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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14Th Available online at www.rocanville.ca November 2014 Ladies Night 1 THRIFT STORE 17th ANNIVERSARY @ New FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14th Fortune Inn FRIDAY 1:00 - 4:00 PM Nov Russell @ 14th @ Rocanville Join us for Refreshments & Cookies 6pm 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Winter Wonderland Recycling Collection Shopping Extravaganza Riders TOPS Rec Board Meeting 4:45PM @ Rec Office Home to Town Pool Board Meeting Edmonton Museum Meeting Council Meeting 6pm @ Rec Office 7:30 pm @ Museum Recreation Office Closed @ 6pm 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Garbage Collection REDO/BOT Craft & Trade Show @ Catholic Meeting 8am Church 10am-4pm TOPS Public Hall Dial A Van Meeting Free Admission Meeting 7:30pm 7pm Rec Office Fire Dept /1st Tigers home Responder Meeting Tigers home 7:00PM to Kipling to Ochapowace 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Norman Foote TOPS Recycling Collection Town 2pm Council Meeting Moosomin Wellness Clinic Recreation Office Closed SEDA Conference Community @ Lodge # 2 Rocanville @ Theatre Curling Rink Meeting 7pm Curling Lounge Kipling 23 TOPS 24 25 26 27 28 29 Garbage Collection Old Fashioned Blood Donor Clinic Calendar Christmas kickoff 2:30-7:30pm @ Rink Workshop 5:30pm Deadline for Late Night Rocanville School Shopping Tigers home to Fire Dept /1st 4-8pm Bredenbury Potluck 6pm Responder Training Rocanville @ Community Centre 7:00PM More details inside Whitewood 30 Anyone interested in working in the November 27th REDO/BOT is hosting an Old Fashioned Christmas kitchen for hockey games please at the Museum. From 4-8pm. We will be decorating the museum. contact 306 645 2164 to be added to If you have some Holiday decorations you no longer want please the list. Thank you! drop them at the Rec Office before November 26th. Thank you! FOR SALE… NOTICES….LOST….FOUND….. COMING EVENTS Rocanville First Responders FOR SALE NEEDS New Members. Upcoming course Nov 7, 8, 9 and 21,22,23 in 2 Swivel Rocking Chairs. Wapella. The course is FREE! If enough interest, we can Tan Colour Good Shape hold one locally. Please call or text $25.00 each Bob Deptuck 306-434-7189 for more information Phone 306 645 4300 Core Fitness Class Flu Shot Clinics 219 Ellice St Seniors’ Centre Certified Instructor For an appointment call Dianne for 306 645 2702 Monique Campbell 10:00 am – Noon & 1:00 – 3:00 pm Thursdays from 7:00 – 8:00 pm Friday, November 7 & Saturday, November 15 (until Nov 6) In September, the exercise group at the Prairie View Lodge walked the virtu- Tuesdays from 7:00 – 8:00 pm (Until Nov 25) al distance from Tantallon to Welwyn. The miles were achieved by walking Sign up for 6 classes for $65 in the Terry Fox Marathon as well as adding a few extra rounds inside and Drop in classes $12 Space is limited! outside the Prairie View Lodge. To celebrate this accomplishment, Lil Gag- 219 Ellice St Community Centre non arranged for Blaine Norton to drive the Dial-a-van to the Belles and Sign up by contacting Rec Office at 306 645 2164 Beaus coffee shop in Welwyn for a fun time playing cards, visiting and en- joying delicious dessert treats. Pat, Marilyn, Toots, Sandra and Willa made Many Thanks to everyone so welcome. By the end of October, the walking group will reach everyone who helped Moosomin for a virtual visit to Tim’s. The walkers have so far walked 267 us celebrate Victor’s miles and plan to continue to keep going through the winter months. The Prairie View Lodge walkers are enjoying the exercises and walking each 70th Birthday and Tuesday and Thursday morning and will continue to be Forever in Motion. Retirement. For more information contact Rec Office 306 645 2164 We really enjoyed friends & family Rocanville Curling Club is doing the Community Birthday coming out. We had Calendars again. If interested in getting one of these calendars, send them a message, on their new facebook page! so much fun! Thank you all! Next meeting November 18th 7pm @ Curling Rink Lounge. Babysitting Course: November 21st $60/student which includes textbook, course materials, and completion certificate, must be 11 by November 20th. All participant registration must be paid by November 7th. Class will be held at Rec Office. 9am-5pm. Please bring bagged lunch. Lot for Sale 316 Ellice St - 75’ frontage X 120’ deep. Large, flat, serviced lot & centrally located in town. $32,000.00 Call 306-949-5454, 403-201-9146 or 306-455-2645 Rocanville Community Centre 219 Ellice Street, Rocanville Swing by to see our new sign! Exercises on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 9:00 am. Potluck on November 24th 6pm EVERYONE WELCOME ROCANVILLE COMMUNITY THRIFT STORE 17th ANNIVERSARY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14th 1:00 - 4:00 PM Join us for Refreshments & Cookies Take a Chance on our Raffle Lots of Slightly Used Merchandise Rocanville Community Thrift Store Schedule November 2014 Monday, Wednesday & Friday 1 - 4 PM, Thursday 6 - 8 PM Monday November 3 Friday Nov. 21st Linda Bock Ann Hutcheson Muriel Pateman, Sylvia Magnesson, Dianne Eckersley, Jean Howie Phyllis Harper Jean Howie Wednesday November 5 Monday Nov. 24th Muriel Pateman Anna DeCorby Marie-Anne Trembley, Therese Fafard, Margorie Thompson, Joyce Nixon Eileen Minty Christina Kim Wednesday Nov. 26th Myrna Green Wickland Penny Yung Thursday Nov.6th Irene Norton Lynn Gagnon Joyce Nixon Audrey Bodenstaff Friday Nov.7th Willa Clark Phyllis Harper Thursday Nov. 27th Marie-Anne Tremblay Marie Nixon Eileen Minty Doreen Ferguson Friday Nov. 28th Eileen Etherington Pam Bodenstaff Monday Nov. 10th Eileen Etherington Marie Nixon Marilyn Hickie Sylvia Magnesson Christina Kim Marilyn Hickie DECEMBER Wednesday Nov.12th Myrna Green Wickland Ann Hutcheson Anna DeCorby Sylvia Magnesson Monday Dec. 1st Linda Bock Phyllis Harper Dianne Eckersley Lynn Gagnon Thursday Nov.13th Linda Bock Pam Botterill Wednesday Dec. 3rd Irene Norton Penny Yung Friday Nov.14th Penny Yung Willa Clark Eileen Minty Christina Kim Phyllis Strong Audrey Bodenstaff Thursday Dec. 4th Willa Clark Marjorie Thompson Monday Nov. 17th Irene Norton Marjorie Thompson Dianne Eckersley Lynn Gagnon Friday Dec. 5th Myrna Green Wickland Doreen Ferguson Joyce Nixon Ann Hutcheson Wednesday Nov. 19th Marie-Anne Tremblay Therese Fafard Marie Nixon Christina Kim Please Note: TUESDAY is a WORKING day we are NOT open for business. Thursday Nov. 20th Penny Yung Doreen Ferguson 2014 $20.00 Rocanville 400m Walking/ DIAL A VAN Running Track Committee ROCANVILLE SKATING RINK wish to thank Dana Crosson Please consider driving for creating the perspective of for the Dial-A-Van, we our track & Would like to invite applications for Welwyn Acres Inc. only have few drivers and for sponsoring it’s creation. Caretaker for the 2014-2015 Season. we have had to cancel You can the Perspective at The position will run from mid Conexus Credit Union in. Our days due to lack of October to mid March drivers. This is a vital Next meeting December 1st at If you are interested in this position 7pm at Rec Office. Follow us service in our community. apply to: on facebook for more info: Please help. We will be facebook.com/Rocanville400 running on Doctor days Daryl Fingas and limited others 2014/2015 Novice Rink Schedule Box 576 ONLY until we can in- Rocanville, SK S0A 3L0 November 15 crease our number of Door: Gulka drivers. Class 5 license is Clock / Box: Lowe and Kruppi Or bring your resume to the Kitchen: Kurbis, Taylor, Mackniak required to drive. Please Rec Office. contact any Board Mem- For more information call November 22 ber or call 306 645 2164 Door: Gervin Daryl @ 306-645-2836 or the Clock/Box: Bell,Fafard if interested. Thank you! Kitchen: Leclair, Kruppi, Hutchinson Rec Office @ 306-645-2164 Moosomin and District Arts Council 2014-2015 season tickets are now available! We are pleased to be able to offer you a season ticket price of: Adult $60 Youth $20 A Family Friendly show Sunday Nov 16th 2pm: Norman Foote, born Norman Mervyn Barrington-Foote claims his name forced him to develop a sense of humour at an early age. At age 11, Norman's parents gave him his first guitar, a finely crafted instrument from the Sears Catalogue. This set the stage for a lifelong dream. With idols including The Beatles, Hank Williams and Elvis, it wasn't long before Norman switched to electric guitar and performed with garage bands during his high school years. “Drawing from his own experiences, Norman creates songs and stories & props that delight the ears and eyes. He weaves imaginative word play with great melodies all too great effect. ” When Norman was 20, he left his home in Vancouver, Canada to explore Australia and New Zealand, and made his living as a street performer and songster. Norman first developed an interest in puppetry and physical comedy through his association with a traveling theatre troupe in New South Wales, Australia. Still hooked on music but enthralled with the art of puppetry and comedy, Norman chose the only feasible solution - to combine all three. Magazine Campaign We have reached the deadline for our magazine campaign. It was again a success; we have raised a substantial amount for our new water fountain. We are crossing our fingers we have raised enough to pur- chase new furniture for the entrance way. Thank you to all who supported us by purchasing magazines this year. Rocanville Rider Day There will be one Rider day this month on Friday, November 7. Show your rid- er spirit and come to school decked out in Roughrider gear. Remembrance Day There will be Remembrance Day ceremony on Monday, November 10th honouring those who fought for our freedom.
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