toronto in two girls and one in three Victor Walk 2017: http://vic- to Ottawa in 2013. boys fall victim to unwanted torwalk.com/about/about-the- “Not only was it emotionally me now. It’s my opportunity to him to increasingly erratic be- sexual advances before the age walk/ demanding, but it was incred- give back to society, so many haviour away from the rink. ibly physically demanding,” people have given me so much Fleury documented those Fleury said of that 2013 experi- in my life. Despite all the stuff struggles in his 2009 best sell- ence. “But it was the people that happened with Graham ing autobiography Playing 41298743 that stopped along the way (James), everything I have is With Fire, plus the 2014 fol- that gave us the energy to keep still from the game of hockey. low up Conversations With A pushing forward.” And so it’s sort of my duty Rattlesnake: Raw and Honest Fleury is passionate about now to visit these places to say Reflections on Healing and his continued advocacy for thanks. And if anybody needs Trauma which he wrote with sexual abuse survivors, and help we’re here and we’re more Kim Barthel. the Victor Walk documentary than willing to help.” The Victor Walk is a further shows the impact, and healing, Over a 15 year National step forward for Fleury, as he those survivors of traumatic Hockey League career Fleury has come to a realization that life events have experienced. amassed 455 goals and 1,088 he can continue to help people NOW Fleury was a hockey phenom, points to go along with 1,840 in dealing with the trauma and tearing up the Western Hockey penalty minutes. But off the ice healing of fellow survivors. He A SLGA LICENSED LIQUOR VENDOR League with the Moose Jaw he was struggling to deal with recalls a series of life-changing All Permittees come talk to Steve or Laci for Warriors in the mid 80s. His the scars caused by the sexual moments where people share best year with the Warriors abuse at the hands of former their story with him now that your special pricing on all your liquor Needs. came in 1987-88 when he had coach Graham James. And he has opened 68 goals and 160 points along while on one hand his profes- the door to with 235 penalty minutes in 65 sional career was blossoming, that conversa- games. his personal demons pushed tion. Why buy a lot when you can buy a lifestyle? Fleury even joked with the crowd that “The Weasel” THE DOOR WITH MORE. Welcome to CYPRESS POINT was back in Swift steel-craft.ca Current, refer- Interested in learning more about Swift Current’s premiere encing his years residential community? Join Mayor Perrault for a friendly with the Warriors BUILT FROM information session with complimentary cocktails and snacks. where he played an antagonistic DATE: Thursday, August 3rd brand of hockey. THE INSIDE FOR “I used to raise TIME: 7:00 PM a little bit of hell EVERYTHING LOCATION: Elmwood Golf & Country Club when I played. It’s nice to come back OUTSIDE. as a calm person, It’s supposed to freeze tonight. Maybe not. Predicting the weather isn’t our strong suit. Predicting how our garage doors stand up to the weather is. Steel-Craft doors are ready. and have the ma- Our patented Weatherlock technology and Climacore insulation make sure of it. Because jority of all that we’ve put more quality on the inside, you never have to worry about what’s outside. stuff that I went Palliser Overhead Doors 2011 Ltd. • 140 4th Ave. N.W, Swi� Current through behind 306-773-1497
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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY JULY 27, 2017 A8 CITYCITY COUNCILC MEETING MONDAY, JULY 31 6:30PM CouncilCouncn chambers City Hall. All council meetings are open to the public CAREERS: Sport and Venues Manager – Western Canada Summer Games http://swiftcurrent.ca/i-want-to-/apply/employment-opportunities Access to all city departments: 306-778-2777 177 1st Ave. N.E. S9H 3W1W1 www.swiftcurrent.caca
Temporary Street Closure The City of Swift Current would like to advise the public that the 200 Block of 1st Avenue NE from Chaplin Street to the Legion Hall will be temporarily closed during the Market Square activities from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. every Saturday commencing on June 17th to and including September 30th, 2017. Access will be provided for emergency vehicles only, if required.
Please use an alternate route during this time period. Lee Ann Thibodeau-Hodgson City Clerk
The City of Swift Current’s Summer Programs is in full swing, and there are some exciting activities going on at the Zone and Families in the Park programs! If you have children ages If you have children aged 6 – 11, they can give Parks Play a try! Located at various parks, this 0-5, check out Families in program is a place to be creative, play games, and join in on large group activities, all while being outdoors! the Park, at Kinsmen Park Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm at Saulteaux and Riverside Parkskks (Bell St. & 15th Ave NE) Monday - Thursday: 1:30 - 4:30 pm at ACT, Saulteaux and Riverside PParksarks on Monday–Thursday Special Event Fridays: 1:30 - 4:30 pm – all other park locations momornings from will be closed in the afternoon. 1010:00: – 11:30. This AUG 2 – MOVIN’ AND GROOVIN’ SPECIAL EVENT @ SAULTEAUX PARK 1:30PM-4:30PM prprogramo provides If you are in grades 6 – 9, swing by the Zone program at the Center (55 1st Ave NE) oopopportunityp for families on weekdays from 1:30 – 4:30. It is a place to hang-out, go on a field trip, and tto cconnect and play! participate in games, sports, crafts, cooking and more!
AUGAUG 2 – FEET PAINTING AUG 1 – COOKING ADVENTURE AT BOSTON PIZZA WITH SUMMER FUN AUG 2 – ROAD TRIP TO TREASURE VALLEY MARKETS A9
SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY JULY 27, 2017 A9 FRONTIER DAYS 2017 Heavy Horse entries dazzle during Frontier Days Equine fans were treated to (Duke); 4. Prairie Percherons Supreme Champion Mare – two days of Heavy Horse com- (Magnam). winner of Junior and Senior: petition during Frontier Days Showmanship 18 Yrs. & 1. Delvin Szumutku (Gabbie). 2017. Under: 1. Sanguine Clydes Supreme Champion – Horses were put through (Lane Telfer); 2. Sanguine Geldings, mares, stallions: 1. their paces on June 30 and July Clydes (Jordan Telfer). Delvin Szumutku (Gabbie). 1, with a strong field of competi- Spring Foal – male or fe- Registered Clydesdale: 1. tors taking part. male : 1. Delvin Szumutku. Gabbie Results are as follows: Registered Year Old Fe- Special Class: 1. Delvin Gambler’s Choice: 1. Ken male: 1. Delvin Szumutku (Elie); Szumutku (Elie); 2. Delvin Crush (Blaze & Patches); 2. 2. Prairie Persherons (Quilt). Szumutku (Iris). Marty Bertram (Sugar & Spice); Reg. 2 Year Old Female: 1. Open Cart: 1. Sanguine 3. Chris Bertram (Bell & Jess); 4. Delvin Szumutku (Gabby). Clydes (Ace); 2. Prairie Perche- Travis Crush (Jesse & Frank); 5. Reg. Broodmare Female: 1. rons (Jinx); 3. Sanguine Clydes Ed Livingston (Hanna & Unity); Delvin Szumutku (Gracie). (Ed). 6. Lane Telfer / Harvey McFar- Yield Mare or Gelding – Ladies Cart: 1. Sanguine lane (Ed); 7. Jordan Telfer / Har- cherons (Jinx & J.C.); 2. San- Reg. Yeld Mare: 1. Delvin Light Draft: 1. Delvin Szumut- Clydes (Ace); 2. Prairie Perche- vey McFarlane (Ace); 8. Glen guine Clydes (Duke & Dan); 3. Szmutku. kyu (Iris). rons (Jinx); 3. Sanguine Clydes Bishoff (Joe & Wally); 9. Prairie Sanguine Clydes (Jim & Abe). Farm Chunk: 1. Sanguine Yield Mare of Gelding – (Ed. Percherons (Crystal & J.C.). Ladies Team Driving: Clydes (Ace); 2. Sanguine Clydes Heavy Draft: 1. Prairie Perche- Log Skids: 1. Glen Bishoff Driver: 1. Lane Telfer (Bill 1. Nancy Holden (Sanguine (Mike). rons (J.C.); 2. Prairie Percherons (Joe & Wally). & Ed); 2. Jordan Telfer (Ace & Clydes); 2. Tracey Bickford Light Draft Gelding or (Jinx). Tandem Hitch: 1. Sanguine Mike). (Prairie Persherons); 3. Ruby Mare: 1. Sanguine Clydes (Bill); Champion (Junior) Mare- Clydes (Ace & Ed). Farm Chunk Team: 1. San- Sionski (Sanguine Clydes). 2. Sanguine Clydes (Ed). Foals – 1 year old: 1. Delvin Unicorn Hitch: 1. Sanguine guine Clydes (Ace & Mike). Feed Scurry: 1. Ken Crush Heavy Draft Gelding or Szumutku (Gabby). Clydes (Ace, Dan, & Duke). Light Draft: 1. Sanguine / Travis; 2. Ed Livingston; 3. Mare: 1. Prairie Percherons Champion (Senior) Mare Four Horse Hitch: 1. San- Clydes (Bill & Ed). Ken Crush; 4. Chris Bertram; 5. (Crystal); 2. Sanguine Clydes – 3 Years and over: 1. Delvin guine Clydes (Ace, Ed, Dan, Heavy Draft: 1. Prairie Per- Marty Bertram. (Abe); 3. Sanguine Clydes Szumetku (Iris). Duke). Prime Highway Frontage
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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY JULY 27, 2017 A11 LIVESTOCK Pollock named CEO of Livestock Services of Saskatchewan
Maple Creek’s Jason Pollock has been groups who require inspection services. MEET THE announced as the new Chief Executive LSS is based out of its headquarters in O cer of the Livestock Services of Sas- Regina and has a provide-wide network katchewan (LSS). of knowledgeable inspectors operat- NEW GUY. Pollock has been an integral part of ing from a variety of field locations. the LSS team since 2013, acting as Sen- LSS strives to provide Saskatchewan ior Advisor and Board Secretary, and livestock producers with a service that recently supporting the organization is cost e ective and nancially sustain- as Interim CEO. Previously, he spent a able, and takes great pride in the collab- number of years in executive positions orative relationships we’ve build with at Canadian Western Agribition and the neighbouring jurisdictions. Canadian Cowboy’s Association, plus he has provided consulting services to the Canadian Cattle Identi cation Agency, You love your car – we understand! SaskPower and the First Nations Power Authority. Along with his family, Jason operates Pollock Ranching southwest of Maple Creek. We repair hail and collision “Jason will provide the focus and damage to all makes and models leadership agility needed to move the organization forward, and the Board is looking forward to working with him. LSS foresees numerous opportunities in our business future and we are con dent that Jason, together with the manage- •Fair, courteous, professional care ment team and employees throughout •Top quality factory authorized parts & equipment the province, will achieve our strategic •Environmentally friendly materials •We will strive to meet deadlines promised objectives” commented Harold Martens, Easy-to-maintain Kubota Tier IV Diesel Engines Chair of the LSS Board of Directors. •Technicians factory trained & certified Standard 2-speed travel Livestock Services of Saskatchewan is •Insurance glass replacement Side lights for expanded operator visibility a non-pro t organization that facilitates •Rental & courtesy cars available Roll up door with wide operator’s area kubota.ca the delivery of livestock brand inspec- •We specialize in all collision repairs! tion services, manages the brand registry Free estimates by appointment • All work guaranteed and administers the licensing of live- SWIFT CURRENT 0% FINANCING stock dealers in Saskatchewan. In 2013, 730 CHEADLE ST. W ARMSTRONG AVAILABLE FOR 5 YEARS LSS became member owned and oper- 306.773.5901 TRADES WELCOME ated by the ve main livestock producer IMPLEMENTS www.klassenautobody.com 425 N. Service. Rd. W., Swift Current • 773-8711 www.armstrongimplements.com New VENLAW MFG. product Gas powered aeration fan • Portable aeration for bin yards with no power • Runs for up to 55 hours on one 132L tank • Suitable for bins up to 15,000 bushels • 16 h.p. Vanguard engine * INTRODUCTORY OFFERS ON NOW!
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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY JULY 27, 2017 A12 SPORTS Stingrays sizzle at home swim meet Members of the Swift Cur- m free - 12) 47.17. rent ACT/UCT Stingrays had Boys 11-12 a strong performance in their Luke Regier: 200 m free - 1) home pool during their annual 3:03.18; 50 m breast - 3) 51.13; invitational swim meet on July 100 m free - 2) 1:24.01; 100 m 22. breast - 1) 1:46.04; 50 m free - 3) A total of 162 swimmers from 37.30. 14 swim clubs from across Ryan Dickie: 25 m fly - 8) Southern Saskatchewan regis- 24.76; 50 m breast - 8) 56.21; 50 tered for the meet. m back - 5) 51.51; 50 m free - 7) e Stingrays had the largest 41.60. contingent of competitors, Girls 13-14 with 31 swimmers registered. Ellie Gri ths: 200 m free - 4) Club members recorded a ser- 3:25.92; 50 m y - 7) 48.68; 100 ies of top three nishes, a num- m free - 9) 1:39.72; 50 m free - ber of personal bests, while 10) 41.63. some of the younger swimmers Swift Current ACT/UCT Stingrays swimmer Ellie Griffi ths was one of the local swimmers in action during the Taylor Dickie: 100 m free - 3) made their competitive meet Stingrays annual Invitational swim meet on Saturday. 1:16.43; 100 m back - 1) 1:27.54; debuts. 100 m y - 4) 1:53.24; 50 m free HIGH POINT AWARDS breast - 3) 1:29.37; 25 m free - 3) 25 m back - 10) 35.90; 25 m free 50 m back - 9) 1:00.35. - 4) 33.55; 200 m IM - 6) 3:25.51. Girls 7-8: 2. Daphne Dyck 23 23.45. - 7) 30.22. Brady Simpson: 25 m y - 3) Boys 13-14 pts.; 3. Talyah Cuthbert 18 pts. Mackenzie Hurl: 50 m back Ace Brewer: 25 m breast - 1) 25.22; 100 m free - 2) 1:37.13; 50 Luke Nelson: 200 m free - 3) Boys 7-8: 1. Ace Brewer 33 - 7) 1:08.13; 50 m free - 10) 24.81; 50 m free - 1) 46.47; 25 m m back - 10) 1:00.93; 50 m free 2:37.96; 50 m y - 4) 38.92; 100 pts. 1:06.97. back - 1) 23.36; 50 m breast - 1); - 3) 42.47; 100 m IM - 2) 1:54.85. m breast - 2) 1:31.39; 100 m free Boys 9-10: 2. Ezra Lloyd 22 Shea Holderbein: 50 m back 56.25; 25 m free - 2) 20.40. Joshua Taylor: 50 m breast - 4) 1:13.68; 100 m breast - 3) pts. - 14) 1:42.88; 25 m breast - 6) Girls 9-10 - 10) 1:23.16; 100 m free - 10) 3:28.22. Boys 11-12: 2. Luke Regier 27 53.93; 25 m back - 15) 48.75; 25 Reese Holderbein: 25 m y - 1:58.75; 50 m free - 11) 52.27. Justin Dueck: 200 m free - 4) pts. m free - 13) 44.49. 5) 23.65; 100 m free - 9) 1:48.82; Ezra Lloyd: 50 m breast - 2) 3:16.83; 50 m y - 5) 43.74; 100 Boys 13-14: 3. Ghrandozz Molly Ogilvy: 25 m back - 7) 50 m back - 6) 54.53; 50 m free 55.88; 100 m free - 6) 1:50.13; 50 m free - 5) 1:30.71; 50 m free - 2) Aguilar 27 pts. 30.13; 25 m free - 9) 30.60. - 10) 49.57. m y - 2) 55.14; 100 m breast - 38.98; 200 m IM - 3) 3:39.06. SWIM RESULTS Mackenzie Hurl: 25 m back - Kate Ogilvy: 25 m fly - 6) 1) 2:00.20; 100 m IM - 3) 1:58.64. Ghrandozz Aguilar: 100 m Girls 7-8 9) 32.07; 25 m free - 10) 31.07. 25.21; 50 m breast - 7) 1:04.11; Girls 11-12 breast - 4) 1:32.86; 100 m free Daphne Dyck: 50 m back - 3) Boys 7-8 50 m back - 10) 58.25; 50 m free Hannah Regier: 200 m free - 2) 1:09.68; 100 m back - 1) 58.05; 25 m breast - 2) 31.18; 50 Eric Lloyd: 50 m back - 2) - 7) 46.73; 100 m IM - 6) 2:08.29. - 2) 3:19.92; 100 m back - 4) 1:26.15; 100 m y - 1) 1:27.58; m free - 1) 51.18; 25 m free - 1) 58.73; 50 m free - 3) 54.01; 25 Mackenzie Derosier: 25 m 1:47.80; 50 m breast - 9) 53.58; 200 m IM - 2) 3:12.43. 22.67. m back - 2) 25.68; 25 m free - 6) y - 9) 26.24; 100 m free - 13) 50 m back - 4) 51.40; 100 m Taylah Cuthbert: 50 m back - 27.87. 2:05.85; 50 m free - 11) 52.89. breast - 6) 1:54.87. 4) 59.59; 50 m free - 2) 51.20; 25 Jaxon Derosier: 50 m back - Sophie Regier: 25 m breast Daisy Dyck: 200 m free - 3) Senior Citizen’s m back - 2) 25.91; 25 m free - 2) 4) 1:06.81; 50 m free - 5) 1:00.07; - 6) 1:03.10; 50 m breast - 6) 3:20.21; 25 m y - 15) 26.51; 100 Activity Centre 23.13. 25 m back - 6) 31.90; 25 m free 1:03.10; 50 m back - 7) 55.82; m free - 7) 1:32.02; 100 m breast Isabelle Simpson: 50 m back - 5) 27.00. 100 m breast - 5) 2:19.64; 50 m - 8) 1:56.48; 50 m free - 7) 41.48. - 5) 1:03.49; 50 m free - 3) 55.32; Vinnie Gri ths: 50 m back - free - 12) 54.28. Brooke Gri ths: 200 m free JULY 27 25 m back - 4) 27.54; 50 m 7) 1:14.66; 50 m free - 7) 1:06.34; Dakota Hurl: 100 m free - 15) - 5) 3:52.73; 100 m back - 5) 1:30 p.m. - Norwegian 2:10.91; 50 m free - 13) 54.69. 1:49.47; 100 m free - 11) 1:46.26; Whist. Boys 9-10 100 m breast - 13) 2:14.18. JULY 28 Blumenort, a boy, July 14. Ethan Regier: 100 m back - 3) Madison Koch: 25 m y - 6) 1:30 p.m. - Trump Whist NEW PAPINEAU/LARA-GOD- 2:07.76; 100 m free - 8) 1:57.37; 21.77; 50 m back - 7) 54.60; 50 JULY 29 INEZ - born to Jennifer Papi- 1:30 p.m. - Cribbage. neau and Oscar Lara Godinez JULY 31 births of Swift Current, a boy, July 9:30 a.m. - Floor Shu e- CYPRESS REGIONAL HOSPITAL 13. Swift Cur- board Tournament. HILDEBRAND - born to HILTZ/GLAS - born to Kira rent ACT/ AUGUST 1 Britany and Mark Hildebrand Hiltz and Clinton Glas of Val UCT Sting- No activities scheduled. of Swift Current, a girl, July 20. Marie, a boy, July 12. rays swimmer AUGUST 2 SAUDER - born to Jessica and PETERS/NYMANN - born Ethan Re- No activities scheduled. omas Sauder of Swift Cur- to Jody Peters and Austin Ny- gier was one AUGUST 3 rent, a boy, July 20. mann of Stewart Valley, a girl, of the local 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. - OROLA - born to Jeline and July 11. swimmers in Wellness Clinic. Michael Orola of Swift Current, MOSER - born to Rena and action in the 1:30 p.m. - Norwegian a girl, July 18. Dean Moser of Morse, a boy, Fairview Pool Whist. DAVIS/STREET - born to July 10. during the AUGUST 4 Teagan Davis and Jordon Street IRWIN/ROBERTSON - born Stingrays an- 1:30 p.m. - Trump Whist of Swift Current, a girl, July 17. to Brittany Irwin and Jacob nual Invita- AUGUST 5 SWANSON - born to Melissa Robertson of Swift Current, a tional swim 1:30 p.m. - Cribbage. and Jim Swanson of McCord, a girl, July 8. meet on Sat- e Swift Current Senior boy, July 15. HATTUM/ROUSE - born to urday. Activity Centre is located at MARTENS - born to Paige Hattum and Travis Rouse 68 Central Ave. N. Natasha and Derek Martens of of Swift Current, a boy, July 6.
Please come and help RAGNHILD CORY Happy 90th Birthday celebrate her 100th Birthday Harold Tangen A come and go tea will be held August 5th • 1-4 pm Sept. 29th from 2-4 PM Come and Go Tea At Prairie View Lodge At the Lions Hall Your presences is your gift across from the fi re station 155 3 Ave NE. A13
SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY JULY 27, 2017 A13 AL-ANON MEETING, Thursday’s 306-294-8588, or visit www.frgj. DOC’S TOWN, buildings and Tea Hope Group, 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., ca. Advance tickets available at Room open, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. First United Church. Info: www. Pharmasave Swift Current, Brow- August 6 - Hymn Sing, 2 p.m., sk-alanon.ca. zers in Shaunavon, or at the door. Church at Doc’s Town. Info: 306- KOREAN DRAMA GROUP, 7 p.m. AUGUST 4-7 773-2944. to 8:30 p.m., Swift Current Library. AUGUST 4-6 FRENCHMAN RIVER GOSPEL HOW YOU HELP JAMBOREE, Crescent Point When you give through the Dr. Noble Irwin Regional Wickenheiser Healthcare Founda� on, you support the purchase of ca. Centre. Au- healthcare equipment in the Cypress Health Region, July 27 Aug 7 gust 4 - The KNIT AND CROCHET GROUP, 1 improving the quality of healthcare available. JULY 27 p.m., Swift Current Library. Browns 6:30 p.m. August 5 AL-ANON MEETING, Thursday’s AL-ANON MEETING, Be Good To Hope Group, 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., - Free pancake Yourself Group, 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 breakfast; free First United Church. Info: www. p.m., First United Church. Info: sk-alanon.ca. concerts 10 www.sk-alanon.ca. a.m. to 5 p.m.; WHO YOU HELP JULY 28 BINGO, 7:30 p.m., Royal Canadian Link Union 6:30 ST JOHN AMBULANCE FIRST AID Legion Branch #56. p.m. August Family, Friends, Loved ones, maybe even you. At some COURSE RECERTIFICATION. Info AUGUST 3 6 - Morning point we will all need the services of the Cypress Health and to register: 306-773-8236 or church ser- METIS CULTURE CAMP, 9 a.m. visit www.sja.ca. vice; Hunter Region. We are working to ensure the healthcare you to 5 p.m. Meet at the Battleford Brothers and SASK. SCIENCE CENTRE: GO! SCI- Trail Ruts (Municipal Heritage deserve is here when you need it. Please, help us to Paul Brandt 2 ENCE, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., Swift Cur- Site) beside Houston Pizza. Par- Keep Healthcare Strong in southwest Saskatchewan. Visit p.m. Featuring rent Library. Presentations Rock ticipants will walk a port of the Kenny Over- us online at www.drirwinfounda� on.com to fi nd out Your Socks, Terrific Tech, Brain historic Battleford Trail, build a cast, Catherine Train. Register 306-778-2752. Red River Cart, dance the Red more. Lewans, Matt River Jig, play the spoons, plus JULY 28-30 Rapley, The listen to fiddle music and Metis DOC’S TOWN, buildings and Tea Sundrops, stories. Ages 10 to 17. Pre-reg- Room open, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. July and many ister Art Gallery of Swift Current 30 - Blacksmiths’ Hammer-in/ others. Info: 306-778-2736. Made By Hand, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Doc’s Town. Info: 306-773-2944. JULY 30 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS OPEN MEETING, downstairs of Swift Current Lions Hall. Breakfast 8:30 2017 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Meeting 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. F-150 LIMITED EMPLOYEE PRICE JULY 31 ADJUSTMENT $ 9,661 TOPS SK3871, 9:30 a.m., Commu- DELIVERY nity Baptist Church. Info: Vi 306- ALLOWANCE $ 4,750 773-6156 or Faye 306-773-8603. TOTAL PRICE ** OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS, ADJUSTMENT $ noon, First United Church (Li- 14,411 brary). Info: 306-778-3765. ALANON, noon, Gull Lake Seniors Center. Info: www.sk-alanon.ca. TOPS (TAKE OFF POUNDS SEN- SIBLY), 6:30 p.m., Mount Calvary Lutheran Church. Info: Cathy 306-773-5028. AUGUST 1 AL-ANON MEETING, Young Adults Hope for a Better Tomor- row, noon, The Centre. Info: www.sk-alanon.ca. BRIDGE AND WHIST GROUP, 1 p.m., Swift Current Library. TD SUMMER READING CLUB AND READ TO A DOG, 2 p.m., Swift Current Library.
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Swift Current’s hour long Canada Best Depicting Theme - O’Rudy’s Inc.; Southwest Newcomer Welcome Community 4-H Club; Ernfold 4-H Beef Day parade during Frontier Days was a Creek House. Centre. Club. colourful display of red and white Can- Best Commercial/Business Entry Junior Organization/4H - Burnham Best Decorated Heavy Horse Wagon/ adian pride. - Unforgettable Chuckwagon - Sanguine Clydes; Fire e Canada 150 Frontier Days Parade You; Living Sky Wagon. was themed Celebrate The Cowboy Casino. Antiques - Dan Fauser; Basil Nybo. Way, with many parade entries com- Best Commun- Best Cultural - Southwest Newcomer bining a Canadian and cowboy theme. ity/Volunteer/ Welcome Center; Filipino Community. Parade winners were as follows: Non Pro t Entry Canada 150 Celebration Award (Most Grand Award Winner - Swift Current - Swift Current senior participant and most historical Skating Club. Skateboarding business) - Swift Current Agricultural Canada Research Station; Saskatch- LET US WELCOME YOU! ewan Abilities Council.
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STEVEN MAH fun and I love swimming The group have been busy way at the very end and I SOUTHWEST BOOSTER across the ocean.” preparing for their relay at- had to be not only physic- Chisholm will be joined tempt and all three were in ally focused, but mentally IN THE Just over three years this time around by the water at Fairview Pool focused as well. The things after Meghan Chisholm Vaughn Golden and Erin on July 18. that went right was my news became the first Saskatch- Hilts. They will swim in “We have kind of all been swim cap didn’t get off my ewan swimmer to cross one-hour increments with doing different things be- head, my goggles didn’t fog the English Channel, she Hilts set to swim the open- cause our schedules are up once, I didn’t swallow is poised to make another ing leg, Chisholm slated to so different. We swim as any salt water, didn’t get trip across the world’s swim second, and Golden much as we can, try and any salt water in my gog- busiest seaway. scheduled third. swim every day if we can gles, which was awesome,” But unlike her first “I am getting excited. I and do some stuff at home explained Chisholm. solo Channel crossing, have been waiting for so as well, exercising at home One of the obstacles Chisholm will be part of a long. I have never actually and going to the gym. Your Chisholm overcame in 2014 three-person relay team swam in the ocean before, eating patterns are ob- was an encounter with a who will attempt to make besides just kind of relax- viously going to change swarm of jellyfish and she the 34-kilometre crossing ing in Mexico, so this will just so you can have that was eventually stung dur- from England to France. be a completely different endurance build up for ing her swim. Chisholm, now 22, suc- experience,” said Golden, the swim,” explained Hilts, “Jellyfish, I don’t really Swift Current athletes headed cessfully completed her 21. who was a teammate of want to be stung by them, to Canada Summer Games 2014 swim in 14 hours and “I think the closer it gets Chisholm with the Swift but I don’t think it is going An impressive list of Swift Current athletes will represent Saskatch- 39 minutes. the more nervous I get,” Current Stingrays Swim to be avoidable,” conceded ewan at the 2017 Canada Summer “When I went there three added Hilts, 22. “At first Club growing up. Golden. “That and the huge Games in Winnipeg from July 28 – years ago I had asked other it was just excitement, I “I have done a lot more body of water. The English August 13. swimmers from around the wasn’t nervous at all. Now than just swimming. I have Chanel is the busiest ship- Swift Current’s Tobi Ojo will repre- world how they trained. that it is a week away it’s, been biking and a little bit ping lane in the world. It sent his province in men’s soccer. They all said that first they ‘Oh am I ready for this?’ of running. I try to get in will literally be like playing Team Saskatchewan has been did a relay and they did Everybody keeps asking the water as much as I can Frogger.” grouped with British Columbia and Nova Scotia. They will open the some sort of open water am I ready and it’s hard though,” added Golden, Hiltz laughed that she tournament on August 7 against endurance challenge be- to answer that because I who swam with the Bar- was also concerned about Team British Columbia. fore they attempted the don’t think you can ever be racudas Swim Club as a the jellyfish. “I always joke Also headed to the games are Swift solo swim. I thought I was ready for a swim like this. youth. that I hope it isn’t during Current’s Aleah Nickel (pictured getting too ahead of myself You just have to take it Hilts and Golden both my hour because we swim right) and Austin Shopa (left) in and did the solo,” she ex- full throttle and go in with have the benefit of learning in hour increments. I don’t wrestling, which will take place on plained. “I ended up look- your whole heart. We have from Chisholm’s successful wish that on anybody. I August 9-11. ing at the relay versus solo worked hard, so I think attempt three years ago. hope that we can have a Swift Current will be represented by Jenae Reutz, Tyler Piercy-Servant, swims and it is a totally that we will be ready when “That swim, a lot of clean swim with no bites or and coach Jackie Powell in swim- different experience and the time comes.” things went wrong and a stings from any creatures ming on August 7-11. I thought it would be fun The trio were set to de- lot of things went right. out there.” Braedon Friesen and Henry Rempel with the team and people part for England on July Things that went wrong “What I definitely took are both a part of Team Saskatch- that I grew up swimming 26. Their window for the were I got nauseous and away from that first swim ewan’s U18 men’s volleyball team with, if they wanted to go crossing is slated for July seasick in the water and was the mental capacity that will compete in Winnipeg. They will open the tournament on into the open water swim- 29 – August 5 and they are then out of the water after and mental concentra- August 7 against Team Nova Scotia. ming, they could get a the fourth group scheduled the swim. I got discour- tion,” added Chisholm. “We Logan Fritzke rounds out the list feel of how the relay is. I to make the journey over aged at the end when the all are physically fit, but are of Swift Current athletes headed thought that it would be that period. current wasn’t going my we mentally?” to Winnipeg. The infielder will be a part of Team Saskatchewan’s men’s baseball team when they open the tournament on Saturday against Quebec. Rumancik wins PGA Zone Championship Swift Current’s Brennan Rumancik produced the lowest round of the tournament to clinch his first PGA Zone Championship on July 18. Rumancik, the Assistant Profes- sional at the Elmwood Golf & Coun- try Club, shot a 69 in the second round to finish one-over-par at the Legends Golf Club in Warman. He had been tied for third after a round one 76, but shot the only sub-70 score to earn a three-shot win over Dean Brown. Swift Current’s Jeff Grose placed 13th with rounds of 76 and 78 to finish 10-over. Jeff Chambers, the Head Profes- sional at Elmwood, was right behind him in a 14th-place tie. He shot an 83 on day one, followed by STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER a 72 to finish 11-over. Meghan Chisholm, Erin Hilts, and Vaughn Golden (pictured L-R) are teaming up to swim across the English Channel. A17
SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY JULY 27, 2017 A17 BASEBALL Bantam 57’s win Regina AAA League on walk-off home run STEVEN MAH had the final say when he hit a walk-off feels great,” said Alexandre after the Rokochy. SOUTHWEST BOOSTER three-run home run in the bottom of win. “I have never done this before. “I feel like we played very good com- the fifth inning. “It was a good feeling. That was his pared to some of the times this year The final score wouldn’t suggest so, “It felt really good,” said Arntsen of first ever home run. It was a great feel- with our ups and downs,” said Alex- but there were plenty of individual the home run, his first as a Bantam ing winning it and for him,” Alexandre andre. heroics as the Swift Current 57’s de- player. “I didn’t know if it was going to said of watching the game-winning “I thought we played really good to feated the visiting Regina Buffalos 13-3 go over or not, so I was just trying to home run sail over the left-field fence. get the win. We faced some really good to win the Regina AAA League cham- run hard. I was just trying not to strike The hard-throwing righty got off to a pitchers off the start, but we battled pionship Wednesday. out too. It felt really, really good.” shaky start, allowing a run in the first and we got the win so it was good,” The 57’s were simply the better team Brody Alexandre got the win on the inning before getting the final out with added Arntsen. in the field, on the mound, and at the mound with five complete innings, the bases loaded. The 57’s will now head to Saskatoon plate in a decisive win. Cash Arntsen throwing 91 pitches along the way. “It “I just started taking deep breaths, for AAA Bantam Provincials on July 28- calmed myself down. 30. They are grouped in a pool with the Then I just played Saskatoon Blue Jays, Regina Pacers, Re- catch, tried to focus on gina White Sox, and Saskatoon Braves smaller spots, then I at the 10-team tournament. was able to get back in “I feel like we are going to do good. my rhythm.” We have a pretty tough pool, but other The 57’s replied with than that I think we have got a pretty two runs in the bottom good shot,” said Alexandre. of the first to take a “We want to win Provincials. We 2-1 lead and then Mac want to go far there and then hope- Gross gave the 57’s fully make it to Westerns and then some breathing room see what we can do there,” said an with a grand slam in unsuspecting Arntsen shortly before the second inning. The his teammates snuck up behind and Buffalos replied with emptied their water coolers on top of two runs in the fourth him. inning before the 57’s scored seven runs in the fifth for a mercy rule shortened victory. 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That really helps us get outs that was a big boost to our club,” ex- The 57’s staff easily led the 10-team and keep hitters off balance and lets plained Carnahan. league with a 3.43 earned run aver- us do our job.” Wells was a late addition to the age, a 1.34 WHIP, and a .248 oppon- “I think a lot of us just want to com- team, but the lefty is now 4-0 with ents batting average coming out of pete when we go out there,” added only three earned runs allowed over the weekend. reliever Sean Chandler. “Everyone 27 innings for a miniscule 1.00 ERA. “The biggest thing, early on and to- loves their role. No one is envious or “I have just been sticking with my wards the middle of the season, was jealous of anyone on the team. They usual game plan that I have grown up we’ve been eliminating free bases, the just know their role and once they get with. I am not the hardest thrower walks, and hit by pitches. It has been out there they do a good job and just and I know I can’t blow it by guys, so just pounding the zone and getting compete.” I like to mix and match fastball in- ahead in the count and trying to get Carnahan said it was no easy task side and fastball outside, change-up, contact early,” pointed out coach Joe assembling the league’s top pitching change-up, slider, and just get guys off Carnahan. staff this season. balance and out in front.” A quick glimpse at the WMBL pitch- “It was little bit challenging. We The Glendale, AZ native recently ing statistics would appear to back had a couple guys go in the draft. A completed his senior season at up Carnahan’s observations. They couple guys ended up getting jobs George Fox University, where he was have walked the fewest batters in the and a couple guys went Independent coached by Marty Hunter, whose son, league with only 133 in 41 games. They [League] and a couple other issues Taylor played in Swift Current when also had the fewest hit by pitches with that happened late. So we had added the Indians won the 2010 WMBL SCOTT ANDERSON/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER only 23 and led the league with only a couple guys throughout the season championship. Bobby St. Pierre was seventh in the WMBL with 17 wild pitches as well. and late.” CONTINUED ON A27 a 3.05 earned run average in his first nine starts. 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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY JULY 27, 2017 A20 BASEBALL 57’s entering nal week of WMBL regular season e Swift Current 57’s battle for playo posi- were able to put together three multiple-run in- tioning will likely go down to the nal day of the nings. Western Major Baseball League season as they Wells scattered nine hits, one walk, and three play ve games over the nal four days of the regu- runs, two that were earned, over seven innings to lar season. improve to 4-0 with a 1.00 earned run average. Last week got o to a good start, but the team e 57’s got contributions from up and down lost three straight games to end the week leaving their line-up, but it was omas DeBonville’s two- them 1.5 games back of Regina for top spot in the run single in the seventh inning that proved to be Eastern Division. the di erence after Matt Bondarchuk and Blake Tuesday, Dustin Wells won his fourth straight Adams were both hit by pitches and came around STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER game since joining the 57’s, leading the team to to score. Shortstop Keil Krumwiede scooped up a ground ball during Sun- a 7-5 win over the visiting Brooks Bombers. Both Shortstop Grant Van Scoy also had a big night at day’s WMBL action. teams knocked out 12 hits, but it was the 57’s who the bottom of the order with two-hits, including a solo home run, and two runs batted in. FORM H Wednesday, the 57’s picked up a (Subsection 45 of the Act) second straight win over the Bombers. THANK YOU TO Four days earlier, the 57’s found out the Notice of Call for Nominations hard way that one bad inning can cost a Municipal By-Election LACELLE BROS. LTD. team a ballgame when they allowed 12 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that nomination of runs in the sixth inning of a 14-8 loss to candidate for the offi ce of: for purchasing my 4-H steer the visiting Moose Jaw Miller Express. is time around the 57’s authored their Councillor: Village of Stewart Valley (1) at Frontier Days 2017 own eight-run sixth inning on their way will be received by the undersigned on the to a 14-7 win over Brooks. 16th day of August, 2017 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. e 57’s entered their half of the sixth at the Village of Stewart Valley Offi ce. Hillary Lacelle inning trailing 7-3 before combining Nomination forms may be obtained at the following ve singles with one walk and a three- location: Village of Stewart Valley Offi ce. Wymark Drylanders run home from Adams to take control Dated this 27th day of July, 2017. of the game. e 57’s nished the game 4-H Club with 15 hits, including three home runs. Teresa Johnsgaard CONTINUED ON A21 Returning Offi cer
Public Notice - RM of WILBUR ELLIS Janzen sommer Lawtonia No. 135 Thank You to Public notice is hereby given that the Council of the RM of Lawtonia No. 135 intends to adopt a bylaw under The COMPANY Planning and Development Act, 2007 to amend Bylaw LICENSED AND BONDED No. 2015-2, known as the Zoning Bylaw. IS BUYING FEED Intent: The proposed bylaw will add a defi nition for Wind Turbines and will repeal and replace section 3.29 Wind Energy Systems.
Affected Land: The proposed bylaw will affect all land within the incorporated area of the Rural Municipality.
Reason: The RM of Lawtonia received a proposal for wind development and the existing zoning bylaw regulations required changes in order to help better di- Wants to thank rect and manage wind farm development within the RM. Wyatt Burnett of Public Inspection: Any person may inspect the pro- Monsanto Bio AG for posed bylaw amendment at the RM offi ce during normal purchasing his 4H steer offi ce hours. Copies of the bylaw are available at cost. at Frontier Days sale 2017. Public Hearing: Council will hold a public hearing on Wheat + Barley • Oat 4H is about the people, giving back, Corner Holdings Wed., August 9. 2017 at 10 a.m. The public hearing Lentils Peas – all types • Off grade canola will be held at the RM offi ce in Hodgeville. Any person and making the Best Better (Les & Vivian Wall) or group that wants to comment on the proposed bylaw Beans • Heavy screening • All organic for purchasing my 4-H steer is welcome to attend or to submit comments prior to the Direct Deposit at frontier Days 2017. meeting. Council will consider all comments received. **Ask about our deal of the day** Clairbank Contact: Jordan toll free at Multiple Wyatt Dyck Issued at the RM of Lawtonia No. 135 (20 July 2017) 888-522-6652 or Wymark Drylanders [email protected] 4H club Ph: 306-677-2266
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CONTINUED FROM A20 comeback in the fifth to eighth innings. Adams and Nick Canas both Momentum swings finished with three hits, three were certainly the runs batted in and two runs focus of the mara- scored. Keil Krumwiede also thon four hour plus had three hits, including a game, as Swift Cur- two-run home run, and two rent scored in four runs scored. Cole Thibodeau consecutive innings finished with two hits, one to build their early 7-2 run scored, and two RBI to lead, while Regina re- improve his average to .404 on plied with eight runs the season. in the fifth to eight in- Leadoff man Riley Campbell nings. opened the scoring for the 57’s The teams com- with a solo home run that was bined for 31 hits and followed by a lightning quick Regina sent six dif- trip around the bases. He also ferent pitchers to the stole his league leading 28th mound, while Swift base of the season. Current used seven The 57’s got four scoreless pitchers. relief innings from the com- Swift Current had STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER bination of Will Blanchard, showed lots of pop at Second baseman Cole Thibodeau made a diving attempt at a sharply hit ground ball during Sunday’s 6-0 loss. Fernando Pena, and Krum- the plate while jump- wiede to lock down the win. ing into their early lead, as next 3.2 innings and allowed win as he held the 57’s to two regular season this week with Blanchard was credited with Adams launched a solo home three hits and three walks dur- hits and three walks over seven five games over four days, in- the win after a scoreless sixth run in the third, Brett Esau ing a scoreless appearance to scoreless innings. cluding three against the Re- inning to lower his earned run notched a two-run home lower his earned run average Matt Michalski took the loss gina Red Sox. They will host average to 2.25. run in the fourth, and Bodie to 1.13. Taylor also made a after allowing eight hits, four the Yorkton Cardinals tonight Friday, Junior Fermin drew a Cooper blasted a solo home scoreless relief appearance. walks, and five runs, three that in their second last home bases loaded walk in the top of run in the fifth. Sunday, the 57’s struggles were earned, over eight in- game of the regular season. the 12th inning to spark a four- Saturday afternoon, the 57’s against the Weyburn Bea- nings. The 57’s will be in Regina for run inning as the visiting Re- dropped a second straight vers continued in a 6-0 loss The Beavers jumped all over a double header on Friday, fol- gina Red Sox earned a scrappy game when they fell 5-2 to at Mitchell Field. The 57’s fin- the 57’s with one run in the lowed by a visit from the Red 12-8 come from behind win the host Moose Jaw Miller Ex- ished the season series with a first inning and two in the Sox on Saturday evening. The over the host 57’s. press. The 57’s scored the first 2-6 record against Weyburn, a second inning, before putting 57’s will conclude the regular Ferman drew the bases and last runs of the game, but possible first round playoff op- the game out of reach with a season with a game in Moose loaded walk on a full count the Miller Express combined a ponent, after being shutout for three-run ninth inning. Jaw against the Miller Express with two out in the decisive in- three-run third inning with a the first time this season. The 57’s will conclude the Sunday. ning, and then Jordan Schultz two-run fourth inning to earn They were and Aden Campbell scored on the win. limited to an infield error to extend their Mason Brown singled home three hits and PUBLIC NOTICE first lead of the game to three Esau in the second inning and made three R.M. OF SWIFT CURRENT NO. 137 runs. Antonia Torres singled Cooper hit a solo home run in errors in the Public notice is hereby given that the Council of the R.M. of Swift Current No. 137 intends home Fermin to give them a the sixth inning for the 57’s. field to com- to adopt two bylaws under The Planning and Development Act, 2007, one to amend Bylaw 12-8 advantage. Starter James Smith suffered pound their No. 6-2015 known as the Offi cial Community Plan, and one to amend Bylaw No. 7-2015 known Regina had trailed by a 6-0 his first loss of the season after problems. as the Zoning Bylaw. count after four innings and allowing six hits, four walks, Weyburn The amendment to Bylaw No. 6-2015 is proposed to designate from Highway they were behind 7-2 after and five runs over 3.1 innings. starter Austin Commercial/Light Industrial to Limited Country Residential on the Future Land Use Map that five innings before staging the Sean Chandler pitched the Gurr got the portion of the NW 4-16-13 W3M as shown on the map as Lot 13, 14 & 15 that has been identifi ed as being suitable for Limited Country Residential and to designate from Agricultural & Resource Related Commercial/Light Industrial to Limited Country Residential on the Future Land Use Map that portion of the SE 5-16-13 W3 as shown on the map as Parcel C that has been identifi ed as being suitable for Limited Country Residential. The amendment to Bylaw No. 7-2015 is proposed to rezone Lot 15 of NW 4-16-13 W3M from AR (Agricultural/Resource) to RMH (Residential Mobile Home) and to rezone Parcel C of SE 5-16-13 W3M from HPC (High Profi le Commercial/Light Industrial) to RMH (Residential Mobile Home) and to rezone Lot 13 and 14 of NW 4-16-13 W3M from 17074AX0 CR1 (Country Residential 1) to RMH (Residential Mobile Home) as shown on the map that has been identifi ed as being suitable for RMH (Residential Mobile Home). The reason for the amendments is to rezone existing mobile home park on Parcel C, SE 5-16-13 W3M and Lot 15, NW 4-16-13 W3M to RMH (Residential Mobile Home) and to provide for future expansion of the existing mobile home park on Lots 13 and 14 of NW 4-16-13 W3M.
The bylaws may be inspected by any interested person at the R.M. offi ce on any judicial day between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to Noon and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Copies are available at a cost of $5.00. Representations respecting the Bylaws will be considered by the Council on the 8th day of August, 2017 in the Rural Municipal Council Chambers at 10:00 a.m. Council will hear any persons or group of persons or person acting on their behalf, who wish to make a representation. Issued at Swift Current, Saskatchewan this 20th day of July, 2017. Linda Boser Administrator R.M. of Swift Current No. 137 A22
SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY JULY 27, 2017 A22 Midget 57’s miss playoffs at Provincials The Swift Current 57’s con- just refused to get put out. Give of trouble and that’s the season.” cluded their season with a 1-2 them credit.” The 57’s finished 10th in the record while hosting the Midget The 57’s continued the round Saskatchewan Premier Midget AA Tier I Provincial Baseball robin on Saturday against the AAA Baseball League with a Championships over the week- Regina Buffalos and won 11-0 7-23-1 record playing against the end. to keep their playoff hopes top teams in the province. The host 57’s dropped their alive. They took on the Moose “We were really young, so it opening game in dramatic fash- Jaw Canucks under the lights at was a steep learning curve. Play- ion Friday afternoon. The 57’s Mitchell Field on Saturday even- ing in that AAA league was def- led the Midwest Diamondbacks ing as their season came to an initely I think good for us. It put 9-7 but allowed three runs in the end in a 12-3 loss. some kids in positions where bottom of the seventh inning to “We were okay. I think we they really had to learn. I think fall 10-9. came out pretty strong the first for next year we will be a much “We had a lead and blew it,” game this afternoon. We got a stronger team. We will be a little admitted coach Ken Wall of the really good pitching outing from older and it should be good,” costly loss. “It would have been Charlie Arntsen there. Tonight said Wall. nice to pitch a little better, but we just didn’t quite have it. Their The 57’s will graduate three that’s the way baseball goes. You bats were strong, no doubt. They players with Dayne Stenson, STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER have to give them credit, they came out hitting and we didn’t Ethan Warkentin, and Ayden Shortstop Brock Wall (left) waited to apply the tag during the Swift came up with some key hits and quite match it. We ran into a bit Annala all moving on. Current 57’s opening game at Provincials Friday.
Wanted Immediately – Local Livestock Supervisor Permanent part-time/casual Looking for a Candidate should be familiar with livestock feeding, Branding, manifesting, management and facilities Swift Current and surrounding area 4TH YEAR OR Forward resumes/applications to Beverly Hills Feeder Co-operative Ltd. Box 981, Swift Current, SK S9H 3X1 JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER Or drop off @ 604 3rd Avenue NW Or email [email protected] Starting Immediately Or fax 306-773-3658 Enquiries call 306-773-5334 QUALIFICATIONS INCLUDE: - Assemble and install plumbing components - Installation, troubleshooting, and repairs for plumbing fi xtures - Perform routine maintenance and servicing PIONEER CO-OP EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES - Applicants must have mechanical skills not just limited to the plumbing trade. Join Our Team! We offer competitive salaries & excellent benefi ts including matched pension Competitive Wages, Benefi ts, and Service Vehicle Plumbers install, replace and maintain water and sewage systems in residential, commercial and industrial buildings. They may also MEAT MANAGER, Wheatland Mall - Responsible for the overall operation of the be licensed as gas fi tters. Meat Department in the Mall and Southside locations. Responsible for ordering, inventory control, budgeting, pricing, staffi ng, customer service, overseeing product displays, WHAT DO PLUMBERS DO? rotation and preparation, sanitation and safety standards. Ideal candidate will have a • Read blueprints, drawings and specifi cations to determine layout of plumbing system, Meat Cutting Certifi cate and management experience in a retail facility. Must have strong water supply network and waste and drainage system. time management, interpersonal & leadership skills, be highly motivated and possess • Install, repair and maintain domestic, commercial or industrial plumbing fi xtures and systems. exemplary work habits. Heavy lifting involved. • Locate and mark positions for pipe connections, passage holes and fi xtures in walls and fl oors. • Installs hot water, steam and forced air heating systems. MEAT CUTTER, Wheatland Mall - Cutting and processing meat, poultry, fi sh and • Join pipes using couplings, clamps, screws, bolts, cement or soldering, in-store made products, assist with ordering, receiving, stocking, pricing, warehousing, brazing and welding equipment. customer service and other department duties as needed. Meat Cutting Certifi cate or • Test pipes for leaks using air and water pressure. experience required. Heavy lifting involved. Having strong Essential Skills such as reading, writing, document use and thinking can SERVICE STATION MANAGER - Responsible for overseeing the help apprentices succeed in their training and in the workplace. A series of tools have been co-ordination and direction of the Mall & Southside Service Stations, including budgets, developed to support apprentices in understanding, assessing and improving their essential inventories, staff supervision, monitor the day-to-day activities of the facility appearance skills. These tools can be used independently or with the assistance of a tradesperson, and operation. Experience managing a successful service station required. trainer, employer, teacher or mentor. SR. ATTENDANT, Mall Service Station - Provides supervision & training, customer Please apply with resume to: 155 ALEXANDER DRIVE SWIFT CURRENT service, cleaning, ordering, receiving, providing fuel and propane service and other related duties. Service Station experience and supervisory skills required. 306-773-9393 • email: [email protected] JR. OFFICE CLERK, File Maintenance (FT) - Duties include numeric data entry to maintain Item Master File & Vendor Master File and other department related duties. Must able to key 12,000 numeric keystrokes per hour (30 WPM). Must have strong computer skills, and problem-solving ability. Experience preferred. Must be able to work days, evenings and weekends. AGRONOMIST, Swift Current - To provide professional information on all aspects SALES COORDINATOR/ TRAFFIC CONTROLLER of crop production, such as advising on cropping plans, seed and soil assessments, Applicant Requirements: fertility, pesticide use, resistance management and harvesting decisions; direct sales calls, • Be self-motivated • Have good communication skills become a member of SIA, and attend training and industry meetings. Requires degree or • Have computer experience in Microsoft applications, specifi cally Excel diploma in Agriculture, excellent communication and organizational skills. • Previous Exact MAX experience would be benefi cial SPRAYER/FLOATER OPERATOR (Seasonal Contract) - Responsible for • Exhibit customer service aptitude • Proven negotiation skills operation of Pioneer Co-op’s High Clearance Sprayer. Must have Pesticide Applicator Job Description Sales Coordinator: License or willingness to obtain. 1A license required. • Ensures the accuracy and timely processing of orders CLERK I HARDWARE (FT), Gull Lake - Duties will include customer service, • Handles orders via telephone, email or mail supervision, scheduling and training employees, bookkeeping, ordering, stock control, • Ensures that orders are complete and accurate receiving, daily cash up and other department related duties. Heavy lifting involved. • Generates estimates and quotes prices and determines delivery dates Shifts include days, evenings & weekends. • Contacts customers to resolve any questions or complaints BRANCH CLERKS • Inputs orders and ensures that orders are processed in line with CONSUL - Part-time FRONTIER - PT or Student customers’ delivery requirements GULL LAKE - PT or Student STEWART VALLEY - FT Seasonal Job Description Traffi c Control: CABRI AGRO - PT or Student KYLE STORE - Student • Notify customers when order is complete MORSE - Casual or Student ABBEY - Part-time • Preparation of shipping documents and/or documents for customs SCEPTRE - Casual or Student • Negotiate transportation costs for inbound and outbound whole-goods and raw materials Submit Applications to: Apply by email, fax or mail to: Pioneer Co-op Human Resources, Henry Fehr, Human Resources Manager 1150 Central Ave. N., Swift Current, SK S9H 0G1 [email protected] 41299351 Ph: 306-778-8707 • Fax: 306-778-3424 • Email: [email protected] Fax: 306-296-2165 • PO Box 120, Frontier SK S0N A23
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al Profession In Memory Thank you Legal Notices Thank you to everyone who attended our Anniversary Celebration on July 8, making it NOTICE a memorable occasion for us. We had a TO wonderful time. Thank you also to those who sent cards or phoned. CREDITORS Donna & Dwayne Barber In the estate of Eleanor Knelsen, late The family of the late Peter Abe Olfert, wish of Shaunavon, in to extend our sincere thanks for your many the Province of acts of kindness and for the condolences and Saskatchewan, support that we have received. Many thanks deceased. to family and friends who attended Pete’s All claims against the service, sent cards, flowers, food, gift cards, above estate, duly gifts of money, memorial donations to the verifi ed by statutory Meadows and Christ the Redeemer Church declaration and with Building Fund, visits, phone calls and kind particulars and words spoken to our family. We want to valuation of security express special appreciation to Rev. Msgr. held, if any, must Reymundo Asis for his many words of be sent to the comfort and to Christ the Redeemer Church undersigned before OVERHEAD DOORS Paul Darrold Marsh Choir and to Warren’s Funeral Home (Nicole August 10, 2017. BY CERTIFIED MAINTENANCE Jan. 13, 1923 - Aug. 2, 2007 Rewerts) for their professional arrangements A decade now since he’s been gone from us; and caring service. We also send our MENNONITE Providing fast, friendly, reliable service to all types of it’s so easy to remember all the good times gratitude and appreciation to the Doctors, TRUST LTD., Executor OVERHEAD DOORS & OPENERS we had with him, and hard to forget the great Nurses and staff at Cypress Health Region, PO Box 40 times he brought. Summer is here now and Home Care staff and to the staff at the Waldheim, Guaranteed Workmanship backed by over 35 years experience the memories of the family and friends at the Meadows for their wonderful car and Saskatchewan Calvin Penner: 306-773-0800 lake, camping and boating, where he taught compassion. S0K 4R0 4 1 2 9 8 3 all of “Marsh’s Mob” to waterski, are such Thank you our happy thoughts. Then winter came and Phyllis, Curtis, Cindy, Jayan and Josh he enjoyed sitting in the Civic Centre while NOTICE TO scorekeeping at the Bronco Hockey games. The sadness shared of our loss when he CREDITORS Liquid Assets Septic Service passed away in the summer of 2007. In the estate of Always Love and Memories, Farm, Fluid Manure systems, JAMES DONALD From Thelma & the Marsh gang of Guys & SILLERUD, For Rent For Rent RV‛s & Residential. Girls, including 16 grandkids and 24 great- late of swift currrent, Ron Kissick grandkids FOR RENT: Saskatchewan, Three bedroom deceased. 306-774-3560 or 306-297-3879 home. Available All claims against Email:[email protected] August 1st. the above estate, Includes fridge, duly verifi ed stove, washer and by statutory dryer. Great declaration and location, lots of with particulars room. and valuation of $850.00 per month security held, if plus utilities. Large two BDR any, must be sent Please text suite. PALLISER OVERHEAD DOORS 2011 LTD. 306-741-741-7195 to the undersigned $775 Avail Now. before the th SALES • REPAIRS& PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION or call 12 day South Swift Current of August, 2017. 39 years servicing the Southwest 306-773-0041 and Renovated building leave a message and suite. Quiet FRANCIS COLLINSON/ Brian Klassen • 306-773-1497 senior/adult EXECUTOR accessible. 487 - 8th Ave N W & ! "$# Heat/water incl. Swift current, sk. ! ! # Call Jack S9H 1A3 " #" 306-778-2607. R. LARSON CONSTRUCTION LTD. In Loving Memory of !#" BOX 1941, SWIFT CURRENT, SASK. S9H 4M6 RONALD HILTZ " !"$ # ' Spacious NOTICE Bus: (306) 773-8834 Fax: (306) 773-0414 Husband, Father, and Papa % 3 bedroom House TO Civil Works•Excavating•Dams•Dugouts•Roads who passed away July 28, 2007 "# in Kyle. Good Rock piles•Fence line Clean up•Trees piled•Track hoe Time speeds on, ten years are gone, ! condition, attached CREDITORS Grader•Gravel trucks•Well Cribbing for sale Since death its gloomy shadow cast garage and carport,
In the Estate of Ralph Larson Kevin Larson Upon our home, where all seemed bright large yard. And took from us a shining light. Available August 1. WANDA MARGARET Cell: (306) 741-1539 Cell: (306) 741-2905 DJ MANOR Email: [email protected] We miss that light, and ever will; $700/month + SHIPMAN, His vacant place none can fill, APARTMENTS utilities. late of Swift Current, Here we mourn, but not in vain, One, Two and Three 306-750-9677 Saskatchewan, bedroom apartments For in Heaven we will meet again. deceased. Services For Lease Farm Machinery Love Lorina and families. near downtown (available The Bentley All claims against the Restaurant above estate, duly Journeyman FOR SALE: Immediately). Heat, Retirement Living for lease verifi ed by statutory Painter 736 - 36ft CASE water & cable offering studios and $2,500.00/month + Estate Sale declaration and with Swather, not used For SALE included. No parties, 1 bedroom particulars and Quick, Clean, Utility no pets. References in 12 years; ESTATE SALE: apartments valuation of security Professional Gull Lake Esso required. held, if any, must be (Highway #1 & 37 730 - 30ft CASE Small engine & including all utilities, Best Service, Call 306-778-6068 one meal a day, and sent to the JCT) Swather, not use machine shop undersigned before Best Price (after office hours 24 hour on site 306-672-3250 in 10 years. tools, equip. & leave message). the 4th day Interior and concierge. Extra of August, 2017. Contact: Chuck Kim Both shedded, supplies; carpentry tools; 2004 GMC services available as Exterior both very good required. Call Don Skelton Turner Mescall 306-741-4816 condition. truck; cargo trailer; Extra Large Barristers and Solicitors Bedroom Suite 306-772-0024 314 Main St., Box 1120 $3000/each. welding equip., loads of hardware; For Rent Rosetown, Sask. House for Sale WANTED: Located at S0L 2V0 cases of oil; 50ft Flexi-Coil tine household items & 65 - 4thSE Solicitors for the FOR SALE: Executor harrow packer bar much more. in 4-Plex. 3 bedroom, - P20 packers. $800.00/month, 2-1/2 bathroom July 27 & 28, 306-628-4267 10am–4pm Seniors preferred, Garage Sales house in 0-block Adults only. 8th Ave NE at 132 Nelson St, #11-160 Robert St Vanguard, SK 4 appliances, on 2 lots. carport, security W. Phone doors, lots of Sat. July 29, 306-750-3180 storage. No pets, 9am-5pm parties, smokers. Sun. July 30, 306-774-6366 9am-3pm A24
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Selvig, Garry Livingstone, Rick Duclos, Trevor Funk; grandchildren, Alysha and Rob Perron, Scott Whitell and Ross Tyler Dewalt; brothers, Frank (Norma) Whitell. Joyce is survived by her Funk, Henry (Renny) Funk, Jake husband of 52 years, Alex; sons, Bob (Angelique) Funk, and Cory (Lynette) and Travis; daughter-in-law, Lisa; Funk; sisters, Anne McDowell, Martha grandson, Eric; sister, Edna Cyrenne; (George) Janzen, Kathy (Glenn) Moores, and by numerous sisters and brothers- Helen Funk, Ruth Burne and Nettie Funk; in-law, nieces and nephews. She was Cheryl and Trevor's mother, Bertha Wall; predeceased by her parents, Robert and and numerous nieces and nephews. He Margaret Robertson, sister Alma was predeceased by his parents, John Thibault and numerous sisters and and Anna (Dueck) Funk, brother, Abe, in brothers-in-law. She was born in infancy and brother-in-law, Pat Burne. Edinburgh November 8, 1936, and came Ben was born on March 30, 1950 in to Canada in 1963. She married Herbert, SK, to John and Anna Funk. He Alexander Hattum on August 14, 1965 worked in various positions, including in Regina SK. She worked as a mechanic, REM, Crystal Temp and registered nurse, and enjoyed music, maintenance at McDonalds. He liked to knitting, sewing, gardening and do puzzles, watch rodeos, and loved to cooking. Donations in memory of Joyce hunt and camp with family. Ben was a may be made to the Heart and Stroke jack of all trades. He took pride in Foundation of Saskatchewan, 1738 FUNK everything he did. He was a good HATTUM Quebec Avenue, Unit 26, Saskatoon SK Benjamin Funk of Swift Current, SK, mechanic, loved to watch old western Margaret Joyce Hattum, age 80, of Swift S7K 1V9, or to Telemiracle 3-2217 C passed away on July 11, 2017, at the movies, listened to country music and Current SK, passed away Friday, July Hanselman Court, Saskatoon SK S7L age of 67. The funeral service was held liked to just take a drive in the country. 14, 2017 at The Meadows. The funeral 6A8. Warren's Funeral Home were at 1:00 p.m. on July 17, 2017, from the He was a very caring man and would service was held at 2:00 p.m. Thursday entrusted with the arrangements. For Chapel of Warren's Funeral Home, with help anybody in trouble. He loved his July 20, 2017, from First United Church, further information call 306-773-8831 Pastor Paul Israelson officiating. The family very much and was very proud of with Annette Taylor officiating. The or 1-800-267-6606 or visit our website organist was Delores Falk, a duet was his grandchildren. Donations in Ben's eulogy was read by Annette Taylor. The at www.warrensfuneralhome.com and sang by Pastor Paul and Tammy memory may be made to a charity of interment service was held at Memory express your sympathy to family Israelson, and the eulogy was read by your choice. Warren's Funeral Home Gardens. The pallbearers were Kevin members in our book of condolences. Pastor Paul Israelson. Pallbearers were were entrusted with the arrangements. Kevin Funk, Jordan Funk, Jody Carey, For further information call Kevin Carey, Shane Lanz and Matt Carey. 306-773-8831 or 1-800-267-6606 or Curling Association. Lawrence really The interment service took place at visit our website at www.warrensfuner- enjoyed curling and passed his Gouldtown Cemetery in Gouldtown, SK. alhome.com and express your knowledge and love of the game to his Ben is survived by his wife, Carol; sympathy to family members in our children. He enjoyed hunting and fishing daughter ,Cheryl (Dave) Dewalt; son, book of condolences. and especially loved to follow his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren’s sporting endeavors. Lawrence spent 25 years as his daughter Debbie’s driver getting her to work in Shaunavon and picking her up at the end of each day. He enjoyed travelling with family and friends and he, Ruby and Debbie spent 24 winters in Arizona. Lawrence was predeceased by his parents Carl and Anna Lind, a daughter in infancy, father-in-law and mother-in-law Merrill and Hattie Simmons and his brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law Ron Neidig, Russel and Dolly Simmons, Helen and Robert LIND Sonsteby, Bud and Irene Traun, Bob and Lawrence Lind age 85 years of Dallas Bolianatz, Roy Simmons and Shaunavon, Saskatchewan and formerly Bernice Simmons as well as several of the Admiral, Saskatchewan District nieces and nephews. He is survived by passed away peacefully on Monday, July his wife Ruby; son Allen Lind (Susan) of 17, 2017 at the Shaunavon Hospital & Admiral, grandson Ashley Lind (Marcia) Care Centre following an intermittent of Shaunavon and great grandchildren battle with illness over the past eight Kole, Tenelle, Taylor and Kalan, years. He was born on his father’s granddaughter Kerry Lind (Gordie homestead southeast of Admiral on Lackie) of Swift Current and great February 6, 1932. He attended school at grandchildren Reed and Brooklyn; son Andersonville until 1940, completing his Carl Lind (Dianne) of Admiral; daughter education in Admiral. He attended the Debbie Lind of Shaunavon; sister School of Agriculture in Saskatoon for Florence Neidig of Ottawa; sister-in-law one year and then started farming south Della Simmons of Shaunavon and of Shaunavon. On January 23, 1953 he brother-in-law Don Simmons of married Ruby Simmons at Salem Creston, BC; as well as by numerous Lutheran Church in Shaunavon and lived nieces and nephews and great nieces in Shaunavon until that fall when they and great nephews. Funeral Services moved south of Scotsguard. In the were held from Salem Lutheran Church spring of 1956 they moved to Admiral in Shaunavon on Thursday, July 20, Pre-plan for your family and besides farming Lawrence started 2017 at 11:00 a.m. with Pastor Linda Making funeral arrangements the General Motors Dealership. In 1957 Hall officiating. Interment took place at he purchased the Massey Ferguson Admiral Cemetery at Admiral. The at a time of loss is difficult. Dealership from William Kasperski. In eulogy was presented by Ashley Lind & That’s why pre-planning the spring of 1960 they sold the Kerry Lind. Lynn Wilson was the funeral arrangements has so business and began full time farming. In organist and special music was by 1963 Lawrence bought the farm owned Jocelyn Hammond. Ushers were George many advantages. Pre-plan by Lloyd Olson and continued to farm Simmons and Barry Simmons. for your family. And allows us there until his retirement. Lawrence and Pallbearers were Les Dunham, Philip Ruby moved to Prairie Sky Estates in Cote, Adrien Cote Arnold Wickstrom, to see your plans through. Shaunavon in February 2014 and Jody Fenell and Frank Dunham. Arrangements made be made Lawrence became a resident of Honorary Pallbearers were all his family www.warrensfuneralhome.com in the comfort of your home Shaunavon Long Term Care in August and friends. For those wishing memorial 2016. Lawrence served on the Admiral donations may be made to Cypress Hills School Board, Immanuel Lutheran Ability Centre or Shaunavon Handivan Church Council, the Admiral Town and Association in care of Binkley’s Funeral Warren’s Funeral Home Country Board, the Saskatchewan Service 306-297-2412. Binkley’s Wheat Pool Committee, the Happy Funeral Service of Shaunavon Serving the family for generationsTM Hearts Club Board and was a District (www.Binkleys.com) was in charge of Coordinator for the Saskatchewan the arrangements. 126 2nd Ave. N.E. 306-773-8831 Swift Current S9H 2C7 Fax 306-773-9367 Toll Free 1-800-267-6606 A26
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Obituaries Obituaries his flowers, Dad enjoyed watching the December 2012, he was diagnosed with birds come back, moose wandering Colorectal cancer which later ended his through the yard, and his evergreen work life. Fred loved all types of music trees. On August 22, 2014 he moved to and always had a tune in his head. He Shaunavon Long Term Care Centre, went through many phases from blues, which he made the best of a bad to classical, heavy metal, a bit of “old- situation, and until the end, he always time” country and rock & roll. After found a reason to laugh. Dad thought a learning to play guitar by ear, he began lot of his caregivers, always trying to get collecting a variety of guitars. He even his two bits worth in. He enjoyed when played in a few bands on the weekends. it was handed back to him; it made his Fred had a gentle, caring and loving time there much more amusing. Elmer disposition. He was very positive about is survived by his wife Loreta; his kids everything and had an infectious big Twyla (Neil) Spetz, Dwight, Keith smile that drew people to him. He was (Kathy), and Delmer; grandchildren Jeff a people person and would always enjoy Spetz, Michelle (James) Harvey, Kailey a chat. He had a tender heart for McCarty, Danny McCarty, and Jacey animals of all kinds and literally couldn’t McCarty; great granddaughter Alex kill a fly. Fred enjoyed being a member Harvey; siblings Wilma Kruse and Albert SAXTON of the Lions Club in Morse, SK. (Ernfold, McCarty; siblings-in-law Floyd Blinco, Alfred (Fred) Glen with great sadness, SK Lions Club) helping with many steak Leila Stevenson, and Marg Carpenter the family of Alfred Glen Saxton and BBQ nights and bartending. Fred MCCARTY: along with their children. He was announces his passing on July 17th, played hockey and baseball growing up Elmer Howard of Simmie, SK passed predeceased by his parents Angus and 2017 at the age of 59. Fred passed and also enjoyed seeing great bands in away peacefully on July 10, 2017 at the Olive McCarty; brothers Clifford peacefully at the Clover House palliative concert. He enjoyed his work-life and age of 92 in the Shaunavon Hospital - (Winnie) McCarty and Murray (Mattie) care unit in Swift Current. Fred was also enjoyed travelling to New Orleans, Long Term Care. The fourth of eight McCarty; sisters Verna (Lionel) Kruse, born on January 25, 1958 in Lucky Lake England and Scotland, with his last trip children, he was born on June 15, 1925 Hazel (Lawrence) Larsen, and Else Saskatchewan to Alfred (Alf) Ernest being to the mountains in Waterton to Angus and Olive McCarty on the (Wes) Bolton; and in-laws Russel Saxton and Alena Christina Saxton Park, AB. Fred met Arlene in 2011. Life family farm (located N.W. 20-11-16 W Stephenson, Gordon Krause, Don (Swan) of Demaine, Sask. He is the changed a year later with the cancer of 3). He attended Cedar View School in Carpenter, and Jim Stevenson. The eldest of seven children. Fred is diagnosis and the hard-fought battle of his youth, and worked for various family would like to extend its thanks for survived by his loving wife Arlene taking Chemo in Saskatoon. Fred farmers and threshing crews. As a the compassionate care he received (Gareau-Saxton); son, Garret Saxton of always stayed positive, with grace and young man, he headed west for work at from all the staff in the Long Term Care; Leeds, U.K.; step-son Adrian Gareau of strength, until God called him home. In a pulp and paper mill in B.C., worked on Reverend Annette Taylor, First United Calgary, AB.; Step-daughters Gabrielle October of 2016 the Chemo was a bridge crew in Pincher Creek, a train Church and the U.C.W. Ladies for the Gareau (Harvey Tuch) of Cambridge, stopped and Fred faced imminent death. yard in Medicine Hat, and with Evert service and lunch; Warren' Funeral MA, USA; Marcie Legault (Jordon) of He found a friend in Pastor Bob who led Bolton's Custom Combining which took Home; as well as all those who have Airdrie, AB; and one new baby step him to the Lord, filling his life with a new him to various places in Canada and the sent flowers, food, prayers, and support grandson, Soren Legault. Also survived hope. Their friendship grew strong over United States. Elmer returned to during this difficult time. The funeral by his mother, Alena Saxton of Demaine, the months of the many visits they had Simmie, buying the Thring's land and service was held at 2:00 p.m. on SK.; brothers, Jack (Judy) of together. God sent him just at the right started farming. He married Loreta Tuesday, July 18, 2017 from First United Wainwright, AB; Dave of Acme, AB; moment for both Fred and Arlene. Blinco from Shaunavon on April 20, Church with Reverend Annette Taylor Andy (Tami) of Saskatoon, SK; Tom Going to church was a delight and lifted 1960. They enjoyed raising their four officiating. The organist was Joan (Lorie) of Calgary, AB; sisters, Audrey the soul. In April, 2017 Fred and Arlene children on the farm and were happy to Williamson, and the pallbearers were Saxton, (David) of Winnipeg, MB and were married. The wedding provided share fond memories with all five Lonnie Bolton, Jeff Spetz, Michelle Marlene Saxton of Beechy, SK; He also great joy and excitement during an grandchildren. He was excited on the Spetz, Kaily McCarty, Danny McCarty, leaves to mourn numerous nieces & otherwise sad time. The wedding also arrival of his great granddaughter Alex and Jacey McCarty. The interment nephews, aunts and uncles. Also brought both families together which Harvey in 2016. In retirement, dad and service took place in Memory Gardens brothers-in-law Ken McConnell meant the world to Fred and gave him mom took bus trips, gambling with his Cemetery. Donations in Elmer's memory (Leanne); Ron McConnell (Wendy) and great happiness. We would like to thank siblings and going to various casinos, may be made to the Shaunavon Hospital mother-in-law Donna McConnell, all of Dr. Steencamp, the Doctors in where he would even win now and then. Auxiliary Long Term Care P.O. Box 789 Swift Current, SK. Fred was Saskatoon, and the many lovely chemo He enjoyed visiting, mail day in Simmie, Shaunavon, SK S0N 2M0. Warren's predeceased by his father, Alfred (Alf) nurses who cared so well for Fred. To a cold one (or two), a good joke, and Funeral Home were entrusted with the Saxton in 2008 and many aunts, uncles the medical staff at the Clover House laughing/giggling which you could pick arrangements. For further information & cousins and also grandparents. Fred and to Homecare, many thanks for the out of a crowd anywhere. Dad loved his call 306-773-8831 or 1-800-267-6606 grew up on a farm at Demaine, SK, kindness and caring you showed. Also flowers, always buying different kinds to or visit our website at www.warrensfu- completed school and went to work in we would like to say thank-you for the plant in the flowerbeds. I'm sure neralhome.com and express your 1976 starting as a grain helper at love and comfort from our families and between all the siblings they had every sympathy to family members in our Beechy United Grain Growers. In our church family. A memorial service color of geranium available. Along with book of condolences. December 1977 he began working at was held on Friday, July 21, 2017 at U.G.G. in Brock, SK. Then in 1986 he 2:00 p.m. at Bridgeway Community 1922. He grew up in the Wymark area, went to work for U.G.G. in Laporte, SK Church with Reverend Bob Cappelle where he farmed, and together with his as a grain manager. In 1988 he moved officiating. The interment took place at wife Flora they raised their five to Loreburn, SK with U.G.G. also as a Mount Pleasant Burial Park, Swift daughters. In the late 1960’s he retired grain manager where he worked for Current, SK. Donations in memory of from farming and moved to Swift several years. In 1997 he moved to Fred may be made to the SPCA. Current, Saskatchewan and engaged in Moose Jaw, SK as an assistant manager, Arrangements in care of Parkside business interests. In his later years, later moving to Richardson Pioneer at Memorial Funeral Home – Ryan Leonard travelled extensively with Anne Reed Lake, near Morse, SK in 2004. In Cappelle. and eventually relocated to the Calgary area. His chief joys in life were his faith and his family. His kindness, patience grew up in Tompkins, SK and was and constructive attitude continued to predeceased by his parents Emil and the end of his life. This outlook on life Erma (Liepert). Brian had two children was greatly appreciated and a benefit to from his first marriage, Justin and all. A Visitation was held at SOUTH Konlin and is also survived by his two CALGARY FUNERAL CENTRE granddaughters Avienda and Jolene. (JACQUES CHAPEL), 12700 Macleod Brian leaves behind his second wife Trail South (at Lake Fraser Gate) on Francine and her three sons Michael, David and Matthew Day and their DYCK, F. Leonard Tuesday, July 25, 2017 from 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. A Funeral Service was held partners and children. Brian is also October 28, 1922 – July 13, 2017 survived by his two older brothers F. Leonard Dyck passed away on the following day at Trinity Mennonite Church, 32023, 232 Avenue West, Dennis and Kenneth and their children Thursday, July 13, 2017 at the age of 94 and grandchildren. Brian worked many years. He will be lovingly remembered Foothills Municipal District (just south of Calgary), on Wednesday, July 26, different jobs during his life including by his wife of 41 years, Anne Dyck (nee work on the railway, potash mining, Warkentin); his daughters Lois Epp 2017 at 2:00 p.m. Reception to follow. Messages of remembrance farming, trucking, sales and retail. All (Henry), Joyce Scott (Steve), Brenda of Brian’s different jobs were ways to Williams (David), Myrna Pyra (Brian), may be left for the family at www.southcalgaryfuneralcentre.ca support his two loves; his family and his and Janet Krastel (Rob Forbes). He will hobbies. Brian’s early hobbies included also be remembered by his eleven SOUTH CALGARY FUNERAL CENTRE and fishing, waterskiing, hockey and grandchildren, twelve great- STOLZ electronics. Later in life his interests grandchildren, and many more family CREMATORIUM (at Lake Fraser Gate) Telephone: 403-297-0711 Brian Emil Stolz of Orleans, Ontario centered around building and and friends. Leonard was predeceased passed away at the age of 67 on July 12, programming computers, playing by his parents, all of his siblings, his Honoured Provider of Dignity Memorial 2017 after his cancer came out of computer games with his stepsons, wife Flora Dyck (nee Sommerfeld) in remission. Brian’s devoted wife Francine reading, and discussing politics. At 1973, and his great-granddaughter Lily comforted him throughout his final Brian’s request, there will be no Jayne Trefiak. Leonard was born in days. Brian was born August 12, 1949, remembrance service. Dunelm, Saskatchewan, on October 28, A27
SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY JULY 27, 2017 A27 Obituaries 57’s pitching staff chasing title Winnipeg and Kenora and then returned to Beechy to work in the family CONTINUED FROM A19 split time behind the plate with Mason business. He married Lois Moore of Brown, and Florida’s John Baiada has Prince Albert in Rosetown, SK, in 1959 “It is a good staff, a lot of good people recently joined the club and has seen and raised their children in Beechy. Then here. We like to just give each other time behind the plate. in 1987 off they went to Saskatoon, tips and stuff, whether it is hip drive, “They have done an awesome job, all Yellowknife, and Vancouver Island for or working with off-speed, just need- three of them,” said Carnahan. “With the next 25 years, returning to live in ing to get out in front with it more, Bodie and Johny both being seniors Swift Current in 2011. No matter where controlling your front side, making and then Mason, he has been a three- he lived he was always involved in the sure things don’t fly open too much,” year starter in college catching, all community be it the Church, Home and said Wells. “We like to keep each other three of them have experience calling School, Sports, Rodeo, Volunteer Fire accountable for that stuff. It’s a great games at their schools. A lot of times Dept., leading a youth group, Elks, Lions, always ending up on the group.” now coaches call a lot of the pitches executive board. Clayton will be Reliever Sean Chandler had a 1.12 and catchers don’t have the oppor- remembered for his honesty, generosity, ERA coming out of the weekend. He tunity to call their own games. We got compassion for others and humor. He has only allowed seven hits in 16 in- fortunate with these three guys that UNGER was a people person loving to watch nings. His only downfall has been their coaches are trusting in them to Clayton Gregory - It is with sad hearts them and how they would interact with walks with 20 on the season. let them call their own game and they that we announce the passing of Clayton each other. Most of the people who “I have had some ups and downs do a good job calling the game up here Gregory Unger on June 23, 2017 in the knew him will always remember him as with walks. But I think my success as well.” Cypress Regional Hospital in Swift Mr. Bitchy for he would answer their comes from a routine that I have and “It has been good so far,” explained Current Sk. He was born at Bateman, greeting with a smile and say that he try and do throughout the day. I just Wells. “There have not been a whole lot SK, on March 7, 1937, the fourth child was bitchy today. He experienced a try and stay consistent. When I get out of miscommunications. It has been a of Bill and Charolette Unger. He is growing number of health issues the survived by his loving wife, Lois, of 58 last couple of years and spent a lot of there I try and relax and breathe a lot good group. They are easy to work with years, his Sister Doreen Broley, Sisters time watching sports on TV, being their just to keep my body under control and understand the game very well. in law Eileen Unger and Vivian Unger, manager/coach, even if they wouldn't do and flow like water I guess.” They just want to help us get outs and Brother in law Brian Rusnell, Daughter what he told them to do but best of all The 6’5’’ righty attack hitters out of do our job, which is throwing strikes.” Valerie [Keith] Vandergrift, Sons Bill he enjoyed his weekly trip to the casino. the bullpen with a four-seam fastball, “It’s honestly a bit challenging,” said [Christine] Unger and Gregory [Jane] The Family would like to thank everyone two-seam fastball, and a slider, while Chandler. “I’ve only thrown to Bodie Unger, Grandchildren Kevin [Kathy] who has shared in our loss. Thank you mixing in the odd change-up against and Mason. Mase just likes to com- Hilmoe and family, Brian [Jamie] Hilmoe to Drs. Van Breda, Serwadda, Dr. left-handed hitters. pete with fastballs. Bodie likes to mix and family, Aaron Unger, Mandalyn Akinfiresoye, the Ambulance Service, “You just have got to be ready every- it around a little bit and work the hit- Unger, Shaleen Unger, Daniel Unger, and the staff in ICU and on the 2nd floor. day. I try and lock it in within the fifth ters. It’s great though, nothing wrong Keith's daughters Twila [Sheldon] and There will be a Celebration of Life for or sixth inning if I think I am going to with keeping you on your toes.” family and Tamara and family, Jane's Clayton on August 3, 2017 at 2 pm – 4 family and ex-Daughter in law Lindsay pm in the Rec. Room on the main floor pitch that day. I just go through the The 57’s pitching staff will be tested and many nephews, nieces and cousins. of The Heritage Towers 325 Sidney St. hitters, see what they’re doing, what’s this week as they conclude the WMBL He was predeceased by his Parents, E. Swift Current, SK. Donations may be going on with them, where are they regular season with five games over Brothers Douglas, Norman, Bruce, made to the Elks/Royal Purple Fund for missing. Then I just compete, that’s all four days, including three games Sister Jane, Sister in law Laura Unger Children (www.elksofcanada.ca/about- I do. I just focus up and when my name against the Regina Red Sox, who and Brother in law Milt Broley. Clayton our-charity/) in lieu of flowers. For more gets called I give my best.” are the highest scoring team in the grew up in a number of communities information or to sign the family book of The Bellevue, NE product suited up league. and when his family settled in Beechy he condolence please visit www.parkside- for the University of Nebraska this past “You gotta play each game a day at decided to go to Kindersley to take his funeralhome.com. Arrangements were season. He went to high school with a time. Obviously the goal is to win it. high school, after graduation he worked in care of Parkside Memorial Funeral shortstop Grant Van Scoy. Chandler I am not going home until we’re done. for the Scotia Bank in Saskatoon, Home – Ryan Cappelle. initially had no plans of playing sum- My job right now is here and I am here mer baseball but eventually talked to to win it and that’s all I really got to say his former teammate and ended up in about that,” said Chandler. Swift Current. “Obviously we would like to win a The league’s top pitching staff has championship. That’s the main goal, been handled by three different catch- that’s what we are striving to do,” ers this season. Veteran Bodie Cooper added Wells. Looking for some RODEO EXTRA CASH? CCA rodeo returning AVAILABLE to the Southwest The Canadian Cowboys Association boys in the top 10. Waldeck’s McLeod IMMEDIATELY rodeo circuit will return to the South- brothers currently occupy three of the west for three rodeos over the next few top four spots, led by Tyce McLeod with Highland area - includes: Prestwick Dr, St Andrews Dr, Coper Dr, Kelburn Bay, weeks. $15,241. Tuftin is second with $14,362, Stirling Bay, and Parts of: Highland Dr, Hamilton Dr, and Colonel Otter Dr. The 31st annual Herbert Stampede is while Tee is fourth with $7,767. right around the corner on August 4-6. Swift Current’s Blaine Switzer is cur- The three-day rodeo will begin with a 6 rently seventh in the Canadian High Taylor Dr, Laurier Dr, Bell Place. Parts of MacDonald Dr and Bell St. p.m. rodeo on Friday, followed by 2 p.m. Point Award standings with $6,725. performances on Saturday and Sunday. Mankota’s Shawn Williamson is ninth The Reno Rodeo will also be held on with $5,716. Bothwell Dr, Irwin Drive, Riverview Cres. East side of 11th Ave. to North Hill August 5-6 in Consul. Saturday’s per- Tyce McLeod leads all Tie Down Rop- Drive, Part of North Hill Drive formance will begin at 5:30 p.m. and ing competitors with $6,738 this season. Sunday’s rodeo will get underway at 2 Tyce also leads the Team Roping Heeler p.m. standings with $8,502, while Tuftin Mc- Pelletier Dr, Tims Cres, Condos at 165 Robert St. Westwind, Wheatland & The Kyle Community Rodeo will be Leod leads all Headers with $11,251. Central trailer parks, Parts of Walsh Trail & Macoun Dr held on August 12-13 with a Saturday Maple Creek’s Brady Bertram ap- performance at 5 p.m. and a Sunday pears poised to defend his 2016 Finals performance at 3 p.m. championship. He currently leads all East side of 6th Ave. NE to west side of 11th Ave NE, from North Hill Dr. to Southwest rodeo fans will have the Bareback riders with $6,571. George St, and west side of 9th Ave NE from George St to Comp. opportunity to see some of the top Val Marie’s Colt Kornfeld is off to a rodeo stars in the country, many who strong start in 2017 as he leads all Jun- will competing right in their own back- ior Steer Riding cowboys with $2,182 yards as they chase down spots in the this season. CCA Finals, which will be held in Swift Maple Creek’s Sydney Windjack has Current on October 18-21. also raced out ahead of the Junior Girls Hazenmore’s Chanse Switzer cur- Barrel Racing Field with $3,018 this rently leads the CCA All Around stand- summer. ings with $3,973 this season. Lancer’s Chad Hartman also leads the The Canadian High Point standings Novice Bull Riding standings with $740 currently feature five Southwest cow- thus far. A28
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