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BY KARA KINNA very first time that I actu- Local pairs skaters Paige ally made it a goal to go to Lawrence and Rudi Swieg- the Olympics,” said Law- ers are going to the Olym- rence. “I made the goal pics. and believed that I could After years of hard work, do it. I was at a seminar. the pair—who hail from I think I was around 11 Kennedy and Kipling— years old. And I remember were selected at the na- listening to the Olympian tional championships in guest speaker talk, and she Ottawa on Saturday, Jan. was such a real person to 11 as one of three pairs to me. represent Canada at the “She was telling stories 2014 Winter Olympics in about how she was just a Sochi, Russia. regular little girl skating “It’s such a cliché an- and training, and she grew swer, but it’s a dream up to be an Olympian, and come true and right now it was like a light switch I honestly can’t wrap my went off in my head. I was head around the whole like ‘Oh my gosh, she’s concept of the Olympics,” just a regular person. If she said Lawrence. could do it, why can’t I?’ “But I just know that Ever since that moment it I’m really, really happy, has been a very prominent and I’m so thankful to be and realistic goal in my able to say that I have fi- head. Ever since then it’s nally reached my goal. I been ‘Okay, I want to go to am very excited and very the Olympics, that is why thankful.” I’m skating.’ ” “It’s a dream come true, The pair say their per- and excitement is really formances at the Canadian the only word you can use nationals did not reflect to describe it, if you are how well they can skate. going to even attempt it,” Lawrence says she wants said Swiegers. to show the world what Lawrence and Swiegers they can do. took bronze nationally at “We were very, very the Canadian Figure Skat- prepared coming into na- ing Championships with a tionals and we were very score of 176.31, behind fel- confident in the programs, low pairs skaters Meagan and we didn’t skate ei- Duhamel and Eric Radford The Canadian Press/Sean Kilpatrick ther program to the ability who took gold with 213.62 Paige Lawrence and Rudi Swiegers compete in the Senior Pair Program at the Canadian Figure and the potential that we points, and Kirsten Moore- have,” she said. Towers and Dylan Mosco- Skating Championships Friday, January 10 in Ottawa. “But there are also so vitch who took silver with many things about those 209.44 points. “We had such a tumul- conversation about it.” “When you are young, goal, and you realize how programs that we are When asked what went tuous day,” she said. “It “It has been such a big and especially in the sport much harder it becomes proud of. Despite the er- through their heads when was like a weight off your journey for us,” said the of figure skating, the on a daily basis. rors, there was our focus the announcement was shoulders. pair’s coach, Patty Hole, Olympics is definitely the “For us we had Patty and how we managed to made, Swiegers simply “At the moment of the from Virden. big show,” said Sweigers. push us every day, and hang on and fight through said “Woo-hoo!” with a announcement I just kind “At the end, when the “That’s kind of what you Patty has always held everything, and still earn laugh. of nodded my head and announcement did come, think of: ‘Okay, I’m going us at the highest level of our spot on this Olympic Lawrence said her emo- was like alright—at that it was like ‘Oh my god.’ to skate because I want to training. Some days you team. It leaves me feeling tions were mixed. The pair point in time I was so emo- We believed we could. I make it to the Olympics, I just don’t feel that you’re very proud. were not entirely happy with tionally drained. believed these kids could want to be an Olympian.’ there. And she pushes you But I’m also very hun- their short skate at nationals, “And ever since then I make it, so we just kept be- That’s kind of that goal in because she knows and be- gry, because I want to and after finding out they have kind of been slowly lieving in them and it hap- the back of your mind. And lieves that you are capable showcase what we can do placed third, they were still getting more and more pened.” as you get older, you see of that—that’s where you and what we’ve been do- left waiting until Sunday for used to the idea of go- Both Swiegers and Law- that goal come closer and should be. It’s totally, defi- ing. It’s a full circle. 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BY KARA KINNA “The big question for Rocavnille from either Lanigan and explained about the subdivision with modular In a bid to reach out and talk jobs with laid-off min- or Cory is ‘are you willing to relocate?’ And if the an- homes being developed by Rise Developments. ers from the Cory and Lanigan mines, PotashCorp Ro- swer to that is yes, then we are interested in talking to “Lot prices in Rocanville, they may seem high, but canville held a number of meetings with those miners you.” the guys in Cory were looking at them like wow, this is recently, in hopes of fi lling a number of job vacancies at Pask says the meetings were positive. an incredibly cheap place to live. There was defi nitely the Rocanville mine site. “It was good to talk to some of those people, and I a lot of interest in the prices.” The meetings were held on December 9 and 10 at think they were happy to talk to us here—to actually He says he hopes a few of the miners make Rocan- both Cory and Lanigan. get a chance to sort of talk to us face-to-face and dis- ville a permanent home. “We’ve got some vacancies here we need to fi ll at cuss the vacancies and the spots we are looking to fi ll. “We’ve got pretty much everything you need here,” Rocanville, and obviously they have some employees I think they were very appreciative of it. And from our he says. “It’s small town living and we’re fairly close to who are going to be looking for spots,” says Oliver perspective, it was great to talk to these people, they everything we need. We do have doctor service, a K-12 Pask, PotashCorp Rocanville’s human resources man- are experienced. They know the kind of work we do school, a golf course and a library. ager. “We thought we would prefer to talk to people and are already working for PotashCorp, just at a dif- “Personally I would like to see them move to Rocan- who are already within the PotashCorp family versus ferent site.” ville just to see the town grow.” people who aren’t, so we went up there to talk to them Ron Reed, who works at PotashCorp Rocanville, also Reed says he directed some of the workers to the about it and to see if people are interested in relocat- attended the meetings on behalf of Rocanville town town’s website, where both rental accommodations ing.” council after PotashCorp asked to have a representa- and properties for sale are listed. He says he is hoping Pask says there are about nine salaried positions tive from the town at the meetings. more people let the town know what is available so available in Rocanville right now, plus a number mine He said some miners were interested in picking up that the town can list it online for anyone interested. operations positions. He says job opportunities will and moving, while others were simply looking for In the end, he says the meetings were a bit of an eye continue to be available at the mine into 2014. rental accommodations for the time being. opener. “We are going to be continuing to ramp our man- “It was defi nitely a mix of people. Some were look- “I kind of got the realization that if it was different power up for the expansion as we move through 2014 ing at renting somewhere, being able to work, and then situation and I had chosen a different place to go to so, yes there will be some opportunity. 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Finding home in the land and the animals

BY JULIA DIMA bors that helped us settle in and it ended For some immigrants, coming to Cana- up being such a positive experience, we da means a completely fresh start. Some are not looking back at all,” Wilson says. people come and pick up work completely “Our accent gave us away as new, but different from what they did in their native people were so friendly, asking us about countries, but for others, Saskatchewan is where we’re from and about ourselves, the perfect place to get a fresh start doing and welcoming us to the town. The same what they do best — farming. thing happened when the children went to Mark Humphries and his family immi- school, kids were interested about where grated to Southwest Manitoba from York- they were from.” shire, England six years ago. They now The biggest culture shock, Wilson says, own Westwood Ranch and Garden Centre was the winter. near Kola, Manitoba. “Our fi rst winter here, it was minus fi fty “We had a mixed bag at home. We were degrees in Yorkton one day, so that cold farmers primarily, and my wife was a was shocking. Our cold is usually wet and show jumper, so we diversifi ed into riding damp. Here, it’s frigid cold, but you can schools and we also had a zoo, which was work in it. In the wet conditions, it goes a full blown zoo license establishment. We right through you,” Wilson says. were also college professors in animal sci- She says that farming in Saskatchewan ence. It grew into the extent of being a bit is much more relaxed than it was in Scot- of a prison sentence because we were al- land. ways working,” says Humphries. “You are much more laid back toward They decided to sell and move away working here. It was more of a rat race in from England, because legislation for Mark and Jill Humphries immigrated from England, and opened West- the UK, so we did notice that.” farming in the country was restrictive. wood Ranch and Garden Centre. They farm sheep, and once zoo-own- She adds that despite the chilly winters, “We wanted something more free and a warm community prevented them from easy and go back to the basics of how we ers back home, also have a petting zoo that is expanding into a zoo with feeling homesick. started, which was farming,” he says. De- more exotic animals like lemurs, spider monkeys, wallaroos, tortoise, “People were very welcoming, and we spite plans to stay smaller than they were and zebras. are much more involved in community in England, Humphries says that with sev- events than we ever would have been in en greenhouses, cattle and sheep farming, daughter is involved in as well. We’re Humphries says it’s friendliness that the UK,” Wilson says, “here, there’s so and a small zoo that is growing to include quite busy now.” has been the best part of prairie life. many opportunities to get involved in var- more exotic animals, their schedules are Humphries says that Canada felt like “We’ve loved taking part in fundraisers, ious things. So, it felt like home not very fi lling up again. home almost as soon as they arrived, and and it’s fascinating to see how much mon- long after we landed here.” “We opened up a small petting zoo when fell in love with Canadian life. He says ey people raise when someone in the com- While the family are still permanent we bought our greenhouses two years ago one strange moment was going to his munity needs help. I think if that behavior residents, Wilson says they’ll be applying so that kids would have something to do fi rst hockey game, a Wheat Kings game in was transferred everywhere, the world for citizenship after their next residence when their parents were shopping, but Brandon when they fi rst arrived. would be a better place,” he says. renewal. that went down so well, that we shipped “In England, we have soccer, and we Like the Humphries family, Gillian and “I feel now that we are already part of in some wallaroos, lemurs, and we’re go- would not have taken our kids to a soccer John Wilson were involved in agriculture Canada, and I suppose the citizenship will ing to be getting zebras in the spring, and match in the UK because people can get back home in Scotland, and were able to just be the icing on the cake for me,” Wil- we’ll be opening the zoo area in May.” violent and rude, and you can’t sit on the stay in agriculture coming to Saskatch- son says. He said that many farmers in the UK are wrong side, so we asked which side we sit ewan, where they now farm grains near For others, coming to farm in Saskatch- tenant farmers, and few could afford to be- on, and the woman at the toll box told us Fairlight. ewan offered opportunities that would not come full land owners, and so the prospect we can sit wherever we like, so we were “We immigrated in 2008 from the Ster- have existed in their home countries. of being able to be landowners attracted nervous about a big sports event. We soon ling area where my husband was part of Johan Jacobs and his wife Mercia im- the family to Manitoba. realized that everyone was all mixed up, a family dairy farm. We wanted to move, migrated to Moosomin from South Africa He says that, as for many immigrants, people were pleasant, there was no scream- but we still wanted to farm, and we saw nine years ago on work permits, Johan a the most shocking thing about the prairies ing or swearing, and no policemen in the that Lane Realty had an ad in our local farmer, and his wife a doctor. was the fi rst winter. rink, and you started to realize that you farming paper, and John just went on the They left to give their kids a future they “In Yorkshire, the coldest week was could actually feel safe taking your kids to website and started looking for farms at could not have in South Africa. down to minus four on a really bad day. So a big sports game,” Humphries says. Southeast Saskatchewan, and we didn’t “There’s not a lot of opportunity, and we weren’t quite ready for our fi rst winter He says that there’s a unique friendli- even look anywhere else in Canada,” Gil- there is no pension or old age support. As here. But it was the fi rst white Christmas ness in rural Manitoba. lian Wilson says. well, security. Much of South Africa is not my family has ever had, so we were ab- “You appreciate getting a wave from She says that their immigration process safe, and we experienced some break-ins solutely thrilled with that part of it,” he a passing car on a gravel road, because was very quick, since they came through which was the last straw. We came to Can- says. you’d never get that in the UK. It may the Saskatchewan Immigration Nominee ada to be free,” Jacobs says. He adds that He says that because the community have been like that 30 years ago, but it’s Program as business owners, so the pro- Canada has the cheapest land for farmers was so welcoming, his family got caught still going on here.” cess only took a few months. Now, they to own as well. For the fi rst two years of up in community activities, and ended up Humphries says that he mostly misses only farm grain, and no dairy farming. being in Canada, when Jacobs could not busier than they were in the UK. about home is fi sh and chips with mushy “It was nice to get away from that com- own land, he worked in oil, as well as on “I am a musician by trade, and it wasn’t peas, but the family has become typical mitment of dairy farming, and if my hus- other people’s farms. Now he indepen- long before people found out about that, Canadian Tim Hortons addicts. band ever misses cattle farming, he just dently owns 4,000 acres of land. so now I’m involved in producing some “We even ship Tim Hortons back to fam- goes and visits the neighbors and helps Jacobs also helped other South African shows for fundraisers, and I used to di- ily who visited Canada, because they like with their cattle,” she says. farmers come to Saskatchewan to farm. rect and produce musicals, so I directed the coffee and hot chocolate. And when With three kids, Wilson says that im- “According to others, I was the fi rst the Wizard of Oz in Virden as well, and we fi rst landed in Canada and saw this migrating when they did was good for South African to farm in Saskatchewan, my son did technical work,” Humphries great big line-up of people outside the Tim their eldest daughter, who was just start- and then after me, I brought in other farm- says, “and my wife now teaches 4-H in Hortons we wondered what it was, and it ing high school, and already reluctant to ers through nomination, and now there Moosomin, she’s been teaching lighthorse took us a few days to fi nd out, and now leave Scotland, so leaving when their kids are about 15 South African farmers be- showjumping there, and she’s involved we’re all hooked the same, we don’t often were still younger meant they could settle tween Regina and the Manitoba Border,” with the Brandon Pony Club which our pass a Tims without stopping and getting down easier in Saskatchewan. he says. a coffee.” “On the whole, we’ve got great neigh- Continued on page 17 ☞

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Above and right: Scenes from the annual Lake of the Prairie ice ﬁsh- ing derby, which attracts close to 1,000 people each year.

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Kenora, Ontario to fish in Every year, two large the derby. fishing derbies in the area “Again, the prize money, act as major fundraisers, and the fishery itself are the with hundreds of people attraction,” he says. from around Canada and He says the Lions Club the northern U.S. heading does what it can to promote to Lake of the Prairies for the derby far and wide ev- a few good days of fishing ery year, as it acts as the and the chance to win some club’s main fundraiser major prizes. each year, as opposed to The first fishing derby of holding numerous smaller the year is the annual Lake fundraisers. of the Prairies Ice Fish- “We’ve only got a mem- ing Derby, which will take bership of 27 members, place on Feb. 22 this year. but our spouses help out This is the fifth year for the and we make a call out event, and Cynthia Nerbas, to citizens in the area and the Executive Director for they come out and help us Asessippi Parkland Tour- in whatever capacity that ism, says the event has they can,” he says. seen as many as 940 fisher- “It’s great for the lake, it’s men, and raises between great for the area. The area $20,000 and $30,000 each benefits greatly. The guys year—money that goes to- who fish don’t just show ward further promoting up a day before. Some are the area. here two weeks in advance “We have one big fund- checking for their favor- raiser instead of doing a ite spots. When they come bunch of smaller things, here, they are often here and it enables us to pro- from Wednesday to Sun- mote our area and help A team shows off a large walleye during the annual Prairie Classic catch and release walleye day. develop products,” says tournament held on Lake of the Prairies ever year. “Bob Ross and I have Nerbas. been the co-chairs of this “It’s a fundraiser for Mostly the fishermen come ybecome a major success, “First place is $25,000 there ing). Not that they are huge project ever since we took Asessippi Parkland Tour- for the prizes and the sport and for the last few years is in excess of $50,000 in in size, but they are very it over, and it has been a ism to do tourism promo- of fishing.” has been the largest wall- prize money and prizes plentiful.” really good fundraiser for tion and develop projects Nerbas says planning for eye derby in Manitoba. given out each year. Rolfe says a few years us. We’ve certainly done a in the area, and we also put the ice fishing derby starts “Lake of the Prairies is “If you talk to any of ago, conservation fish bi- lot of good with the money. some of it back into projects as early as August each an excellent walleye fishery the fishermen this is prob- ologists worked in the area It’s our major project every like improving the docks year, and it takes a ton of and we pay out some ex- ably the premier lake in the to enhance the fish popula- year, and it’s the largest down at the lake.” volunteers to pull it off. cellent prizes,” says Rolfe. province (for walleye fish- tions in the lake, and ensure one we have.” Nerbas says funds from “We have 70 to 80 vol- the tournament allow them unteers out there the day to do things like put out a of the derby, and there are visitors’ guide, a walking volunteers out there the tour guide, a local color- day before, setting up, and ing book, and attend trade drilling holes.” “If people concentrated on the really shows to promote the area. She says the ice is Other than one year, groomed using the groom- when it was bitterly cold er from the Asessippi ski important things in life, there’d be a outside, and only 500 peo- hill each year. ple attended, Nerbas says “It’s lots of work, but the number of people who there are lots of great peo- Doug Larson attend is closer to between ple we work with. It’s fun, shortage of fishing poles!” 800 and 900, and it would and it turns out well, and be great to crack the 1,000 it’s a good fundraiser for Spear Lake, Lake of the Prairies, Silver Beach - summer & mark this year. us. Before this, we didn’t winter, the Asessippi Parkland has some of the best fishing holes “We have a limit of 1,500 have the money to do the in Canada. World class angling and fly fishing for walleye, north- but we would like to reach things we do now.” 1,000 people. A thousand The other major fish- ern pike, trout & pickerel are within easy access. A good supply would be nice,” she says. ing derby held at Lake of of fishing rods, bait & tackle can be found in Russell before you Nerbas says they’ve had the Prairies every year is head out. people come from as far the annual Prairie Classic away as B.C. to attend the Catch and Release Walleye Join in the fun of the 5th Annual Asessippi Parkland derby, and it’s not uncom- Tournament. Held June 7 mon for people from the and 8 this year, this is the Ice Fishing Derby on February 22nd, 2014 or the Annual northern U.S. to attend as largest walleye fishing der- Prairie Lake Classic Fishing Derby on June 7 & 8, 2014. well. However most of the by in Manitoba. people come from around “We have 115 teams of Considering a change in lifestyle for the years ahead? Saskatchewan and Mani- two, and as a matter of fact Why not make the Asessippi Parkland your home base! We boast toba. we were full as of Dec. 31,” a full range of community services, health and recreation facili- “As ice fishing tourna- says Terry Rolfe, who co- ments go, I don’t know if chairs the planning com- ties & are within easy access to city amenities. it’s bigger than others, but mittee for the derby, which these are die-hard fisher- is put on by the Russell Li- men, and some go from one ons Club each year. tournament to another, and The derby has been tak- they go every weekend. We ing place for 23 years, but have guys lined up at six in the Lions Club took it over the morning, but we don’t 10 years ago. even open until seven, but “We thought it would they want to get out there be a good deal for tourism and pick a hole.” and maybe a moneymak- Nerbas says the prize ing deal for the Lions Club, Choose from lake living, country retreats or the convenience of town. Make the most of your retire- payout at the tournament so we took it over,” says makes it a popular event. Rolfe. ment years in one of our welcoming & safe communities: RUSSELL BINSCARTH This year first prize for the “It all goes to local needs, INGLIS ANGUSVILLE longest fish is $10,000 and whether it be for kids or se- SILVER BEACH LAKE OF THE PRAIRIES there are over $20,000 of niors or different projects Box 1359 prizes on offer, including locally that the Lions might Russell MB R0J 0X0 Cottage Cove, Kilman Resort, a Yamaha Viking, a Lund Prairie Lake Lodge, Dropmore be involved in.” Phone: 204-773-4792 boat motor and trailer, a Rolfe says it was tough at North & South, Bodnaruik Hill Yamaha nitrous snowmo- first to know just how well E-mail: [email protected] bile, and a John Deere Ga- the derby would fly, but tor. since Lake of the Prairies “It’s lot of fun,” says Ner- boasts prime walleye fish- www.asessippiparkland.com bas. “There are great prizes. ing, he says the derby has 14 Plain and Valley January 2014

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They competed it wasn’t up to our poten- “Going harder is not the the nerves.” that’s something I’m really, ment for myself.” at the senior national cham- tial. And then going into plan,” she said, “but we Both Swiegers and Law- really excited for.” “I think as myself, rep- pionships for the first time the long program and just will continue to still train rence say there are some “For myself what I’m resenting and being part in 2009, finishing fourth. fighting through every- our three hours a day, and particular moments they most excited about is that of the Canadian team is They went on to also finish thing and ending up with make sure we keep healthy are planning to cherish at first step onto the Olympic huge,” said Hole. “These fourth at the 2009 World a really good feeling at the and rested, because it’s go- the Olympics. ice,” said Lawrence. “I’m re- guys now are in the elite Junior Championships. end of it, that’s kind of how ing to be a long trip to get “Obviously the skating is ally, really looking forward group of the leading ath- Lawrence and Swiegers I feel about nationals. over there. going to be an experience in to that, at the beginning letes in the world, which is won three straight bronze “It’s not what we were “I do believe that we can itself,” said Swiegers. “One of the six minute warmup the Olympic team. So you medals at the Canadian expecting. Sometimes you be better than what we of the things I’m most ex- of our very first competi- can’t get much greater than championships from 2011 expect perfection, some- were at Canadians, and cited about is I’ve always tive day. I’m really looking that. That to me as a coach to 2013. They competed at times you expect something that will be our goal, to heard of the atmosphere forward to those moments is just wow. And now to the ISU Four Continents else, but the experience we actually get a chance to go during the opening cer- when we’re waiting in our be part of that elite team, Championships all three had is something I’m going and perform two clean pro- emony and the march into starting positions before I don’t think we believe of those years, earning the to cherish for the rest of my grams at Russia.” the stadium, and looking the music begins, and for it. But you don’t get much bronze medal in 2011. life. 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The Ford Escape was abandoned and land and the animals Thursday. located on Highway 1 just east of Wapel- ☞ Continued from page 8 At approximately 3:00 am on New la. Along with their two children, aged here, they accept them much easier than Year’s Day, Morse RCMP were notifi ed of Later Thursday morning, a complaint 5 and 9, the Jacobs family also brought people in Australia and England do, in my a Dodge Ram pickup truck stolen from the was received from a resident of Moosomin, over Mercia’s parents, Chris and Susan experience. People accepted us a lot easier. town of Milestone. Two persons were ob- that his Dodge Ram pickup was stolen. The Van Jaarsveld through a sponsorship pro- That is why we get our kids so involved served in the stolen Dodge pickup truck. Chevy Silverado stolen from Wapella was gram. in the community as well, through church The same two people had been seen pre- located a short distance from where the “They stopped the nominee program and sports. Because we are Canadians fi rst, viously rummaging through the inside of Dodge pickup was stolen in Moosomin. that we originally brought them in on, so and then South Africans. We came here to a Semi Tractor Unit. It is unknown at this The stolen Moosomin truck was recov- now they are on Super Visas, so they can be Canadians.” time if anything was taken from the semi ered by Virden RCMP in Manitoba stay in the country for 10 years, but have A big difference for Jacobs is the slow unit. Shortly before 9 am Thursday, Virden to travel home every two years, but that is pace of farming in Saskatchewan with Later that afternoon, Morse RCMP lo- RCMP responded to suspects driving a okay, because they still have family back only one farming season. cated an abandoned Chevrolet Silvera- stolen vehicle from Elkhorn. home. Hopefully, by the fi rst of January “We never stop in South Africa, we work do pickup truck from Kathryn, Alberta, Police quickly discovered that the theft they will have the nominee program sort- constantly to keep up. In South Africa, I which had been left in the ditch near the was related to a string of stolen vehicles ed out, and we can get that back into that would have to work 6 a.m. to 10 at night, entrance to the community just off High- and break-ins that had occurred in Moose program to stay here permanently,” Jacobs but now, here in Canada, it’s the afternoon, way 1. Checks on the Alberta vehicle re- Jaw, Indian Head, Wapella and Moosomin, says. and I’ve fed the cows, and I have time to vealed that it had been stolen on New Saskatchewan, as well as Lethbridge, Al- For Jacobs, farming in Canada is entirely relax. It’s a better quality of life, because Year’s Eve. berta. different from South Africa, where farm- you can earn enough on your farm in the The Dodge Ram pickup was recovered And they discovered the truck stolen ing happened year round. summer, that in the winter, you can afford in Moose Jaw later that morning by Moose from Moosomin was abandoned in Elk- “We have a summer season where we to relax,” he says. Jaw Police Service who advised that a horn when the vehicle was stolen from seed corn, peanuts, cotton, sunfl owers, Jacobs says that coming to Canada Ford Escape was stolen from the city. The that community. and in our winters, we would do wheat, changed the lives of him an his family. description of the subjects were similar to On the highway east of Virden, the sto- barley, peas, oats, those crops. We would “I don’t want to know what life would those observed in Morse. len vehicle clipped another vehicle, caus- be doing twice as much there,” he says. be like if we did not come to Canada. This At 6:13 am January 2, the Indian Head ing minor damage and no injuries. Jacobs says the small farming communi- is where we are building our future, so I RCMP received a call of an intrusion alarm RCMP offi cers attempted to initiate a ty is what he was used to at home, so farm- don’t worry about what would have hap- at a local gas station within the communi- pursuit, but for the safety of all involved, ing near Moosomin is familiar. Jacobs says pened,” he says. ty of Sintaluta. A second call came in mo- called it off. the cold winters don’t faze him because, “The best part of Canada is that every- ments later from a witness who reported The stolen vehicle from Elkhorn was while chilly, Saskatchewan is safe. body has opportunity here. There is not seeing a silver Ford Escape that had driv- abandoned and another stolen from the Oak “You just learn how to wear the right law or rules that prohibits anybody who en, in reverse, into the overhead garage Lake area. The suspects proceeded to drive clothes, so there was a lot of things to wants to work here from working, It all bay door belonging to the business. toward Brandon. Brandon Police Service learn, but I would rather be safe and comes back to seeing that in Canada, as Upon police arrival at the business, it was alerted and assisted the RCMP in pur- cold than warm and unsafe. For Canadi- long as you follow the rules and laws, appeared as though the driver was at- suing the stolen vehicle through the city. ans who were born and raised here, they you’re free, and you have all the opportu- tempting to gain entry into the business When exiting the east side of Brandon, don’t really understand what freedom is nity in the world.” by ramming the vehicle through the door. the suspect vehicle attempted to overtake because they have always had it. Those of Jacobs, like Wilson, is not yet a Cana- No entry was gained and when the sus- another vehicle, and clipped it, sending us that come here really appreciate having dian citizen on paper, but feels like a true pect saw the witness, the vehicle sped off both vehicles into the ditch. Brandon Po- it,” he says. Canadian. Eastbound on Highway 1. Further exami- lice Service offi cers were able to take the Jacobs says that because he and his wife “For me, as a farmer when you see your nation at the scene located several broken two suspects into custody. spoke English, they found it easy to meet crops grow, it grows on you, and when the parts which had fallen off the rear of the Charges are pending against a 42-year- people, and because they came with jobs, Roughriders win and you’re cheering, and Ford Escape. old male and a 33-year-old female, both it was easy to integrate into the commu- when you’re cheering with fellow Cana- At 7:30 a.m. Thursday, the Moosomin from Calgary. They appeared in Brandon nity. dians when your team wins a game, that RCMP attended to a complaint of a stolen Provincial Court on Friday. “The people are immigrant-friendly means you’re a Canadian to me.”

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Why don’t you ly ordained priest, she’s looking back on come and do the Anglican service with us a career of providing religious services to with our Christmas Eve service, so that is Rocanville, Moosomin, Welwyn, McAu- what we’ve been doing,” she says. ley, and other communities. Kelly says that it’s taught her that faith Kelly’s family moved from Lumsden to is about God, and not about denomina- Tantallon when she was four. She stayed tions. and studied in Tantallon until graduat- “I think that working together as par- ing high school, and going to college to ishes means the Church community in become a teacher. Kelly taught in Neu- Rocanville has a louder voice. When- dorf for one year, and Millwood for three ever there is an opportunity to work as years before getting married, and work- a church body, not as denominations, but ing on the farm with her husband, raising as all churches, we have done that, and it fi ve sons. The loss of her husband steered has made the church voice stronger. Kelly closer to the church, and her most “If everyone is wanting God’s message recent career as a priest. to be the most important thing in our life “I didn’t really decide to become a min- as a church, then these things work out, ister, but rather, it was God that decided because of God’s plan. For me, when you that I needed to do this work,” Kelly ex- accept Christ and become committed to plains, “I was married for 27 years, and Christianity, one of the directives is to my husband passed away from cancer, trust God to take care of you, that is part and I still had one son at home in grade of our faith. It takes a lot of faith to be able 11, and my husband didn’t have life in- to let go and let God do that, but for me, surance, so I needed to earn a living. Af- in these last 11 years of working in this ter fi ve years of being widowed, I heard situation, this has been proven over and god’s call. over again. These people care for me, and “The Anglican Church has a program they’ve made that abundantly clear.” called ‘local ordination’ where each con- Delta Kelly has been an Anglican Priest serving the Anglican and Kelly recalls that the two occasions she gregation chose one person that they felt United Churches in Rocanville for 11 years. had to have hip surgery, both congrega- would be a good sacramental minister, tions were there for her, working around and Rocanville chose me. I was the lay I will, and at the time, I was more apt to tell God what I her hospital stays, and eager for her to reader, and was studying some theology at the time. So wanted, than to ask for his guidance. So, I did pray, but come home. She jokes that if she weren’t having her op- after some more theology training, I was ordained as a in that format the night before I went to sleep. When I erations in Saskatoon, she’d have done Sunday services priest on Novemer 2, 2002. “ woke up in the morning, I had words going through my in the hospital. Then something unlikely happened. St. Paul’s United head over and over. The words were ‘denominations are After 11 years serving, it’s concern for her health that Church in Rocanville was in need of a minister, and unimportant. You have my word for the people in the has led Kelly to make the reluctant choice to retire from asked Kelly if she would consider doing services for the pews. Go and give it to them.’ I knew this was a sign of being a full-time priest. United Church. Being an Anglican priest, Kelly was hes- God, and so I took that advice from God, and accepted “I’ve had two hip operations, which were not my itant about preaching in the United Church. But as with the offer,” says Kelly. fi rst operations, and the doctors cannot do anymore, so I her decision to become locally ordained, Kelly says God She says that the acceptance and unity that’s been am in pain in my back and hips, and I don’t feel like I can pushed her in the right direction. brought between the two denominations in Rocanville give the congregation the best care that they need any “The board had asked me to pray about it before I made since she took the job reinforces that message. longer. I am hoping that I can still help in smaller ways, my fi nal decision about their offer. I told them, of course “The congregation has always been accepting of my but if I continue with this full load, I am afraid I will be background and my beliefs to the point that the congre- in a wheelchair quite quickly,” she says. “Am I totally gations work together very often. Part of the agreement fi nished with God’s work? I doubt it. I will still continue was that there will be a joint service on the fi rst Sunday doing services in the Anglican church, perhaps only one of every month, and each month will switch from the a month. I have told the United church congregation that regular United Church liturgy to the Anglican prayer I will do one service a month until the end of June, and #1 Metal Roofing & Cladding book. The congregations have gotten to the point where that will be my offi cial end date.” they don’t think any different. It doesn’t matter what the Continued on page 19 ☞ background is. SALE ON NOW! “When I had Wapella in the mix, and was trying to do UÊ iÌ>Ê,w}ÊEÊ >``} Christmas Eve services, I had two lay-people working with me, but it was still diffi cult to cover all the churches, We Specialize in UÊ,iyiVÌÛiÉ ÕLLiÊÃÕ>Ì 1:1c and in the Anglican faith, having Christmas communion is one of the musts for the faith. 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Immigrating to Moosomin: ‘I feel sure that this is my place’ ☞ Continued from page 6 the Abu Sayyaf Group. ful because the Abu Sayyaf for two weeks. I asked for most fruitful experience as ly and was in Moosomin Dennis Remot grew up When I was assigned there, was attacking priests, so I a vacation so I could do my a priest. by lunch,” Roussow says, the youngest of nine chil- most of the priests vacated found that I was distrustful research about Saskatche- “I am secure, appreciated, “On the fi rst drive through dren south of Manila, Phil- the area because the group of anyone I did not know. wan and explore the prov- and affi rmed here. The sad the prairies, I thought it ippines. He spent eleven did target religious lead- There was also a malaria ince,” Remot says. part of being a priest is you was very vast. It reminded years of his life after school ers. One of the priests was epidemic, and this is when His vacation was cut don’t know if you’re going me of farms in South Af- in seminary to become a kidnapped and killed. Kid- the government began short. to be relocated. Moosomin rica, but much larger, and Catholic priest, and after napping at this time was bombing the areas where “I got an emergency call taught me so much, it mechanized. In Saskatche- seminary, he was asked tremendous in the Philip- the Abu Sayyaf had camps. that there was a funeral was very much a training wan, farming is such a vast to go as a missionary to a pines,” Remot says, “You So after three years, I was in Moosomin and they ground for me and thanks business, and this is what southern island close to the cannot be weak, because asked to take a break and had nobody to offi ciate to the tools of running a struck me, was the huge, Malaysian border. as a missionary, you are pulled out.” the funeral, so I made my parish I’ve gained here, I vast, open spaces.” “During that time, it was the shock absorber for the After this, Remot went way to Moosomin. That can do a good job wherever Like Remot, Roussow a dangerous area because people. But even if you are on another mission south day I came for the funeral I am sent next,” he says. “I was struck by the generos- of Islamic extremists. There very tough, this experience of Manila where he estab- was my birthday,” Remot hope to spend time in all ity and community spirit in were Al Quada cells there, a will infl uence you. I found lished a small church out says, “But as soon as I saw four corners of Saskatch- Moosomin and in his new terrorist organization called that I became very distrust- of a shanty. He stayed here Moosomin and St. Mary’s, ewan, in the far east where congregation. for nine months before be- I had a feeling that this was I am now, the west, and the “My congregation is ing asked to go abroad. Re- my place. I am not a think- south and north, so that lovely. Very open and wel- mot’s fi rst assignment was ing person, I am more feel- when a Canadian asks me coming and I am very for- at two parishes in Cran- ing, and I just had this feel- about Saskatchewan, I can tunate and blessed by them. brook, British Columbia. ing inside that Moosomin be proud knowing so much I am so impressed that all “I had two parishes that was home. So, after the about Saskatchewan.” the churches in town have were one kilometre apart, funeral, I just stayed in Remot says that no matter community involvement— so I would walk from par- Moosomin instead of fi n- where he goes, Moosomin there are joint efforts, ish to parish beside the ishing my vacation. After a will stay in his heart. all the churches support trees. It was beautiful,” Re- year, I felt for sure that this “Moosomin is special for meals on wheels, the food mot says. is my place.” me. For my family’s homes bank, the long term care Remot also joined the Remot says discovering back in the Philippines, I centre. There is such good PRODUCTION/ Toastmasters Club and he the generosity of Moosomin bought lots of paintings and spirit between the different says this helped him learn surprised him. souvenirs of Moosomin. I churches,” Roussow says. MECHANICAL LABOURER about Canadian life, cul- “People are generous, have all these things that “I think it’s interesting here ture, and politics. and they do not propagate refl ect what Moosomin is that people work together. Remot then was moved it, they are very private. about,” he says, “Some- You don’t fi nd that in big- Pro-Drill Industries is currently seeking a to Fernie where he devel- People donate money and times, because I am alone ger cities. In a big city, if Production/Mechanical Labourer oped a love for skiing and then don’t want to be men- here, I get homesick. But you are knocked down, outdoor sports. When there tioned. For example, with now, I feel like this town is people will literally walk to begin immediately in our Virden, Manitoba was a request looking for the disaster in the Philip- my family. As a priest, you over you in the road or manufacturing facility. a priest to move to South- pines, I received a $1,000 become a member of every pretend they don’t see you. east Saskatchewan, where donation for the relief ef- family.” But in Moosomin, people The successful applicant should possess: eight Catholic parishes did fort, and it was just left in Like Remot, Reverend are caring and commu- not have a priest for four an envelope at the door. I Michael Roussow says his nal. There’s been instances UÊ ÊiÝ«iÀiViÊVÃìÀi`Ê>Ê>ÃÃiÌ months, Remot was hesi- admire that. There is a lot Canadian starting point of where people raise money UÊ LÌÞÊÌÊ«iÀvÀÊÕìÀÊÌ} ÌÊì>ìÃ tant to leave his ski hills of goodness in the people Moosomin will stay with for individuals in the com- and friends. But seeing the here,” Remot says. him wherever he goes in munity who need help, and UÊ iÌ>ÊÀiÌi` need, Remot agreed to re- At this point, Remot his future as a priest. I have never seen this in UÊ iÛ>Ìi`ÊiV >V>Ê>««ÌÌÕì locate. says that his experience Roussow was born in a community before. And “I stayed fi rst in Regina in Moosomin has been his South Africa and says he this has really made me feel knew as a teenager that he that this is what makes this wanted to become a priest. community very special.” But the Bishop proposed Roussow says he felt a APPRENTICE MACHINIST Roussow explore other sense of home this past Re- ventures fi rst, leading him membrance Day. to a career in teaching that “I took part for my sec- lasted until just three years ond service at Fleming for Pro-Drill Industries is currently seeking a ago. Remembrance Day, and I Machinist Level 1 or higher ÕÌÌÛiÊ,i«>ÀÊÀÊ,i«>ViiÌÊUÊ,iÃìÌ>ÊEÊ iÀV> In 2001, Roussow went felt as we sang the nation- to begin immediately in our Virden, Manitoba *6 Ê7`ÜÃÊEÊ ÀÊ,i«>ViiÌÊUÊ-ÌÀiÊÀÌÃÊUÊ ÀÀÀÃ to Thailand to teach at an al anthem, I felt, ‘yes, I’m ->viÌÞÊ>ÃÃÊUÊ ÕÃÌÊ ÕÌÊ>ÃÃÊvÀÊ µÕ«iÌÊ international school. here now. This is home.’ I manufacturing facility. “Teaching there was en- ÎÊ-i>ÃÊ-ÕÀÃ don’t know how to explain 1:1c joyable, because teachers it, but I felt something The successful applicant should possess: in Southeast Asia are very within me saying ‘you’re UÊ ««ÀiÌViÃ «Ê-Ì>ÌÕÃ TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU BETTER! well respected, and fami- here now.’ Just as many lies were very welcoming,” died in the wars in South UÊ ÊiÝ«iÀiViÊVÃìÀi`Ê>Ê>ÃÃiÌ 640 Frontage Rd, Virden, MB 1002 North Front St., Moosomin, SK Roussow says. Africa, Canada too has sac- UÊ LÌÞÊÌÊ«iÀvÀÊÕìÀÊÌ} ÌÊì>ìÃ 204-748-3619 306-435-2001 In 2002, Roussow ac- rifi ced its men and women cepted a teaching position for peace. You feel a sense UÊ iÌ>ÊÀiÌi` in Rangoon, Burma. There, of pride when you see the UÊ iÛ>Ìi`ÊiV >V>Ê>««ÌÌÕì he gained his Deacon’s or- RCMP in red serge. It was ders and worked as a dea- a small thing, but when I HELP WANTED con at the small church in sang the anthem, I felt that Rangoon, where worship- I am meant to be here.” Pro-Drill Industries Ltd. is a leader in Sales Representative/ Supervisor pers of all backgrounds Roussow says Canada the design and manufacture of horizontal This is an excellent opportunity to join a well established full gathered. will truly feel like home service glass business. Extreme Glass Ltd currently has “It was so lovely to hear when his immigration pa- directional drilling (HDD) tooling and position of Sales Representative/Supervisor available for their the Eucharist song being pers are approved and his sung in Burmese, Tamil, >VViÃÃÀiÃ]ÊÃiÀÛ}Ê>ÊvÊ >>`>° Moosomin, SK location. You will need to be able to maintain wife and son can join him. Hindi and English at the “I skype with my wife Pro-Drill Industries offers: up-to-date knowledge of products and pricing, be able to same time.” and son almost twice a day. educate customers on our products, identify customer needs, as Roussow eventually I showed my son some UÊ «iÌÌÛiÊÜ>}iÃ well as, providing accurate and timely service. ended up in the Phillipines, of the things I had and I UÊ «ÞiiÊ i>Ì ÊLiiwÊÌÊ«>V>}i where he worked in Brent showed him a poppy, and The successful candidate should have the following attributes: International School, an he said, ‘Ooh, daddy, fl ow- UÊ ÌÕÕÃÊÌÀ>} s%NERGETIC Episcopal school. There, he er!’ and I said, ‘yes, a very became ordained, got mar- special fl ower’ and he can’t vÊ ÞÕÊ >ÛiÊ >Ê iiÊ ÌiÀiÃÌÊ Ê ÜÀ}Ê Ê s+NOWLEDGEOFTHECONSTRUCTIONGLAZINGINDUSTRY s5NDERSTANDBLUEPRINTS ried and had a son. understand the reason why >Ê v>ÃÌÊ «>Vi`]Ê iÝVÌ}Ê >`Ê V >i}}Ê Roussow says he always it’s special right now, but s#OMPUTEREXPERIENCEEXCEL )NTERNET wanted to do full time par- he will,” Roussow says, “I iÛÀiÌÊ >`Ê ìÃÀiÊ ÌÊ LiÊ «>ÀÌÊ vÊ >Ê s3UPERVISOREXPERIENCE ish work, and since his took the tablet to the win- «À}ÀiÃÃÛiÊLÕÃiÃÃÊÊiÊvÊÌ iÊv>ÃÌiÃÌÊ s%FFECTIVECOMMUNICATORALONGWITHLEADERSHIPSKILLS youth, wanted to come dow and pointed the cam- }ÀÜ}Ê `ÕÃÌÀiÃÊ Ê Ì iÊ ÜÀ`Ê Ì ÃÊ VÕ`Ê s6ALIDDRIVERSLICENSE to Canada. So when he era to the outside, and he s4OOLBELTEXPERIENCEANASSET found an advertisement asked ‘what is all that white be for you. for an Anglican priest in stuff?’ I told him it was 1:1c To the right individual we offer competitive pay, benefi t package Moosomin, Saskatchewan, snow and that it was very MEDICAL DENTAL VISION ANDPAIDTRAINING!COMPANYVEHICLE he took it. cold. But I am sure when he Resumes may be sent immediately to: cell phone will be provided during normal working hours. “I had an interview on gets here, he’ll be throwing skype, and two weeks later snowballs with the other Duane Somerville, Business Manager Please send resumes in confi dence to: I was on a plane. I arrived children in no time. I look Box 429 Moosomin, SK, S0G 3N0 in Regina at 10:30 at night forward to that.” or email to: in May, 2012 and met the Roussow says he hopes Pro-Drill Industries Ltd. Archdeacon. The next day, [email protected] he can settle in Moosomin, P.O. Box 1471, Virden, MB. R0M 2C0 I had a small meeting with but if he cannot, he will [email protected] We appreciate all that do apply, but only those who have been the Bishop, was picked up be taking the prairies with selected will be contacted for an interview. 1:1c in Regina by Anthony Kel- him. January 2014 21

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