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Website Pdf.Indd MOOSOMIN REUNION JULY AND 6-9 RODEO 2017 e oor Ev ntplex utd O O pe s MOOSOMIN n n in o g rt CELEBRATES J o u H l y m 6 i T H o 9 m - e 6 c o ly m Ju in n g nio & School Reu C2 The World-Spectator - Moosomin, Sask. Monday, July 3, 2017 e oor Ev ntplex utd O Canada 150 and Moosomin Schools O pe s MOOSOMIN n n in o g 135 Reunion and Homecoming set for rt CELEBRATES J o u H l y m 6 i T July 6-9, 2017 H o 9 m - e 6 c ly o u m J in on g & uni REGISTRATION School Re Keeping the Future in Mind! Name: ______________________________________________________ Partner’s Name: _____________________________________________ E-Mail Address: ______________________________________________ CHECK ALL THAT APPLY: TI am a former student or graduate (Class of ________________ ) TI am a former or present teacher TI am a former or present resident of Moosomin TOther: ____________________________________________________ Cost to register for homecoming/reunion: $20/person (dance extra) Visitors Always Welcome! ______ registrations at $20/person = $ __________________ $˗˗˞ˊ˕&ˑˊ˛˘˕ˊ˒˜ϻ5ˎˍ$˗ː˞˜%˞˕˕6ˊ˕ˎ ______ tickets for the Saturday night dance featuring the 6ˎˌ˘˗ˍ7˞ˎ˜ˍˊˢ˒˗0ˊ˛ˌˑ Back 40 Drifters at $10/person = $ _______________ ˊ˝˝ˑˎ)ˊ˛˖0˘˘˜˘˖˒˗6. Total: $ _______________ (Dance tickets $15.00 after June 15, 2017. Tickets will be available at registration desk or at the door.) &ˑˎˌ˔ˠˎˋ˜˒˝ˎˏ˘˛ˏˊ˕˕ˌ˘˗˜˒ː˗˖ˎ˗˝˜ Advance registration will ensure that your reunion package @mctavish_jared@mctavish_jared will be ready for you when you check in. Mail to: Box 1384, Moosomin, SK S0G 3N0 %HWW\0F7DYLVK -DUHG +HDWKHU6HDQ 'DUFHOOHBetty McTavish: 306-435-4125 with a cheque made out to Moosomin School Alumni Jared & Heather:%R[0RRVRPLQ6.6*1 306-435-4925 Association or drop off cheque at Sean & Darcelle: 306-435-2622 Kassie’s Jewelry in Moosomin Box 1047, Moosomin, SK S0G 3N0 37:4c DRONES & ACCESSORIES PHANTOM 4 WITH BATTERY REGULAR $1,799.99 INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE $1,49999 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST PARROT BEBOP PARROT BEBOP PARROT SWING PARROT MAMBO REGULAR $999.99 REGULAR $999.99 REGULAR $189.99 REGULAR $164.99 $ 99 SALE $79999 $$ 9999 $ 99 SALE 799 SALESALE $$1691699999 SALESALE 149149 SALE $79999 PHANTOM 4 PHANTOM 4 PHANTOM 4 PHANTOM 4 PHANTOM 4 HARD CASE BACKPACK BATTERY CHARGING HUB CAR CHARGER REGULAR $359.99 REGULAR $229.99 REGULAR $249.99 REGULAR $149.99 REGULAR $99.99 $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 SALE 329 SALESALE $19919999 SALESALE $$2192199999 SALE $129 99 SALE $7999 Glasser’s TV Service OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. • MOOSOMIN, SK • (306) 435-3040 WWW.GLASSERSTV.COM • WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/GLASSERSTV Monday, July 3, 2017 The World-Spectator - Moosomin, Sask. C3 Lots to do at reunion and homecoming BY KARA KINNA least 35 people attending. ton High School at 3 pm tors are encouraged to Organizers are excited Individual classes are that day. The ceremonies take in rodeo events as about the Moosomin Re- also being encouraged to will include speeches by well on the weekend. union and Homecoming enter the parade the Sat- e former notable Mooso- The weekend will wrap this Thursday to Sunday. urday of that weekend. oor Ev ntplex min residents, and by up with a non-denomina- A ton of planning has “Come and enjoy it, utd O visiting dignitaries, in- tional cowboy church ser- gone into the event, and come and see your old O pe cluding Lieutenant Gov- vice at the rodeo grounds s MOOSOMIN n over 340 people have reg- friends and neighbors, n in ernor Vaughn Solomon on Sunday at 10:30 am. istered, with more expect- because I know what a o g Schofield. There will also The service will be moved rt CELEBRATES ed to register this week as thrill it’s been for me to J be entertainment, and the to the Legion hall if it’s o u H the event nears. just talk to them on the l ceremonies will wrap up raining. Marg Tomlinson, one phone. I can’t wait to put y with class photos at the People can register in m 6 of the co-chairs of the re- my arms around them i school. advance for the reunion union committee, says ev- and welcome them back T On Saturday night by picking up a regis- eryone should come take to Moosomin. there will be a ham sup- tration form at Kassie’s part in the celebration. “You don’t know what per hosted by Bethel Jewelry in Moosomin, “This is not just a school you’re going to miss if United Church from 5-7 going online at www. reunion, this is a commu- you don’t come. You will H pm at the Convention world-spectator.com/ nity-wide homecoming miss seeing lots of people o 9 Centre followed by a canada-150 or by search- 150 celebration,” she says. and enjoying the commu- m - homecoming dance at the ing for Moosomin School “Please come out and nity. e 6 Moosomin Communi- Reunion and Homecom- c y see your old friends and “A lot of people are o l plex starting at 8 pm. The ing on Facebook. They m Ju neighbors that are com- very interested in seeing in n Back 40 Drifters, a local can also register at the ing back for it. It’s going the town again and see- g & nio band, will perform at the event. to be an awesome week- ing the changes. School Reu dance. For a full schedule of end. “I think people are ex- The Moosomin rodeo all of the events from “Everyone is welcome. cited about it.” runs all weekend long in Thursday to Sunday, in- New people in town are The reunion starts this conjunction with the re- cluding the rodeo events, welcome. People that Thursday, July 6. Regis- union and reunion visi- turn to pages C6-7. moved here and were tration is from 6-9 pm that part of the community night at the Conexus Con- for years and are gone be- vention Centre. tion runs from 11 am to cause their job transferred The event kicks off with 2 pm at the Convention them or whatever. the grand opening of the Centre. “We want people to Tim Hortons Eventplex Saturday is a busy day. come out and enjoy the at Bradley Park on the There will be a pancake weekend and all the fun Thursday night from 5-11 breakfast from 7-9 am at things that are going to pm. the fire hall, a parade at 10 go on.” On Friday, registration am, a pingpong ball drop Tomlinson says a num- will be from 10 am to 9 at 11:30 am in the parking ber of individual class pm at the Convention lot behind the Moosomin reunions are being held Centre. Family Practice Centre, We wish every success to the Rodeo and that weekend, including There will be a home- and a multi-cultural lun- reunions for students of coming dance and social cheon at the Moosomin Homecoming Weekend organizers! the rural Orangeville and evening at the Moosomin Armoury Hall from 11:30 Ivanhoe schools. Tomlin- Convention Centre on am to 2:30 pm. son’s own class is having Friday evening at 8 pm. The official reunion cer- a 50-year reunion with at On Saturday registra- emonies are at McNaugh- Construction Ltd. In-Store Pickup • FREE Delivery Welcome to all the reunion visitors and rodeo contestants! 1002 North Front St. Moosomin, SK Welcome everyone to the 2017 per 5 Moosomin Rodeo and Reunion Weekend! $5.50 Gallon See KLASSEN WATER & ICE Water also available in 4L and 3 gallon Nutri Source Ritchie Water for your Rodeo, Sporting Events Dog & Cat Food Bowls and Parts & Weddings needs! WATER AND ICE PROCESSED STORE HOURS: Free Standing Panels Free Standing Panel with Gate Calf Catcher BY REVERSE OSMOSIS 11 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Monday - Friday To place your next order call 306-434-5880 Enjoy Your Time at the Watch Moosomin Rodeo Repair Skidsteer Manure Grapple 13' 3 Point Hitch Sprayer And Homecoming! Gold Repair & Custom Design Custom • Custom Fencing Canvas Art Chain Link, Barbed Wire, Page Wire, Board or Vinyl & Pictures • Renovations & New Construction Discover. 1402 North Front Street • Moosomin, SK • 306-435-4211 More than just a jewelry store www.adairconstruction.ca • www.adairsales.com 630 Main St. Moosomin, SK 306.435.2977 C4 The World-Spectator - Moosomin, Sask. Monday, July 3, 2017 The King is on his way! THE KING IS ON HIS WAY! on his keyboard that helped keeps the band sounding How many can say they create the Elvis sound such as tight and on beat. opened a new facility with KRUQVVWULQJVW\PSDQLÁXWH This is a fantastic tribute the King himself Elvis Pres- accordion and any other in- band. You can check them out ley! Well we can, sort of! struments that were used in on Youtube. If you are an El- The Adam T. Elvis show is Elvis’ songs. vis fan you will not want to arriving July 6 to help open On drums and backup vo- miss this fantastic night out the Tim Hortons Outdoor cals Craig “Stix” Fraser is the on the massive deck over- Eventplex. only original member of the looking the centre stage. This is an outstanding act Good Rockn’ tonite band. Show runs from 9 pm to who play three sets over two Craig keeps the band together 11 pm following our awards hours of different times in the on and off the stage.
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