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Friday, January 24, 2020 Friday, January 24, 2020 Wawota News-in-Five is a weekly news brief sponsored by the local Lions Club in co-operation with the Town of Wawota, R.M. of Walpole #92 & R.M. of Wawken #93. News-in-Five will not go into local mail boxes but will be made available at various local businesses every Friday. There will be no charge for local community upcoming events, announcements or appreciations. At present commercial advertisements and/or articles for sale will cost (per issue) 3"x4" or smaller - $2; ¼ page - $5; ½ page or whole page to be printed by you for insert - price negotiable. Advertisements can be run weekly, once a month, or desired frequency. Contacts for submitting events, articles for sale, ads, etc. will be: Garry 306-739-2437 or Shirley 306-739-2295 or can be e-mailed to [email protected] Cut-off time for submissions will be Wednesday at noon (unless stated otherwise). ROBERT BURNS DAY – JANUARY 25, 2020 Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And never brought to mind? Robert "Robbie" Burns was born on January 25, 1759 into the Should auld acquaintance be forgot, family of a peasant farmer in southwest Scotland. Burns himself And auld lang syne! took up farming at a young age and having no success; he began writing poems for local circulation. Soon, he had them published in For auld lang syne, my dear, a book in the small town of Kilmarnock. Copies of the Kilmarnock For auld lang syne. edition reached Edinburgh and the intellectuals there were We'll tak a cup o' kindness yet, impressed right away. Most of Burn's poems were short, lyrical For auld lang syne. - Robert Burns pieces but they became an instant hit. It is said his poems celebrate the natural love between a man and woman, the enjoyment of sociable drinking and the pride of the self-reliant man and woman. His life lasted for less than 40 years, but his “Auld Lang Syne” has survived for over 250 years and will continue to survive. NEW FACES / NEW PLACES Your next visit to the Town/Municipal Office will see some changes in personnel. At the Town counter will be Administrator Sherry Wight and assistant Cayley Hamilton. At the R.M. of Wawken will be Katelyn Ethier (Administrator) and Heather Frederickson (assistant). At the R.M. of Walpole will be Administrator Cheryl DeRoo and assistant Coralee Brehaut. Welcome to all in your new positions – and Good Luck. for sale will cost (per issue) 3"x4" or smaller - $2; ¼ page - $5; ½ page or whole page to be printed by you for insert - price negotiable. Advertisements can be run weekly, once a month, or desired frequency. Contacts for submitting events, articles for sale, ads, etc. will be: Garry 306-739-2437 or Shirley 306-739-2295 or can be e-maiTheled todoor s.co wasrkish@ shut,sa skast edoorsl.net should Cut- obe,ff tim e for submissions will be Wednesday at noon (unless stated otherwise). Before you went to bed last night; Yet Jack Frost has got in, you see, And left your window silver white. FLYERS HOME GAME He must have waited till you slept; Fri. Jan. 24 – Bienfait Coalers at And not a single word he spoke, Wawota 8 p.m. But pencilled o'er the panes and crept Away again before you woke. Sat. Jan. 25 – Carnduff Red Devils at - Gabriel Setoun Wawota 8 p.m. WAWOTA MEDICAL CLINIC CHURCH TIMES Physicians from the Arcola Family Health FREE METHODIST CHURCH – 11:00 am Worship Service Clinic will be attending the Wawota Clinic Monday & Friday each week. CATHOLIC CHURCH – 9:00 am Worship Service They will see patients by appointment only. UNITED CHURCH – 11:30 am Worship Service – Wawota For appointments please continue to call 9:30 am Worship Service - Maryfield 306-739-2200. Take a look at our website Arcola Family Health Clinic – 306-455-2287 Please bring your health cards. www.crossroadsunited.org To avoid any confusion, please state that you would like your appointment in Wawota. Are you troubled by someone's drinking? Al-Anon Family Groups can help. Meetings are every Wednesday night NOTICE 8:00 p.m. Wawota United Church Narthex The Wawota United Church Community (inside community centre) Centre is available for rent. If you wish to use the kitchen and/or hall, please contact Sherry Wight for booking @ 306-739-2926. The rental fee is $50.00 per use. January is “Walk Your Pet Month” … WiFi is available upon request. so then May should be - U.C. Board of Stewards “Clean Up Your Neighbour’s Lawn” Month. HANDI VAN BOOKINGS To make arrangements for a ride in the Handi Van for your appointments, etc. JOB POSTINGS please call Sherry Wight at 306-577-5274. The Wawota website (www.wawota.com) is now Please call 24 hours in advance if possible available to post job listings. but not necessary! Employers can contact the webmaster to post their job listing. In need of volunteer Handi Van Drivers! Individuals can now search www.wawota.com for If you could help us out please contact local employment opportunities. us at the Town Office at 739-2216. WHAT'S HAPPENING Make sure you check out the updated Town of Wawota web page. Where & When? Mon. Jan. 27 - Family Literacy Potluck- If you have anything to add regarding your @ 6:00PM at the Drop In Center. club, your church, upcoming events, etc. contact the Town Office or Kristine Duff. (sponsored by Wawota Library) Sun. Mar. 15 – U.C. Time, Talent & Entertainment Event, Wawota Town Hall Sat. June 13 – Fairmede 128th Annual Fair WAWOTA HOUSING AUTHORITY Sun. June 14 – Fairmede Annual Church Service VACANCIES AVAILABLE FOR SENIORS. 1-BEDROOM SUITES / PARKING ANY QUESTIONS, TO VIEW A SUITE, OR GET AN APPLICATION PLEASE CONTACT: ASHLEY GALGER CALL OR TEXT: (306) 608-9057 EMAIL: [email protected] To Luther & Janice Boehmer, Wayne & Sharon Broughton, and Larry & Marion Husband … wo KENNEDY HOUSING AUTHORITY all recently celebrated their 50th Wedding HAS VACANCIES AVAILABLE FOR Anniversaries. The Mountney District honoured SENIORS AND NON-SENIORS the three couples at a social evening at the Drop th 1-BEDROOM SUITES / PARKING In on the 18 . ANY QUESTIONS, TO VIEW A SUITE, OR GET AN APPLICATION PLEASE CONTACT: Q: Why is 2+2=5 like your left hand? ASHLEY GALGER A: It isn’t right. CALL OR TEXT: (306) 608-9057 EMAIL: [email protected] The real problem with your leisure time is how to keep other people from using it. I’m not aging … I am increasing in value. Middle age is when you want to see how long your car will last and not how fast it will go. FOR SALE FEED FOR SALE: 2019 Net Wrapped Millet Green Feed bales, weighing 1600-1700 lbs. Feed tests available. Asking $120/ Ton. Call Wade at 306-435-9520. 4 ALL SEASON TIRES – Hankook 235/50R19 99H, Ventus S1 Noble 2 – excellent tread, used for under 200 km - $500 for set of 4. Phone 306-739-2295. FOR SALE ➢ Pro Select PS2 Pop-Up Fish Shack – used 2x New Price $300.00 … offers ➢ Walk Xpresso Lite Walker – used 3 months Lite Weight – folds compact – basket – can be used for pushing on. New Price $449.00 ➢ Lift Chair - $200.00 ➢ Wood Gun Cabinet – lock - $50.00 ➢ TV Ears (hard to hear your TV?) Includes 2 headsets - $30.00 ➢ Fishing Rids & Tackle (some new & some used)- Offers Everything can be seen by calling 306-739-2805 or 306-577-7456. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Emergency Medical Responder T he R.M. of Wawken No. 93 is actively recruiting an Emergency Medical Responder for the Wawota Ambulance Service. The R.M. of Wawken No. 93 will assist with the payment of course related fees incurred by the applicant to become certified as an Emergency Medical Responder. The position offers great benefits and it is a rewarding career. Remuneration is received of $5/hour for every hour on standby and $21/hour is paid for actual time responding to a call for at least a minimum of 3 hours. If you are interested in becoming certified, please contact the R.M. of Wawken at (306) 739-2332. WANDERING THOUGHTS (as we see them) Ain’t it balmy – compared to this time last week? The accumulations of snow each evening for a few days was rearranged by the wind on Saturday to make for an unpleasant day – good to be on the inside looking out! And then the cold temps combined with the wind – not much wonder Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday saw record- breaking natural gas consumption. You know it’s cold when the ice plant at the local curling rink freezes up! But heh – it could be worse – like St. John’s, Nfld – so much snow, no place to put it other than dumping it into the ocean! And it’s only the 3rd week in January! Facebook gave us some insights into some of the residents being able to cope with humor when opening their door to find the snow totally blocking their exit – making a snowman face – using it as a fridge for ‘beverages’ – snowbanks over 6 feet high! And now we are supposedly in for some more seasonable – and maybe above -- temps for the next week or so … we’ll take it! Have you managed to escape the flu bug so far? According to the stats we are dealing with the A strain H3N2 – BUT the B strain which normally hits in February and March has for some reason arrived early this season.
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