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Moosomin Generals vs Yorkton Lady Gridders Kim Poole photo The Moosomin Generals Girls football team hosted the Yorkton Lady Gridders for a game on Friday, September 25 in what was their second game of the season. The Generals lost 41-26 in a hard-fought battle that saw a few big plays push the momentum in Yorkton’s favor. The Generals are part of a new league that is being formed—the Prairie Girls Football League. Jessica Light with the Generals and one of the Gridders clash in a battle for the ball. Turn to pages 14- 15 for more photos. Six candidates so far in three local ridings Saskatchewan’s 2020 election is under way, and the Moosomin riding includes communities along Highway per cent of the vote. The NDP was second with 8.8 per World-Spectator will include coverage of three ridings in 1 from the Manitoba border to Wolseley and north to the cent. southeast Saskatchewan—Moosomin, Cannington, and Qu’Appelle River., and the Kipling, Kennedy and Lang- In Melville-Saltcoats, which includes the Esterhazy, Melville-Saltcoats—each week until the vote. bank areas. In the 2016 election, Steven Bonk was elected Tantalllon and Spy Hill areas, Saskatchewan Party MLA Election day for Saskatchewan’s 29th General Election with 72.3 per cent of the vote and the NDP was second and cabinet minister Warren Kaeding faces Bonnie Galen- is on Monday, October 26. with 14.5 per cent of the vote. zoski of the NDP. In 2016, Warren Kaeding won the seat Only the Saskatchewan Party and the NDP have can- In Cannington, Daryl Harrison of the Saskatchewan with 72.7 per cent of the vote. The NDP was second with didates nominated so far in the Moosomin, Cannington, Party faces Dianne Twietmeyer of the NDP. Cannington 21.8 per cent of the vote. and Melville-Saltcoats ridings. LQFOXGHVWKH5HGYHUV0DU\ÀHOG)DLUOLJKW:DZRWDDQG 7XUQWRSDJHLQWKLVZHHN·VLVVXHRXWIRUWKHÀUVWZHHN In the Moosomin constituency, Saskatchewan Party in- Carlyle areas, and south to the US border. In the 2016 elec- of our election coverage interviews with the local candi- cumbent Steven Bonk faces Ken Burton of the NDP. The tion, the Saskatchewan Party won Cannington with 84.4 dates.

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Both need medical treatment. and ideas. “We might be able to do small local encour- the Saskatchewan Party and NDP have candidates nomi- “I’m a senior citizen at 65 and often older people in the agement or we may need to go to cabinet and determine nated in Moosomin, Melville-Saltcoats, and Cannington community need more services than the younger genera- what we may need to do at that level to encourage busi- so far. The World-Spectator spoke with each candidate tion,” he said. “Health care in particular is huge. We have ness to come to the province overall.” about economic growth and development with a focus on to ensure that we have available health care to people who Covid-19 has shone a spotlight on the importance of how they can continue to help bring businesses to their can’t travel easily outside of their community. Otherwise supporting local business and Kaeding hopes people un- constituency, the impact of Covid-19 on small local busi- they’re going to be moving to bigger centres like Regina derstand that all businesses in small communities need nesses, and the importance of keeping seniors in their or Brandon. Centres where there are services, particularly that local support going forward. home communities. diagnostic services, that are available. We have to have “It’s an interesting dilemma” he said. “How do we sup- these types of services available in local communities. port our local businesses? I would say we need to con- Moosomin That’s one of the things we lack in this constituency. Over tinue to talk about our small businesses. We need to pro- and over again this is an issue. mote and support them whenever we get the opportunity, Steven Bonk, Sask Party “We’re seeing our local hospitals close because we whether it’s buying gas at the local convenient store or Moosomin’s Saskatchewan Party candidate, Steven don’t have access to lab technicians, X-ray technicians, buying locally the best we can to support everyone in the Bonk, says the best way to help attract businesses to rural and nurses. We have to fund these services and ensure community. communities in Saskatchewan is to make it easier on them there are people available that are willing to move to the “So often though, people overlook the big box stores or with less government obstruction. UXUDO DUHDV WR GR LW 5LJKW QRZ ZH·UH VHHLQJ VLJQLÀFDQW the big chains and say, ‘well that’s really not local.’ I’d re- “This is something that the Saskatchewan Party takes problems in Broadview and Wolseley with the shortfalls ally like to remind people that there’s local management, very seriously,” Bonk said. “It’s something we believe around lab techs. That’s one thing that needs to be dealt maybe local ownership if it’s a franchise, there’s local strongly in. By reducing taxes and regulation, trying to with to keep seniors in local communities. people behind each and every business regardless of how reduce the footprint of government, and making it easier “We also need to have services that allow them to get big or small they are in the community. I think they all for businesses to get ahead and prosper, I think that’s the to diagnostic services if they have to go to the city,” he need our support.” No matter the demographic, Kaeding best way that we can attract new businesses and keep said. “I drive an awful lot of people into the city for dif- says, communities and government need to work togeth- businesses sustainable in our constituency.” ferent tests and treatments. I think STC buses would be a er and focus on providing the best environment for resi- With some local businesses struggling through the pan- good solution to the problem. A lot of people are unable dents including services for seniors to be able to continue demic, Bonk thinks one of the best ways to help them to make the trips to the city alone because of age or condi- to live in their homes. through these times is to step back and allow them to fo- tions that won’t allow them to drive themselves.” “We always talk about how it takes a community to cus on their business rather them have government over- raise a child,” he said. “I would say it takes a community step. Melville-Saltcoats- to support its residents, whether they’re young or older “The job of government is to make sure that we have Warren Kaeding, Sask Party adults. I think it’s important we continue to encourage regulations in place to protect the public,” he said. “But communities to provide services to keep our older adults also not have onerous regulations where we’re actually Melville-Saltcoats Saskatchewan Party candidate War- engaged and make sure they’re appreciated for their par- impeding business or causing harm to business. That’s ren Kaeding points to communication with communities ticipation, work, and abilities they have and make sure why I think the people of Saskatchewan, particularly this as the biggest factor in attracting new business to the area. we’ve got environments that are welcoming to older area of Saskatchewan, just want to be able to run their “We need to continue to engage with the local com- adults as well as for young people. businesses and live their lives without undue govern- munities to determine what they’ve got and what they’re Continued on page 21  ment intrusion. I think that’s one of the foundations of the Saskatchewan Party.” :LWKWKHHͿRUWSXWLQRYHUWKHODVWIHZ\HDUVWRLPSURYH home care and develop long-term care facilities, Bonk be- lieves rural communities are continuing to grow for both young families and senior residents. “I don’t see it as one or the other,” he said. “We’re do- gr ateful ing everything we can to attract young families and keep KARI’S KLOSET young families here in Saskatchewan because they’re are future, they’re our greatest resource. At the same time, thankful FASHIONS FOR ALL WOMEN our seniors are the people who built this province and built our communities. We have the utmost respect for them and we’re trying to keep them in their communi- hopeful Come and “Gobble up” ties as long as possible. To do that we’ve increased the amount of long-term care space in Saskatchewan, greatly over what it was in the NDP days. We’re continuing to build long-term care centres. For example Grenfell, which was promised for years under the NDP, the Saskatchewan Wishing you 6$9( Party is now brining that to fruition.” RQ9DQJHOR and yours a Boots Moosomin thanksgiving October Ken Burton, NDP filled with love WKWK Ken Burton, NDP candidate for Moosomin, says the best way to continue to bring businesses to the area is to and gratitude. work closely with the community leaders. “We’re going to be announcing our platform soon and it will certainly cover the importance of new local busi- QHVVHVµVDLG%XUWRQ´7KHÀUVWWKLQJZH·YHJRWWRGRLV identify what’s needed in the constituency and you get that from working with your local people, councils, and other people involved in the community. With them we can identify what is needed.” With a possible second wave of Covid-19 coming, Bur- ton says small businesses need the federal government to lean on to push through potential revenue loss. “We’re going to have one (a second wave of Covid-19), I don’t know if we’ll have it in Saskatchewan, but we’ll feel the impact across the borders” he said. “Federal contri- butions and encouraging federal contributions is our big- 0DLQ6W‡0RRVRPLQ6.‡ gest role here in Saskatchewan. They need to fund the EI 0RQGD\6DWXUGD\DPSP and extend the rental subsidies for local businesses—they NDULVNORVHWRQOLQHFRP QHHGIHGHUDOPRQH\WRRͿVHWEXVLQHVVH·VUHYHQXHORVVµ )ROORZXVRQ)DFHERRNIRUPRUHRXWÀWLGHDV There’s been shortfalls in rural communities with sup- 1:1c Everyone can benefit from vaccination against the flu

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BY CPL. DALLYN HOLMSTROM Bicycle collisions are terrible and it’s something that no Wildlife, including deer and moose, are out and moving Holmstrom’s Rant! one wants to ever experience. around. Please slow down and watch out for wildlife. On On September 25 at 8 am RCMP received a call from a False alarm in Rocanville October 1 we responded to a collision on the Moosomin- concerned traveller about a vehicle bumper in the middle On September 25 Moosomin RCMP responded to a Kipling grid between a cow moose and truck. of Highway 1. false alarm on Ellice Street in Rocanville. The occupants of the vehicle were lucky and only sus- The caller was concerned that someone may hit the The alarm reported a single hit to the garage door. tained minor injuries. bumper and cause and accident or injury. The caller Members attended and spoke with the home owner 7KHPRRVHVXͿHUHGDPXFKZRUVHIDWH wasn’t concerned enough to stop and move the bumper ZKRDGYLVHGKLVIULHQGKDGDFFLGHQWO\VHWWKHDODUPRͿ himself but just enough to call and leave a message for the Scam of the week police to attend. Report of stolen heat gun, scale, and meth In this week’s scam alert, the fraudster posts a desired Don’t worry, when police attended nearly an hour later You’re not going to believe this but this week we re- item on Kijiji or another online marketplace. The item the bumper had been moved and luckily hadn’t caused ceived a complaint of a break and enter with an unusual could be anything such as a car, tractor, electronics, or an accident or injury. Thanks to everyone who still does twist. animals. The ad would include a photo of the item being their civic duty to keep everyone as safe as possible. If The victim of the break and enter advised police that in very good condition, with the price being well under you’re concerned enough to call you should be concerned missing items included a heat gun, a scale, and a small market value. The fraudster will usually write something enough to stop. I wish I could say this was a one-time in- amount of methamphetamine. WRWKHHͿHFWWKDWWKH\QHHGPRQH\TXLFNRUQHHGWRVHOOWKH cident, but it happens far too often. Sometimes maybe we What a world we live in today. property quick for a variety of reasons and that’s why the need to ask ourselves what’s the right thing to do? I think sometimes people are a little bit too comfortable price is so low. This is when the unknowing victim sees with the police. the ad and the chance to get an amazing deal. Detachment closed Tuesday, October 6! The victim responds to the ad, and as they don’t want Moosomin RCMP will have no power and will be Two adult males fighting in Fleming to miss out on the deal, they send a deposit or pay for the closed to the public on October 6. On September 25 Moosomin RCMP responded to a dis- entire item up front in order to secure the deal. RCMP is still available by phone and will be able to re- turbance in Fleming. Then the victim tries to arrange pickup of the item and spond to calls for service. However, the detachment will 7ZRDGXOWPDOHVZHUHÀJKWLQJ can no longer contact or locate the seller. not have power so Criminal Record Checks can not be One of the adult males was intoxicated and on proba- These types of scams are always done online and the completed. In case of emergency please still call 911. tion. fraudsters are more than likely not even in the same He was arrested without incident and spent the night country and are using an untraceable phone and email in Moosomin RCMP’s bed and breakfast where the rooms address. are cold and the food is too. Please never send money to anyone that you don’t know. Once the money leaves your account it is very like- Unregistered vehicles ly gone forever and neither the bank or the police will be It was the week of unregistered vehicles. Moosomin able to get it back. RCMP handed out paperwork to six people this week for having unregistered vehicles. Deja-mooo Most of these were not cases of people accidently for- Deja-mooo this week with the cows causing problems getting to register their vehicle for a couple weeks. FUDZOLQJRXWRIWKHLUÀHOGVWRJHWWRWKHXGGHUVLGHRIWKH In fact, one person’s vehicle hadn’t been registered in road. RCMP provided the cows with another warning but the past two years. feel as though the warning went in one ear and out the The ticket for operating an unregistered vehicle is ac- udder. The cows fed RCMP a bunch of bull and promised FRPSDQLHGZLWKDÀQH2XFK they would be going home for winter soon and would not be causing any more beef. $360 fine under the Cannabis Control Act On September 29 Moosomin RCMP located two teen- agers parked on a gravel road near Moosomin. The pas- senger had been smoking marihuana while in the vehicle. Cst. Peters determined that the driver of the vehicle was not impaired. The passenger in the vehicle received a Bottle Collection ÀQHXQGHUWKH&DQQDELV&RQWURO$FWIRUSRVVHVVLQJ consuming, or distributing cannabis in a vehicle.

Work currently being completed 5th wheel trailer hauling square bales at Moosomin RCMP detachment falling off the trailer onto Highway #1 Lots of work is currently being completed at the Moo- On September 30 Moosomin RCMP responded to a somin RCMP detachment. We would like to thank Adair complaint of a 5th wheel trailer near Wapella on High- Construction for building a fenced compound behind the ZD\KDXOLQJVTXDUHEDOHVWKDWZHUHIDOOLQJRͿWKHWUDLOHU detachment. onto the highway. We would also like to thank both Nixon Electric and Members responded but did not locate the unsecure Jeannot Electric for completing electrical work at the de- load. Just a reminder to all the farmers out there that we tachment. Last but not least we would like to thank Hog- realize that time is of the essence when it comes to getting arths Landscaping Service for building a parking lot. bales picked and into the yard before winter. However, please make sure your bales or whatever Rolling joints in Co-op you’re hauling and secured to your trailer. On September 24 RCMP received a call to the Co-op gas :KHQEDOHVRURWKHULWHPVIDOORͿ\RXUWUDLOHUWKH\FDQ The Moosomin Multi 4-H Club is bar when two adult male driving motorcycles were roll- strike other vehicles and cause serious accidents and in- collecting bottles and cans for recycling ing marijuana joints in the store. The males didn’t appear juries. for the month of October. to be intoxicated but when they were asked to leave they Highways and Transportation Act refused and became very rude with store employees. Section 40(2)-Load a vehicle with cargo that dropped or RCMP attended the scene but both males had departed was likely to drop on a public highway-Fine $150 If you would like to be contacted by a that area and were unable to be located. 4-H member for pick up, please call Nicole at RCMP would like to remind the public that although 306-434-5205. If you’d like to use SARCAN’s marijuana is now legal it is still not permitted in public. If you have any questions about marijuana please contact Drop & Go feature, please use our Club’s the Moosomin RCMP by calling 306-435-3361. name to donate your recycling. Youth on bicycles not adhering to bicycle rules Funds raised go to supporting our Moosomin RCMP have received several complaints this week from concerned motorist about youth on bi- 7 Projects this year. cycles not adhering to bicycle rules. Bicycle rodeos are usually held every year in which the 1:2c RCMP assists with, however have not been ran due to current Covid restrictions. The RCMP encourages parents to please talk with your kids about bicycle safety. Motorists have called and said they have been very close to driving over kids on bikes riding through the Slow down and watch out for wildlife streets. It’s that time of year again and it’s starting to get colder.

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Issued every Monday by McKay Publications Ltd., a We welcome your comments. Write to Box 250, Moo- Member of subsidiary of Weedmark Communications Ltd., from the VRPLQ6DVN6*1FDOO  ID[   CCNA, SWNA and CMCA R΀FH0DLQ6WUHHW0RRVRPLQ6DVN 3969, or email [email protected] Publications Mail Agreement No. 40011909 In our opinion: Eight steps to get Canada’s economy restarted Government can do more by doing less, by unleashing the private sector Federal government schemes and programs to ameliorate the dev- astation wrought by the ill-considered shutdown of the Canadian economy for nearly three months have focused on compensating in- dividuals and businesses for being unemployed or shutting down. Little thought, thus far, has been given to how to relaunch the economy for a sustained recovery from COVID-19. The usual handouts will still, apparently, be available for months to come. Those who love government propose much more of this eco-fo- cused largesse. It need not be this way. Government can do more by doing less, by unleashing the private sector. Aside from tweaking the CERB (Canadian Emergency Relief Ben- HÀW  SURJUDP VR LW SKDVHV RXW DV WKH UHFLSLHQWV EHFRPH HPSOR\HG again, there are other ways to make work, and hiring, attractive Think about running for DJDLQIRUDOOSDUWLHVVWDͿHPSOR\HUVDQGWKHJRYHUQPHQW First, allow companies to sell the rights to their pre-tax losses to council or school board RWKHU SUHVXPDEO\ SURÀWDEOH FRPSDQLHV 7KLV JHWV PRQH\ LQWR WKH It is municipal election season and in every com- hands of the companies that need it most, quickly, without the gov- munity in Saskatchewan, people are needed to step ernment directly losing anything. up and do their part on local councils in towns, vil- lages and RMs, and on school boards. Second, suspend Employment Insurance (EI) and government Having covered about 1,500 municipal council pension plan contributions for employees and employers for six meetings as a reporter over the last 32 years, I can Kevin Weedmark months. This would cost money but make hiring, and working, more tell you that there is a lot of work involved in being attractive for both parties. a councillor. And by putting people back to work and enabling businesses to If you are an open-minded, hard-working per- RSHUDWHPRUHHͿHFWLYHO\ZLWKKLJKHUFRPSOHPHQWVRIVWDͿLWZRXOG son who has a lot of experience working on com- Candidates for town and village councils also JHQHUDWHPRUHUHYHQXHDQGSURÀWV7KDWLQFRPHFRXOGEHWD[HGODWHU mittees and can put the needs of your community must have resided in Saskatchewan for at least six directly or indirectly via spending at other businesses from the new- over yourself, if you are the type of person that consecutive months prior to submitting their nom- ly-liquid workers. wants to see your community improve and are ination papers, and must have lived in the munici- willing to put in the work to help it improve, you pality for the three months immediately proceed- should be thinking about whether you should be Third, suspend the GST for six months. This will accelerate con- ing the nomination. running for council this fall. sumer and business spending. The provincial government suggests that those 7KH PRVW HͿHFWLYH FRXQFLOV , KDYH VHHQ RYHU WKLQNLQJRIUXQQLQJIRUORFDOHOHFWHGR΀FHFRQVLGHU the years are those with a diverse set of skills and Fourth, lower income taxes on individuals and businesses. The the time commitment involved. backgrounds represented at the council table. “Being elected to your local council means a big $OEHUWD JRYHUQPHQW KDV PDGH D JRRG VWDUW EXW WR HͿHFW D UDGLFDO Having some people around the council table change, a larger cut should be made. time commitment on your part. It’s important not ZKRXQGHUVWDQGEXVLQHVVDQGFDQUHDGDÀQDQFLDO to underestimate the amount of time and dedica- statement is important. Having people around the WLRQUHTXLUHGWREHDQHͿHFWLYHPHPEHURIFRXQFLO Fifth UDGLFDOO\ UHIRUP FRUSRUDWH LQFRPH WD[ 0DNH LW D ÁDW  table who understand the needs of young families especially if you have a full-time job as well. per cent of operating income (earnings before interest and taxes) is important. Having people around the table with “If elected, you will serve a four-year term. RUSHUFHQWRIIUHHFDVKÁRZ RSHUDWLQJFDVKÁRZ³QHWLQFRPH a stake in local education is important. Having During that time you should plan to attend the not including non-cash charges or changes—minus capital expen- people around the table who are involved in rec- following: Regular and special council meetings; ditures). reation and see the needs there is important. Hav- Meetings of council committees; Meetings of other This will boost capital investment, which results in other business ing people who understand the needs of seniors boards and agencies as a representative of council; is important. Having a mix of ages and genders is spending for all the things the new equipment requires: installation; Conferences, seminars, workshops, and conven- important. tions for training and discussion; and events that connection and integration to or with other equipment or facilities; Having a diverse council with all those elements other supplies, instruments and equipment to complement the new promote or represent your municipality. is important, because the council is charged with ´

BY SGT GEOFF STRINGFELLOW WKHR΀FHUKHSURYLGHGDURDGVLGHEUHDWKVDPSOHUHVXOWLQJ Game of who could in a fail reading. The male was arrested and later refused curse the loudest and most often Detachment update to provide breath samples. The male was charged with Some youth in Langenburg got out to play a game of The detachment received some positive news this week impaired operation of a motor vehicle as well as failing to football over their lunch break in the park which happens as we learned a member has been transferred to our va- provide breath samples. Just a note, if convicted, failing to be across from the police station. cant position in Esterhazy. The member is coming from to provide breath samples carries the same penalties as While it started as football, it appeared to transform into Porcupine Plain, however his arrival date will depend on D7KHPDOH·VÀUVWFRXUWGDWHLV1RYHPEHUDW a game of who could curse the loudest and most often. the sale of his current residence. Esterhazy Provincial Court. While Cpl. Thiemann was tempted to join the new We are assisting Yorkton Detachment as best we can by game, he thought better to ask the youth to consider their providing members to cover their detachment area while Impaired driving investigation language in such a public place. they sort through the Covid-19 testing and isolation re- While patrolling in Esterhazy, detachment members The youth were all very respectful and returned to just quired. The coverage and service in our own detachment SXOOHG RYHU D FDU IRU D WUD΀F RͿHQFH 7KH WUD΀F VWRS playing football. DUHDZLOOQRWEHDͿHFWHG turned into an impaired driving investigation with the 7KHUHZHUHÀOHLQWKHGHWDFKPHQWDUHDRYHUWKHODVW PDOHÀUVWSURYLGLQJD´IDLOµRQWKHURDGVLGHEUHDWKWHVW WZR ZHHNV 7KH PDMRULW\ RI WKRVH ZHUH WUD΀F UHODWHG and later providing two breath samples of .08 and .09 6RPHÀOHVRIQRWHZHUH mg%. The male’s license was seized, vehicle impounded Rural Municipality DQGKHZDVUHOHDVHGIRUFRXUWRQ1RYHPEHUDW Vehicle driving into the Esterhazy Esterhazy Provincial Court. of Ellice - Archie Chicken Chef building A complaint was received of a vehicle driving into the Complaint was received from a Chicken Chef building in Esterhazy. The vehicle was patron that he had been assaulted moving at a slow speed and no one was injured. There A complaint was received from a patron at a bar in Es- PUBLIC NOTICE was damage done to both the interior and exterior of the terhazy that he had been assaulted by a male earlier in the building. A 26-year-old female was issued a ticket for night. After reviewing the night’s events, investigator’s BOARD OF REVISION driving unaccompanied while having a learner’s licence. were able to determine that the victim may have brought the negative attention to himself. That being said, we PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the 2021 Assessment Roll for Man arrested, refuses don’t encourage vigilante justice and an investigation be- the Rural Municipality of Ellice - Archie has been delivered to the gan. The victim later called back and advised he was no to provide breath samples Municipal Office at 318 Railway Avenue in the Village of McAuley longer interested in pursuing charges. After receiving a complaint of a vehicle stopped in the and is open for public inspection during regular business hours. GULYLQJODQHRI+LJKZD\R΀FHUVORFDWHGWKHYHKLFOHDV 146 km/h in a 100 km/h zone Applications for revision may be made in accordance with sections described. It was a dangerous situation as the vehicle did 42 & 43 of the Municipal Assessment Act. not have tail lights on and this was at approximately mid- The fastest speeder located this week was caught trav- night. A 26-year-old male was sitting in the driver’s seat elling 146 km/h in a 100 km/h zone. This speed earned 42(1) APPLICATION FOR REVISION slumped over the steering wheel. After being roused by WKHGULYHUDÀQH A person in whose name property has been assessed, a mortgagee in possession of property under section 114(1) of The Real Property Act, an occupier of premises who is required under the terms of a lease to pay the taxes on the property, or the assessor may make application for revision of an assessment roll with respect to: a) liability to taxation; We can b) amount of an assessed value; c) classification of property; or d) a refusal by an assessor to amend the assessment roll PRINT under Subsection 13(2). and 43(1) APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS An application for revision must: (a) be made in writing; DISTRIBUTE (b) set out the roll number and legal description of the assessable property for which a revision is sought; your flyer (c) state the grounds on which the application is based; and (d) be filed by through (1) delivering it or causing it to be delivered to the RM of Ellice - Archie Municipal Office located in McAuley or Canada St. Lazare, or 20103pr0 (2) serving it upon the secretary, at least 15 days before Post the scheduled sitting date of the Board of Revision. 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world_spectator @sasktel.net 10 The World-Spectator - Moosomin, Sask. Monday, October 5, 2020 Movie theatres returning with Covid-19 restrictions

BY ROB PAUL GRQ·W UHÀOO EDJV RI SRS- LOCAL JOURNALISM corn. That has helped and INITIATIVE REPORTER because of that there hasn’t As the summer weather been issues with conces- fades and leaves change, sions. We did have to make there’s less fun to be had WKH SRSFRUQ VHDVRQLQJ RͿ outside. With Covid-19 OLPLWVµ throwing a wrench in Fidelak says with ev- many people’s plans this erybody used to following year, the return of movie Covid-19 rules in everyday theatres provides a nice life, people are respectful of getaway option for a night. the protocols at the theatre. 0RYLHWKHDWUHVFDQRͿHU ´3HRSOH KDYH GHÀQLWHO\ a few hours to enjoy enter- EHHQ XQGHUVWDQGLQJµ VKH tainment and ease all the said. “They’re more aware added stress of the last few and cautious. We do have months. hand sanitizer out and each Although theatres have night the theatre and lobby to follow Covid-19 rules, areas are cleaned with dis- the size of them allows for infectant on the counters natural spacing and the and handrails, any highly emphasis has been put on touched areas. cleaning protocols while “The seats are disinfect- still allowing for conces- ed too. It’s a little bit more sions to operate. work with the cleaning, but it’s a good plan to keep Moosomin it safe. We tried our best to make sure we’re meeting Community The Moosomin Community Theatre is set to open after all the protocols. Theatre Thanksgiving weekend with Covid-19 restrictions in place. “We usually run with The Moosomin Com- one community volunteer munity Theatre will be re- and the customer. local anyway. to have a theatre that has them concessions even and two committee mem- opening after Thanksgiv- “We’re still going to do “The big thing is giving 312 seats. We haven’t hit WKRXJKLW·VURSHGRͿ bers but presently we’re ing and in the meantime RXU QRUPDO FRQFHVVLRQVµ them something to do, peo- full capacity yet, but it’s “If there’s a group of running with three com- they’re preparing for the he said. “We’ve just got ple keep asking when we’re nice to have that availabil- people and other people mittee members per movie. return by implementing to put a table in front of opening. People were wor- ity. There’s a lot of people are in the lobby then we We just didn’t want people &RYLG VSHFLÀF UHVWULF- the concessions so we can ried because there’s not who have missed movies ask the group to go up- to feel they should be com- tions. keep that six-foot distance much for movies coming IRUVXUHµ stairs and have one person ing to volunteer if they “We’re opening after between people ordering. out, but there really still is Covid-19 restrictions come down to the conces- don’t feel comfortable. We Thanksgiving so we’re just :H·UH VWLOO JRLQJ WR RͿHU and we’re picking the ones have changed the way the sion and place the order ÀJXUHG LW ZRXOG EH HDVLHU working on the Covid-19 popcorn, drinks, and choc- that look good and people theatre operates to some for everyone. For the most to run with just our own VWXͿ PRUH RU OHVVµ VDLG olate bars like we would in will enjoy. Bring in mov- extent to ensure there’s not part it’s been running fairly committee until at least committee member Jason DQRUPDOWLPHµ ies and people will come GLͿHUHQW JURXSV FRPLQJ smoothly. We have every Christmas instead of ask- Sheppard. “Every second With most people look- because they want some- into contact, but Fidelak VHFRQG URZ URSHG RͿ LQ LQJIRUYROXQWHHUVµ row is going to be closed ing for something to do thing to do. The main thing says people are under- the middle of the theatre The theatre has only been RͿ DQG GLͿHUHQW WKLQJV with Covid-19 impacting is giving them the option standing of the new rules. and every third row on the open a month, but Fidelak like that just to make sure regular recreation, Shep- with the weather getting “We have put up sig- RXWVLGHVµ says it’s been a popular everybody keeps their pard thinks the theatre is a FROGHUWRRµ nage to tell people what With the way the con- spot with people excited to VSDFHµ nice way to get people out ZHZRXOGOLNHWKHPWRGRµ cessions are set up at the get out and do something. 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Obviously they were ´:HFDQKDYHPD[µ and wanting to go out and been going well with some and not a lot of people in DQGERWWOHGZDWHUVRUHÀOO- missing the theatre experi- he said. “It’s not going to do things because there’s slight Covid-19 adjust- the lobby we will serve ing isn’t an issue and we HQFHµ be like, ‘oh my gosh we not many cases around ments says committee can only have 20 people!?’ here. Most people aren’t member Lorraine Fidelak. It’ really not too bad. Just too worried and 99 per cent “We’re running at one- a few changes, but not of people at the theatre are WKLUGFDSDFLW\VRVHDWVµ Summer Clearance PXFKµ said Fidelak. “We’re lucky Sheppard expects the at Sew Creative & Interiors re-opening to go well with 1:2c everybody understanding October 5 - October 31, 2020 the new normal in 2020 Box 1044 • Moosomin, SK • S0G 3N0 Cotton All Wool & [email protected] with Covid-19. 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Flannelette All Summer MOOSOMIN CONVENTION CENTRE Prints and Plains touched areas are sanitized Fashion Fabrics Specials! two or three times a night. 20% OFF Due to Covid-19 and gathering restrictions, we have (card holders receive 25% off) 30% OFF “We just need to be (card holders 35% off) Cardholder refers to those who aware of community trans- room for 20 guests to attend the Annual Meeting. We hold a special discount card with All Clearance Fabrics Sew Creative & Interiors fer so if somebody does are limiting the number of people from each cabin or Buy 1 metre at Reg. Price get 2nd metre free! PLEASE INQUIRE have it and they come to camper to 1 and registration will be done on a fi rst town we’re doing every- registered basis until the limit of 20 is reached. 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COMING SPING 2021 ALL NEW HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR PROGRAM For more information e-mail [email protected] For more information or to register, visit www.southeastcollege.org or call 1-866-999-7372 Monday, October 5, 2020 The World-Spectator - Moosomin, Sask. 11 South East Cornerstone School division Monitoring report takes a look at new circumstances

BY NORM PARK 7KH ÀUVW OHYHO QRZ HQWHUHG LQWR FDOOV VSHHFKWKHUDS\VHVVLRQVDQGPDQ\PRUH and noted that 39 per cent of all students Trustees of the South East Cornerstone for a return to school as close to normal as SLFNHG XS FRPPXQLW\ OLWHUDF\ RXWUHDFK engaged advanced at least one grade level Public School Division met in the head possible with additional health measures programs for kids up to the age of six. In in the interim period. R΀FH FRQIHUHQFH URRP LQ :H\EXUQ RQ and precautions. The Level Two plan IDFW DERXW  OLWHUDF\ SDFNDJHV ZHUH GH- ,QVWUXFWLRQDO WHFKQRORJ\ FRQWULEXWLRQV September 16 while respecting social dis- ZRXOGLQFOXGHWKHXVHRIPDVNVIRUVWDͿ livered in person to about 40 families, the ZHUH RXWOLQHG WKURXJK :HELQDUV XVLQJ tancing, wearing masks and dining on and students as was provided as guidance trustees learned. WLSV DQG WULFNV VDLG WHFKQRORJ\ GHOLYHU\ prepared boxed lunches during a noon WRWKHVFKRROGLYLVLRQVE\WKH&KLHI0HGL- 8QGHU WKH VWXGHQW VHUYLFHV ÁDJ FRP- FRRUGLQDWRU-HͿ:DOWHUVLQDYLGHRUHSRUW hour break. FDO +HDOWK 2΀FHU LVVXHG RQ $XJXVW  PXQLW\ HGXFDWLRQ OLDLVRQV RSHQHG DQG “There was no road map, so we created The general open business session be- IROORZLQJ WKH KHDOWK R΀FHU·V QXPHURXV operated a nutrition project and mental RXURZQµWKHWHFKQRORJ\WHDPVWDWHGLQ JDQLQWKHHDUO\DIWHUQRRQZLWKDIXOOUH- contacts with other provinces and global health consultants developed trauma sen- their video presentation. 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There The report also dealt with education as- perintendent of Education, Aaron Hiske, been, and could be, ever changing as were three working groups that reviewed sistants and their roles along with learning led a video and oral trip through the new RSHQLQJJXLGHOLQHVPD\NHHSVKLIWLQJXQ- traumatic events, protocols and supports. support teachers, occupational therapists, GLYLVLRQRXWORRNV7KLVZDVWKHLUÀUVWRS- der the lead of the Chief Medical Health Response to Intervention coaches held driver training instructors and alternative SRUWXQLW\ WR IRUPDOO\ DGGUHVV WKH QHZO\ 2΀FHU DQG RWKHU KHDOWK H[SHUWV ZKR KH group meetings and did group studies SDWKZD\VIRUVFKRODVWLFFUHGLWV DGGHG HOHPHQWV RI HGXFDWLRQ GHOLYHU\ FRQQHFWVZLWKUHJXODUO\ with the trustees since the re-opening of The current plan allows SECPSD to op- public schools in southeast Saskatchewan HUDWHLQDIDFHWRIDFHGHOLYHU\PRGHOZLWK on September 8. Schools throughout the mental health programming and counsel- GOOD SPIRIT SCHOOL DIVISION province had been shut down since mid- ling being a critical component. March due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 6RIDUVKHVDLGWKH\UHDOL]HGWKHSUDF- Little noted that with 29 million COVID WLFHVDUHQRWLGHDOIRUVWDͿRUVWXGHQWVDV NOTICE OF CALL cases reported around the globe having SK\VLFDO GLVWDQFLQJ FRKRUWV OLPLWHG XVH FODLPHG QHDUO\ RQH PLOOLRQ OLYHV WKHUH of shared materials, masking and limited FOR NOMINATIONS was the need to adhere to a new order of PRYHPHQWVPDNHLWGL΀FXOW business for the southeast region, even “But, we are together again, connecting, with this corner of the globe having been teaching and learning and we are better PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that nominations of candidates for the office of: able to dodge most of these outbreaks. She when we are together,” Little said. This Board Members: Good Spirit School Division No. 204 QRWHG WKH ÀUVW 6DVNDWFKHZDQ &29,' will improve the opportunities to learn, case surfaced on March 12. succeed and grow. Number of Board Members to be elected – 1 member per subdivision ´,W·VFUXFLDOWKDW0DVORZ·VKLHUDUFK\RI Following this introduction, a video needs are met, and then we can move to SUHVHQWDWLRQ IURP HDUO\ OHDUQLQJ FRQVXO- Sub-Division No. 1 Representing the incorporated area of the Villages of Arran, Pelly addressing the learning,” said Little, not- tants explained how teachers were sup- and Togo, the Towns of Kamsack and Norquay, and associated rural areas LQJWKDWVDIHW\DQGPHQWDOKHDOWKDUHODUJH SRUWHG DV WKH\ GHOLYHU RQOLQH LQVWUXFWLRQ components in the various stages of learn- during supplemental learning. The video Sub-Division No. 2 Representing the incorporated area of the Villages of Endeavour, Hyas and ing and therefore, there was the need to showed how connections were made Stenen, the Towns of Preeceville and Sturgis, and associated rural areas build a four-level plan for SECPSD’s stu- during the shutdown, how more than GHQWVDQGVWDͿ 100 families were engaged in scheduled Sub-Division No. 3 Representing the incorporated area of the Villages of Buchanan, Invermay and Rama, the Town of Canora and associated rural areas Sub-Division No. 4 Representing the incorporated area of the Villages of Calder, Ebenezer, MacNutt, Rhein and Theodore, the Town of Springside and associated rural areas Sub-Division No. 5 Representing the incorporated area of the Villages of Atwater, Bangor and Waldron, The Towns of Bredenbury, Churchbridge, Langenburg and Saltcoats and associated rural areas. Sub-Division No. 6 Representing the incorporated area of the Villages of Duff, Goodeve, Grayson and Killaly, the City of Melville and associated rural areas Sub-Division No. 7 Representing the incorporated area of the Villages of Bird’s Point, Gerald, Stockholm, Tantallon, Westend and Yarbo, the Town of Esterhazy and associated rural areas Sub-Division No. 8 Representing Key First Nation Reserve No. 65

Nomination forms for Sub-Divisions 1 - 8 and for City of Yorkton at Large may be obtained at: Good Spirit Education Complex Election Headquarters – City Clerk’s Office 5B Schrader Drive, Yorkton, SK, S3N 3Z4 City Hall, 37 – Third Avenue North On the Website – www.gssd.ca On the website – www.yorktonvotes.ca

Nomination forms for sub divisions 1 – 8 will be received by Jennifer Lizuck - Returning Officer or Keith Gervais – Associate Returning Officer or other Nomination Officers appointed for the Good Spirit School Division on Nomination Day the 07th day of October 2020, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm and during regular business hours (9:00 am to noon, 1:00 to 4:00 pm Monday through Friday) commencing the 21st day of September 2020 to the 06th day of October 2020. Forms may be submitted: personally by the candidate or by an agent (must also provide an ‘Appointment of Candidate’s Agent’ form), to the Good Spirit Education Complex, 5B Schrader Drive, Yorkton, Saskatchewan; by registered or ordinary mail to P.O. Box 5060, Yorkton, Saskatchewan – S3N 3Z4; by fax at (306) 783-0355; by e-mail to [email protected] . Representing the incorporated area of the City of Yorkton at Large Three (3) Board Members Nomination forms for City of Yorkton at Large will be received by Jessica Matsalla - Returning Officer, or Raelyn Knudson – Associate Returning Officer, or other Nomination Officers appointed for the City of Yorkton on Nomination Day, the 7th day of October, 2020 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm and during regular business hours (8:00 am to noon, 1:00 to 4:00 pm Monday through Friday) commencing the 21st day of September 2020 to the 06th day of October 2020. Forms may be submitted: personally by the candidate or by an agent (must also provide an ‘Appointment of Candidate’s Agent’ form), to the Returning Officer’s Office, City Hall, 2nd Floor, 37 – Third Avenue North, Yorkton, Saskatchewan; by registered or ordinary mail to P.O. Box 400 – Yorkton, Saskatchewan – S3N 2W3; by fax at (306) 786-6880; by e-mail to [email protected] .

Dated this 14th day of September 2020. 52:2c 12 The World-Spectator - Moosomin, Sask. Monday, October 5, 2020 Auditor general finds Manitoba needs to do more to ensure safe water BY ROB PAUL WKHGHSDUWPHQWKDVIDOOHQEDFNRQRSHUDWRUFHUWLÀFDWLRQµ PHQWUHDOL]HGWKDWWKHUHZHUHDORWRIWKHVHXQLGHQWLÀHG LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER he said. “Several systems are operating out there without VHPLSXEOLFV\VWHPVµKHVDLG´7KH\SXWTXLWHDQHͿRUW An investigation by Manitoba’s Auditor General Tyson DFHUWLÀHGRSHUDWRUµ LQWR LGHQWLI\LQJ WKHP 2QFH WKH\ ZHUH LGHQWLÀHG WKH\ Shtykalo, found that the province’s Department of Con- Although there’s yet to be any issues from the water were left with quite a backlog of systems that weren’t li- servation and Climate needs to be doing more to ensure systems operating without licenses, Shtykalo says it in- censed. The thing about the licenses are that they’re op- the safety of drinking water in Manitoba. The entirety of creases risk to the consumers if water systems aren’t cor- erating licenses and they set out the rules that the public WKHDXGLWRUJHQHUDO·VÀQGLQJVDUHLQWKHUHSRUW3URYLQFLDO rectly following all regulations. V\VWHPQHHGVWREHRSHUDWLQJXQGHU³WKHW\SHVRIWHVWLQJ Oversight of Drinking Water Safety. “It’s hard to say for sure,” he said. “Risk is always in- the frequency of testing, the reporting requirements back The audit found the department’s processes for licens- creased when the appropriate controls and processes to the department. ing and monitoring drinking water systems did not ad- aren’t in place. “Without these operating licenses actually laying out equately address safety risks. The audit also found the de- ´7KHJDSVLGHQWLÀHGGXULQJRXUDXGLWVKRZWKHUH·VDQ all the testing requirements what we saw was a lot of partment had weak strategic planning and performance ongoing vigilance that’s necessary to make sure that the them doing more ad hoc sampling, but perhaps not with measurement processes for overseeing drinking water water provided to Manitobans is safe. I think our recom- the frequency and type of testing necessary.” safety. mendations in the report will only help to improve the Shtykalo says an estimated half of known water sys- “The people and organizations that supply drinking safety of drinking water and ensure that the safety is WHPVLQWKHSURYLQFHGLGQRWKDYHDFHUWLÀHGRSHUDWRU water to Manitobans must ensure that water is safe to maintained.” “Although many of these systems were very small, it drink,” Shtykalo said. “While Manitoba has not had any The audit consisted of checking every public and semi- is important that all water systems, no matter the size, major outbreaks of waterborne diseases recently, the de- public water system overseen by the department in Mani- have an operator who has received appropriate training partment needs to remain vigilant and do more to mini- WREDZKLFKPHDQVYDVWO\GLͿHUHQWVLWXDWLRQVIURPV\VWHP and understands the system and safety requirements,” he mize the risk of problems in the future.” to system, Shtykalo said. said. Shtykalo found that 20 per cent of known water sys- ´7KH ÀUVW WKLQJ WR SXW WKLQJV LQWR SHUVSHFWLYH ZKDW The audit found the number of licensed drinking water tems in Manitoba didn’t have an operating license. A li- we looked at was the water systems that are under the V\VWHPVLQ0DQLWREDQHDUO\GRXEOHGRYHUÀYH\HDUVEXW cence outlines what a system operator must do to meet responsibility of the department,” he said. “When we WKHQXPEHURIVWDͿDVVLJQHGWROLFHQVHDQGPRQLWRUWKHVH regulatory requirements, including the water quality talk about water systems, we explain in our report, we’re systems decreased. standards they must meet and the frequency of testing looking for what are called public water systems and It also found more work was required to bring non- required. Most of these unlicensed systems were testing semi-public water systems. compliant water systems into compliance with provincial drinking water, but not at the expected frequency. “This pretty much runs the gamut for the water sys- regulations, the report says. ´7KHUHZHUHGHÀQLWHO\VRPHFRQFHUQLQJÀQGLQJVLQRXU WHPV³IURPWKHFLW\RI:LQQLSHJ·VZDWHUV\VWHPZKLFK “What’s required of the department is to license and report,” he said. “The fact that there were water systems is enormous, to the smaller semi-public water systems, monitor on an ongoing basis these public and semi-public LGHQWLÀHGEXWQRWOLFHQVHG³PDQ\KDGQ·WEHHQIRUVHYHUDO which could just be a seasonal water system operating in water systems,” he said. \HDUV³LVFRQFHUQLQJ7KHWLPHLWWRRNIRUV\VWHPVWREH a campground, to several smaller water systems in north- “We did identify that there was an increased number of licensed and the number of expired licenses was certainly ern communities. WKHVHLGHQWLÀHGV\VWHPVDQGWKHLUVWD΀QJGLGJRGRZQ troubling. “Another example would be if you have a restaurant but it’s up to the department to handle that and that’s “We looked at licensing, monitoring, and performance that’s hooked up to its own private well, because they’re where we think a strong strategic planning process is nec- planning, and on the monitoring side we had several is- serving the public, it’s called a semi-public water system essary. sues with their monitoring process and following up ad- and would be covered under this.” “That way the department operates in some areas on verse tests. In recent years the department has been identifying a more risk-based process and implements some IT sys- “That compounded with the lack of automation and more water systems throughout the province which has, tems and automated systems so they’re getting more bet- any kind of robust IT system to assist them in their moni- in part, led to more unlicensed systems says Shtyka- ter information quicker and they’re able to use that infor- toring is concerning. lo. mation to assist them in their monitoring and following ´)LQDOO\RQHRIWKHPRUHFRQFHUQLQJÀQGLQJVLVKRZIDU “What happened was, several years ago the depart- up on adverse tests. ´7KHUH·V GLͿHUHQW WKLQJV WKH GHSDUWPHQW FDQ GR EXW the responsibility lies with the department to ensure that they’re meeting their mandate.” It’s the departments responsibility to ensure these water systems are following regulations, but Shtykalo CORNUCOPIA doesn’t believe it’s negligence and says with the recom- mendations from the audit the department will be able to get back on track and improve their processes. “I think the reason that there are more water systems COUNTRY GROCERY EHLQJLGHQWLÀHGLVEHFDXVHWKH\ZHUHGRLQJWKHLUMREDQG PDNLQJDODUJHHͿRUWWRLGHQWLI\WKHPµKHVDLG´7KHUH are a few things that might complicate the process. 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Above: Emry Halbgewachs is tackled by two Yorkton players.

Left: Emry Halbgewachs (centre), Sydney Schenn (#7), and Miranda Shaw (right).

Bottom left: Kinnda Rienks after a touchdown.

Below right: The two teams on the line of scrimmage

Kim Poole photos Monday, October 5, 2020 The World-Spectator - Moosomin, Sask. 15

The Moosomin Generals girls football team hosted the York- ton Lady Gridders for a game on Friday, September 25. It was the Generals’ second game of the season and they fell 41-26 to the Gridders in a well-fought battle that saw some big plays on be- half of the Yorkton team that re- sulted in some touchdowns that kept the momentum going in Yor- kton’s favor. The Generals are part of a new league that is being formed—the Prairie Girls Football League. The team includes Moosomin, York- ton, the Regina Victorias, the Es- tevan Viragos, and the Melville Vipers. All teams are competing in fall football this season. The Generals played their first game of the season in Estevan, winning 56-0 in what was Este- van’s first ever girls game.

Top left: Sydney Schenn tackles one of the Gridders.

Top right: Kinnda Rienks and Emry Halbgewachs celebrate a play.

Above: The Gridders and Generals during a scrimmage.

Right: Jessica Light (#88) pushes through a tackle.

Below: Miranda Shaw tackles one of the Gridders

Kim Poole photos 16 The World-Spectator - Moosomin, Sask. Monday, October 5, 2020 Kipling municipal election Mayor won’t be running for re-election BY ROB PAUL teacher as well so between that and decided I’d like to Kevin Kish RQWKH.LSOLQJFRXQFLOVLQFH LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIA- her teaching and my role in try one more term. With over two decades 2002 and plans to run again TIVE REPORTER municipal politics and my “At the end of the day I VSHQWRQWKH.LSOLQJFRXQ- with hopes to continue the Municipal election day involvement in sports and wanted to try and help the cil, it was an easy decision towns growth. will take place November 9 recreation in town, you community. I wanted to IRU.LVKWRUXQIRUUHHOHF- “I plan on running across Saskatchewan with build tons of relationships have a more hands-on role tion. again,” he said. “I’ve been Covid-19 restrictions in with friends. It makes it in trying to move the com- “I’ll be running again,” on the council for awhile place. really tough to transition munity forward.” VDLG .LVK ´,·YH EHHQ RQ and I like this town and I All cities, towns, and vil- out.” -RKQVRQ LV PRVW SURXG council for 20-plus years, like to see it grow. You do lages across the province Even though he’s mov- of the work the council has I’m a veteran!” for your town as much as will be holding municipal ing on, Bright is excited to done with the water treat- Spending his whole life you can and I got thinking elections for their mayor see what comes next for the ment plant. LQ .LSOLQJ LV ZKDW PDGH I would like to stay on lon- and councillors this fall. .LSOLQJFRXQFLO “I think the largest thing .LVK ZDQW WR JHW LQYROYHG ger to try and continue to Reeves and councillors “It’s one of those things we’ve accomplished from LQWKHÀUVWSODFHDQGWU\WR better the town. in odd-numbered RM di- where I like to invest my- my perspective would be better the community. “We’ve accomplished a visions, as well as school self into a community the conversion from sur- “I was born and raised lot. There’s the new hos- board members are also up and do what I can to help face to ground water as here and wanted to see the pital and the water treat- for election. Nominations things,” he said. “I’m hap- our supply for the commu- town grow and prosper,” ment plant. It’s nice to get are due October 7. py that I think I’ve done nity,” he said. “And with he said. “It’s grown with involved and stay involved that. I’m looking forward that, a new water treatment BUCK BRIGHT this group of councillors. in the community.” Buck Bright to seeing what happens plant so we have a good We’re all proactive.” After four years as a with the next council. We source going ahead with downtown core and that’s Terry Barath councillor and four more as have a number of people high quality water. We’re coming along well.” Darren Szakacs Councillor Terry Barath mayor, Buck Bright won’t in the community that are continuing to work on Darren Szakacs has been could not be reached for be running for re-election interested in running for sidewalk upgrades in the comment. this fall. council and some younger “I will not be running for people. I think that bodes re-election this fall,” said well for the community Bright. “Primarily what when you can have the went into that decision is younger generation step- that I’ve gained employ- ping up to take responsibil- ment in another commu- ity and investing their time nity.” in council.” Bright originally made the decision to run for Pat Jackson mayor because he thought With 16 years as either it would give him the best mayor or councillor on the opportunity to make a last- .LSOLQJ FRXQFLO -DFNVRQ LQJGLͿHUHQFHLQ.LSOLQJ wants to continue with an- internet “There were some things other term. in the community that I “I’ll be running,” said wanted to see happen and -DFNVRQ ´, ÀJXUHG ,·YH anywhere accomplished,” he said. still got a few good years “That was one of the initial left in this old body! There drivers. When you live in are some things that we’ve a community you want to started that I would like to help out as much as you see through.” can and I think munici- This council has accom- pal politics is one of those SOLVKHGDORWVD\V-DFNVRQ things. There’s a lot of peo- She’s happy with the proj- ple interested in provincial ects they’ve completed as a and federal politics, but the team. reality is you can probably “I think as a council— get more accomplished at because nobody ever does the municipal level than this as an individual— any other level.” we’ve got a new hospital, a In eight years on council, new water treatment plant Bright is happy with what and our source of water he’s been able to accom- has also changed, and we plish. KDYHDQHZÀUHKDOO ´:H·YH GHÀQLWHO\ VHHQ “We’ve had a lot of some growth in the com- things that have happened munity,” he said. “In in the last few years. We those eight years we’ve work consistently on up- seen a new hospital, fully grading our streets, water VWDͿHG GRFWRUV DQ DSDUW- and sewer lines. The work ment building and an never stops.” BENEFITS: adult condo style building -DFNVRQ LV H[FLWHG WR were built, we’ve contin- VHH ZKDW WKH QH[W .LSOLQJ Q Internet access anywhere Q Affordable ued with infrastructure in- council will look like and vestments in the town, we WKLQNV LW ZLOO ÀW WRJHWKHU Q WIFI throughout the house Q Reliable made recent changes to our well. recreational structure, and “We should have a nice additional investments in a mix of experience and new Q Great for security cameras Q Great options walking path. There’s been young people,” she said. ORWVRIVWXͿµ “I’m very glad to see that.” & calving monitors $IWHU VHWWOLQJ LQ .LSOLQJ Come see us or give us for a decade, Bright is sad Don Johnson Q Fast activation to go, having built many $IWHU KLV ÀUVW WHUP DV D a call for more details! relationships over the FRXQFLOORU 'RQ -RKQVRQ years. is planning to run again Q Portable “I’ll for sure miss it,” he to stay as involved in the said. “My family has been community as he can. a part of the community “I’m running,” he said. for 10 years now. Over 10 “I’m just completing my Ask us about moving your years you build relation- ÀUVWWHUPDQG,·YHFHUWDLQO\ ships with lots of people. enjoyed the experience and My wife happens to be a being able to be a part of landline phone number to save even more!

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CHASE KINSMEN welcome Chase the Ace this winter! The MOTOH Committee meets every third Tuesday, KINETTE September - June THE-ACE Every Saturday night at the Sportsplex 18 The World-Spectator - Moosomin, Sask. Monday, October 5, 2020 Fun themes for the office Christmas party The office Christmas party is a way to thank 2. Winter Wonderland their picture with Santa – as the night goes cultures, and play a medley of Christmas and staff for their awesome work throughout the Christmas Party on, the pictures will no doubt get sillier and seasonal songs from around the globe. year. You’re trying to make the whole team Embrace the season with a Winter Wonder- sillier. It can be fun to also supply a few props feel appreciated, and have a bit of fun at the land theme. Decorate your party space to to make photographs even more interesting. same time. So put away the cringe-worthy look like a wintery palace, with white draping, 5. Christmas Murder banners and mini-trees, and try one of these fairy lights, ice sculptures, glittering snow- 4. Christmas Around Mystery Christmas Party new Christmas party ideas. flakes, and cuddly polar bears. the World Christmas Party At a murder mystery party, members of the Practically every country, every religion and team are each given an identity at the begin- 3. Santa’s Workshop every culture celebrates a festival around ning of the night. They are to play their “char- 1. The Amazing Race Party Christmas Party Christmas time, even if they don’t call it acter” throughout the night. Someone at the This is a Christmas party and team-building What’s Santa making in the North Pole? Why Christmas or associate it with the same sen- party has been murdered, and the murderer exercise rolled into one. Organise a scaven- don’t you find out! Set up your party room timents. Why not celebrate these differences is one of the people at the party. It’s up to ger hunt to different locations in your area— to look like Santa’s workshop – a corner for with your own Christmas Round the World you and your fellow guests to figure out who it’s great if you can rope clients and other Santa visits, piles of presents ready to go on party theme! This is a particularly awesome the murderer is, and the murderer has to try stakeholders into hosting some of the stops. the sleigh, and different workstations where theme idea if you have a multicultural office. and evade suspicion. It’s great to bring along The last pitstop should be back at the party busy elves have fun activities for guests to Encourage people to dress in national or some props and costumes to help everyone room, where a feast and some refreshing do. Get someone in your office to wear a traditional costume, or to think about how get into character. You can find downloadable drinks await the weary travellers. Santa suit – you can usually find some willing their ancestors celebrated Christmas. Have scripts for murder mystery evenings online. participant. Everyone can take turns getting a range of traditional foods from different

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Do avoid gossip Do attend the following day to those who put the work Don’t leave people into organizing the party to let them know that If it’s an office Christmas party, make par- For an office party, your attendance is option- standing on their own ticularly sure to avoid office gossip. Keep al, but it is a good idea to make an appearance their efforts are appreciated. If you see someone standing on their own at a small talk general. Be armed with a few so- to show that you are part of the team. party, approach them and try to engage them cial icebreakers—stories of family, children, Do dress appropriately in conversation. If they are not well known to holidays—that you can share with anyone and Do bring a gift for Make sure you know what the dress code many of the people at the party, try to find out that will offend no one. Office gossip and al- is and stick to it. If you are worried speak to some of their interests, and introduce them to cohol are a combination that are probably not the host or hostess other people about what they are planning to those you know who have similar interests. going to end well. This doesn’t apply to office parties, but if it’s wear. a house party make sure you turn up with a gift. It doesn’t have to be a big present, just a Don’t drink too much small gesture. Don’t trap people in A few people approach a Christmas party as a Don’t leave too early source of free booze and free food and overin- long conversations Always stay for a reasonable amount of time, An easy trap some people fall into is to find dulge. You can let your hair down, but you are Do say thank you especially if there is a sit-down dinner. Leav- someone you like who you want to talk to and still being judged and watched by the people or email your thanks ing early may look antisocial or unappreciative. you stay with them for the entire evening. Try In most cases, a lot of time and energy has around you. Know your limit and stick to it. Of course it’s always good manners to thank not to hog people, ten or 15 minutes is fine, been spent planning the Christmas party, and the organizer of the party and it’s always a but longer than that is inappropriate unless the hostess could be upset if people leave too good idea to send a thank-you email or text you have just met your soulmate. early.

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Left: Davis Ireland received gold in the Grade 10 General Proficiency Awards.

Right: Elliot Martens received gold in the Grade 11 General Proficiency Awards.

These slides were part of the video pre- sentation that was presented to students for the Grade 10-11 Awards and Middle Years Recognition Awards, since an in- person award celebra- tion was not possible.

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Continued from page 3 “There’s municipal elections coming up and I would say that’s going to be the challenge that they have in front of them. How do we make our communities welcoming for everyone? From people that are within the province, from within the country, and outside the country. How do we make our communities welcoming and create an environment that they can succeed in and raise a family ZLWKFRQÀGHQFHLQHDFKRIRXUFRPPXQLWLHV"6XSSRUWLV the focus.” Melville-Saltcoats Bonnie Galenzoski, NDP 1'3FDQGLGDWHLQ0HOYLOOH6DOWFRDWV%RQQLH*DOHQ]R- ski, thinks focussing on programs that assist businesses is the best way to help bring them to small communities in 6DVNDWFKHZDQ “The NDP’s plan is to bring back start-up loans for VPDOO EXVLQHVVHVµ *DOHQ]RVNL VDLG ´7KDW·V RQH RI WKH things we’re looking at. 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Steven Bonk became the first official candidate in the Moosomin constituency when he filed Even in our care facilities we’re looking at creating higher his nomination papers at the returning office in Moosomin Wednesday. standards to make sure that our seniors are being looked DIWHU%XWQRWRQO\GRHVLQYHVWLQJLQKRPHFDUHKHOSVH- month-to-month.” business owners in, Twietmeyer believes that the focus on niors stay home longer, it can also keep them close to fam- 7KH PRVW LPSRUWDQW IDFWRU LQ NHHSLQJ VHQLRU FLWL]HQV shopping local will help them rebound. ily which is so important as we age.” in their homes and around their family is ensuring rural “I think people have to stay the course and I know how communities have consistent access to home care, says hard it is on small business, especially in the food service Cannington Harrison. “Home care is a big part of allowing seniors to industry,” she said. “I think that with the help from the remain in their own homes and ensuring they’re receiv- federal government hopefully people can hold on until Daryl Harrison, Sask Party LQJWKHFDUHWKH\QHHGµKHVDLG´%HLQJDEOHWRKDYHWKDW we’re out the other end. 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One of the treats of the autumn season are the changing of the colours of nature. One of the best places to see this colourful magic is the Clear Lake area in Riding Mountain National Park. Recently Ed James spent three days there with a fellow photographer taking pictures of nature’s changing beauty. Shown here are some of the colourful photos James captured of autumn in the Clear Lake area. Monday, October 5, 2020 The World-Spectator - Moosomin, Sask. 23 -D\VFHOHEUDWHUHWXUQVWRSOD\RͿV 7KH7RURQWR %XͿDOR %OXH-D\VDUHEDFNLQWKH0DMRU DW:LQJHG)RRWGXULQJWKHWKLUGURXQGRIWKH862SHQ /HDJXH %DVHEDOO SOD\RͿV IRU WKH ÀUVW WLPH VLQFH  ´+HGLGVRKLWWLQJIURPVSRWVUHTXLULQJDFRPSDVVUDWK- EXWWKH\·UHSDUWO\REVFXUHGEHFDXVHRIWKHJLJDQWLFDV- HUWKDQD\DUGDJHERRNQHHGLQJDZHHGZDFNHULQVWHDG WHULVN7KH%OXH-D\VFRPSLOHGWKHHLJKWKEHVWUHFRUGLQ RIDZHGJHµ WKH$PHULFDQ/HDJXHEXWWKH\VWDUWHGRQHTXDOIRRWLQJ Bruce Penton ‡ &RPHG\ ZULWHU$OH[ .DVHEHUJ ´'DQQ\ /HH ZLWK- ZLWKRWKHUWHDPVLQWKHWZROHDJXHV GUHZ IURP WKH 86 2SHQ DIWHU WDNLQJ VL[ VWURNHV WR %DVHEDOOWUDGLWLRQDOLVWVPD\FULQJHEXWWUDGLWLRQKDV PDNHDIRXUIRRWSXWW7RJLYH\RXDQLGHDKRZEDGLW WDNHQDYDFDWLRQLQ7UDGLWLRQLVIRUFHGWRJRRXWWKH ZDV/HHZDVQDPHGDQKRQRUDU\1HZ

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2020 UBDG Champs Ian McKay and Gage McKay above and top right.

Cody Christoph of Regina.

Denzel Fehr of Regina.

Chris Hoyt of Regina Joshua Istace of Moosomin Disc golf championship goes to McKay duo

BY CHRIS ISTACE um with a minus-9 through 36-holes of play. course. The facility is located at the Rocanville Cross- On Sept. 27,Peepeekeesis First Nation’s Ian McKay and A total of nine teams entered this year’s UBDG Cham- Country Ski Club. The event is sponsored by CDI Injury Gage McKay grabbed ahold of the 2020 Universal Bush pionship, coming from as far away as Regina, Balcarres, 5HFRYHU&HQWUHDQG&RUDO,VWDFH'HQQLVDQG$DURQ+DFN Disc Golf Championship (UBDG) in Rocanville early and Yorkton and elsewhere in Southeast Saskatchewan. Moo- also put hours labor to put the course in incredibly beauti- never let go. somin entries and past champions Les Voyageurs, Chris ful condition. 1RZWKH\KROGWKHR΀FLDO8%'*FKDPSLRQVKLSEHOWV ,VWDFHDQG-RVKXD,VWDFHSODFHGÀIWKLQWKHHYHQWZKLOH Rocanville Trail is the best it’s ever been. And now new placing them atop the bush disc golf world. fellow Moosominite Andrew Mountain was eighth, play- members join four others in the hallowed halls that mark The McKays put together a minus-eight and minus-six ing alongside his brother Taylor Mountain of Regina. the tunnel-shooting, trail-following, shot-shaping, long- IRUDÀQDOVFRUHRIPLQXVWKURXJKWZRURXQGVRIGRX- The McKays now join the “UBDG Champions Club” putt-making, tree-avoiding legends of the UBDG Cham- bles-scramble play, three strokes better than defending where they will forever be members of an elite group of pionship. 8%'* &KDPSLRQV WKH 5HSHDW 2ͿHQGHUV 'XQFDQ +RO- disc golfers worthy of wearing the green Rocanville Trail ness (Broadview) and Evan Drader (Regina). Champions shirt. 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Lower Qu’Apelle Watershed Stewards LAND USE AND WATER QUALITY REPORT A SAFE DRINKING WATER STRATEGY )DUPODQGUXQRͿFDQEHDVLJQLÀFDQWQRQSRLQWVRXUFH Back in the spring of 2001, about 7,000 people in North protected water. (https://www.wsask.ca/Water-Info/ of nutrients, so for the second study the LQWS commis- %DWWOHIRUG VXͿHUHG IURP YRPLWLQJ GLDUUKHD DQG KLJK Watershed-Planning) VLRQHGWKH*OREDO,QVWLWXWHIRU:DWHU6HFXULW\LQ6DVND- fever when the parasite cryptosporidium got into their In a 2010 assessment, surface water quality and health toon to assess farming practices in the watershed and drinking water. This was a very serious health concern in the Lower Qu’Appelle Watershed were rated as whether changes to them could reduce the amount of nu- so the government established a Special Commission. “stressed.” To better understand how much nutrients trients making their way into the Qu’Appelle River. The The lead, Justice Lang, found that Saskatchewan had no were getting into the Qu’Appelle River, and where they report would look at several farming practices that occur co-ordinated watershed protection plans, and was not were coming from, and how they could reduce them, the across the watershed such as fertilizer application, cattle protecting surface and ground water sources. Preventing Lower Qu’Appelle Watershed Stewards (LQWS) under- and manure management, seeding cropland to hay, and nutrients and other contaminants from getting into our took two studies from 2013 to 2016. wetland drainage. The report would then highlight the ZDWHUVXSSOLHVLVWKHÀUVWEDUULHUIRUWKHSURWHFWLRQRIVDIH SRWHQWLDOLPSDFWVRIHDFKDVZHOODVWKHSRWHQWLDOEHQHÀWV drinking water. THE NUTRIENT LOADING INTO that changes to farming practices, like restoring drained In response to Justice Lang’s recommendations, the THE LOWER QU’APPELLE WATERSHED STUDY wetlands, could have in improving water quality. province created the Safe Drinking Water Strategy. Key to &RPSOHWHGE\WKH8QLYHUVLW\RI5HJLQDWKHÀUVWVWXG\ Understanding how much nutrients are getting into this action plan was local collaboration to create indepen- measured the amount of nutrients coming from the 53 RXUZDWHULVNH\WRXQGHUVWDQGLQJDQGÀ[LQJWKHSURE- GHQW QRQSURÀW :DWHUVKHG6WHZDUGVKLS *URXSV DFURVV community municipal wastewater treatment systems lem, so in our next article we will be talking about what the province. Each watershed group would identify the WKDWGLVFKDUJHWUHDWHGH΁XHQWLQWRWKH4X·$SSHOOH5LYHU we found. threats to their water quality and work with local stake- ZDWHUVKHG 7KH VWXG\ ZRXOG DOVR ÀQG RXW KRZ PXFK Like what you read? Watch for our next article “Knowing holders to implement projects that would improve and nutrients were coming from other sources (called “non- the Source”. Rocanville Rec Report Andrea Logan, Recreation Director

DIAL-A-VAN ber. Yoga is soooo good for your immune system and for Rocanville Dial-A-Van will resume regular driving stress management and let’s face it, this year could use Disc Golf hours starting on Monday, October 5, 2020. All seniors in some POSITIVE vibes, some LOVE, and SELF CARE. Call &RPHFKHFNRXW'LVF*ROI7KH5RFDQYLOOH&URVV&RXQ- the town of Rocanville are welcome to ride the bus on or text 306-434-7551 if interested. WU\6NL7UDLOVKDYHDQKROHGLVFJROIFRXUVH Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 am to 4 pm. 'LVFJROILVDÁ\LQJGLVFVSRUWLQZKLFKSOD\HUVWKURZ We can take you uptown to the market garden, grocery PUMPKIN CARVING CONTEST a disc at a target; it is played using rules similar to golf. shopping, to get the mail, to a doctor’s appointment, to Carve your pumpkin, post a picture on the Rocanville Players complete a hole by throwing a disc from a tee the bank or a hair appointment all for a return trip of Recreation Facebook page by Wednesday, October 28. area toward a target, throwing again from where the pre- $2.50. We’ll carry your groceries and will drive you from (Please state the name of the carver and age category). vious throw landed, until the target is reached. Usually, one place to the next. We have a lift if you feel the steps Prizes to win. the number of throws a player uses to reach each target is aren’t for you. Please call (306) 434-6644 to book your ride. tallied (often in relation to par), and players seek to com- Our drivers are all volunteers and if you feel you could COLORING CONTEST plete each hole in the lowest number of total throws. help us by driving one or two days a month, then that Look in your community calendar for the picture to would be appreciated. Helping our seniors is a great way FRORU+DQGLQWRWKH5HF2΀FH 0RQGD\WR)ULGD\DP ROCANVILLE LIBRARY to make our community even better than it is. pm). At this time, the library is slowly reopening to the pub- OLF:HDUHRͿHULQJFXUEVLGHSLFNXSIRU\RXUOLEUDU\UH- CORE FITNESS ROCANVILLE RECREATION BOARD quests or holds during regular open hours. Core Fitness will be held at the Pentecostal Church. 7KH$QQXDO*HQHUDO0HHWLQJZLOOEHKHOGRQ2FWREHU 3XEOLFDEOHWRHQWHU/LEUDU\ZLWKDOLPLWRIÀYHSDWURQV $OOÀWQHVVOHYHOVZHOFRPHGURSLQIHH3OHDVHEULQJ 14, 7 pm at the hall. DWDWLPH&DQGURSRͿUHWXUQVSLFNXSKROGVDQGSODFH your own yoga mat. Please contact Monique Campbell, requests. One public computer available for essential use. FHUWLÀHGSHUVRQDOWUDLQHUDQGFRDFKIRUPRUHLQIRUPDWLRQ ROCANVILLE CURLING RINK No shelf browsing until the next stage of our reopen plan (306-728-7020). $QQXDO*HQHUDO0HHWLQJ2FWREHUSPDWWKH&XUO- is announced. Curbside pickup will still be available. ing Rink. New board members needed. Everyone wel- All returned items must be quarantined for 72 hours YOGA WITH TARA come. EHIRUHSURFHVVLQJ,I\RXDUHVHQWDQRWLÀFDWLRQRIKDYLQJ Yoga anyone? I am getting ready to host classes in Octo- overdue items but have returned them already—do not SKATING RINK be alarmed. No late fees will be charged, and items will be 7KH$QQXDO*HQHUDO0HHWLQJZLOOEHKHOG2FWREHU checked in the following week as we are only operational pm at the rink. New board members needed. Everyone over three week days. welcome. No programming until further notice. If you have any questions regarding the current poli- PICKLEBALL cies, would like to place holds or place a curbside pick Pickleball will be held every Tuesday night from 7-9 pm up order, feel free to contact the library at 306-645-2088, on the skating rink ice surface (use the southwest man by email [email protected] or through our door to access ice surface). The cost is $5/person. Facebook page/messenger. Covid precautions will be taken. Sanitized paddles and balls will be provided. Interested in joining the Library Board? Sanitizer will also be provided. Only one court has been The library is looking for more board members to pro- set up at this time. If there is enough interest, then a sec- YLGHIUHVKLQSXWDQGQHZLGHDV,ILQWHUHVWHGSOHDVHFDOO ond court can be set up. the library at 306-645-2088. For any questions please contact Sandra Logan. Text or Hours: call 306-434-7284. Wednesday 9 am-12 pm and 2-6 pm Thursday 2-6 pm ROCANVILLE MINOR HOCKEY Friday 2-6 pm Hockey registrations are now being accepted. You can ÀQGUHJLVWUDWLRQIRUPVRQWKH5RFDQYLOOH0LQRU+RFNH\ ROCANVILLE COMMUNITY THRIFT STORE Facebook page and in the September edition of the Rocan- Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1-4 pm; Thursday 6-8 pm ville Community Calendar. If you still have a set of jerseys Our volunteers make the thrift store what it is in our from last years season, could you please return them to community and we are always looking for new vol- WKHUHFR΀FH-HUVH\VFDQEHUHWXUQHG0RQGD\7KXUVGD\ unteers. If you are interested in working a few hours a between the hours of 9 am to 3 pm. Please remove your month, please call Marilyn at 306-645-4553. child’s name bar from the back of the jersey. ROCANVILLE FOOD SHARE ROCANVILLE DANCE CLUB Please keep in mind the needs of those less fortunate Registration is now open. Please contact Janelle Kurbis and give to your local Food Bank. Monetary donations at [email protected] are gratefully accepted. Cheques made payable to Town of Rocanville can be mailed to Box 623, Rocanville, SK CANSKATE S0A 3L0. An income tax receipt can be provided for dona- Registration is now open. Please contact Janelle Kurbis tions of $20 or more. at [email protected] If you know anyone in the area in need of food, please contact: CROSS COUNTRY SKI TRAILS Darlene Williams 645-2921 The Rocanville cross country ski trails are open for Pastor Paul Bunz 434-5375 walkers. There is two kilometers of beautifully groomed Roseanne Kelly 306-434-9484 trails for you to enjoy free of charge. Betty Mills 306-645-2102

Reaching for the heavens Cyril Skoloda submitted this photo of his su- per tall sunflowers in Esterhazy. The photo was The World-Spectator’s deadline is Thursdays at noon taken by his sister Christina. 26 The World-Spectator - Moosomin, Sask. Monday, October 5, 2020 :DZRWD1HZV Myrna Olson 306-739-2519 • [email protected]

New playground equipment was installed at the Wa- day. an (Eveleen) and Ron (Kathleen) and their families. He wota School recently. This was the result of the Play- The RTR group from the Wawota United Church had a was a former long-time resident of the Wawota area for ground Committee spearheading three years of fundrais- very successful weekend last week. They took pre-orders many years. ing. Installation was done by Vermillion and Steel Reef for pies and with 241 orders, they started on Thursday Allan and Deb Phillips will soon be moving into to the Infrastructure, Roccoco Construction, C&M Homes and evening and baked pies on Friday and a few on Saturday Jean Phillips house. Brandon and Julia Harper and Da- Adam Brehaut and many volunteers. This brought mem- morning. They also sold several jars of jam, jellies and vid who were renting the Phillips house have purchased ories from years ago when Art and Dianne Myers helped relishes. There were 13 helpers. This is a good service to the trailer on Main Street formerly owned by Chase Levi. develop the former playground. I remember helping their many customers and a good boost to the church’s Andrea Kozak and her partner Dean Claypool will be liv- rake up stones and pull roots. ÀQDQFHV ing on the Phillips acreage. Welcome home, Andrea! Visiting with Ken and Monique Myers recently was Word has been received of the passing of Cornie Bute In memory of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, here is a quote Monique’s brother Brian Campeau from Quebec. He of Swift Current. He passed away on September 15 at the from her: “When I’m sometimes asked, ‘When will there helped with the harvest. age of 86 years old. A service was held at Trailview Al- be enough (women on the Supreme Court)?’ and I say, Joe and Jean Brisbois travelled to Winnipeg last week- liance Church and interment was in the Meridian Cem- ‘When there are nine,’ and people are shocked. But end to visit with Clinton Brisbois and Kelly Chuchmuch. etery at Wawota. Cornie was predeceased by his wives, there’d been nine men and nobody’s ever raised a ques- While there they helped Clinton celebrate his 46th birth- Mary and Myrtle, and leaves children Carrie (Vern), Bri- tion about that!” Tundra Chad Carpenter

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Wishing all our students a safe school year. Remember We had another birthday party this week when Mildred ta Downer, comes to the Villa to look after the tenants’ to watch for those school buses! Wilson celebrated her 91st birthday. Her two daughters needs. Just a note that may be helpful for those planning Kim Gordon of Treesbank popped in to visit Dan and came from Regina to spend the day with her and brought to visit the tenants here—meals times are breakfast 7:30– Robin Tremblay. a special cake which we all enjoyed at supper time. We 9 am, dinner 11:45 am, and supper 4:45 pm. No meals are Congratulations to Chantal Bryant and Brad Lesy who then sang the usual “happy birthday.” Our activities con- served to drop-ins because of the pandemic, sorry! We were married this summer. tinue as scheduled under the direction of Doris Erickson certainly welcome family members and friends to visit ZLWKH[HUFLVHVÁRRUFXUOLQJDQG%LQJR&KDUORWWH.RYDFK (two at a time maximum) in our rooms only. shows a movie and popcorn every Friday evening and Visitors for the week of September 20-26 are as follows: To contact the World-Spectator keeps our bookcases stocked with reading material (regu- )OR\GDQG/HH.UXNRͿ5LFKDUG.HWFKHVRQ6KHUU\:LO- lar and large print). We certainly appreciate the services son, Marion Husband, Charlotte Kovach, Heather, Janice email [email protected] these two women render! The books that we enjoy are de- Kalaman, Norma Wilson, Donald Baker, Ingrid Hansen, livered by Charlotte from the local library. Sharon Kennette, Rick Colborn, Remi and Gwen Donais, or phone 306-435-2445 On Wednesday each week a local hairdresser, Kris- Marilyn Mason, Maxine Patron, and Lydia Frazer.

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Next issue: October 16 Deadline: October 7 Call 306-435-2445 www.plainandvalley.com Monday, October 5, 2020 The World—Spectator — Moosomin, Sask 27 Moosomin Rec Report Mike Schwean, Recreation Director • 306-435-3622 • [email protected]

RECFEST 2020! sponsors and regional sponsors. &RPPXQLW\%RRNLQJVDPSP last April but now we are so excited to pro- 2019 was a huge success as we hosted a :KHQ\RXUHWXUQ\RXZLOOÀQG Family Day Special: 10 am-10 pm FHHG ZLWK RXU ÀUVW HYHU ,* :HDOWK0DQ- one-night evening with all our Sportsplex Dressing Room 1: New matting and &KULVWPDV3DUWLHV %RZOLQJVLGH SP agement Indoor Golf Championship com- programs/times. Programmers and in- IDOVHFHLOLQJQHZÀ[WXUHV close LQJ XS 2FWREHU  7KH HYHQW ZLOO EULQJ structors were on site to provide answers 'UHVVLQJ5RRP)DOVHFHLOLQJQHZÀ[- EDFNWKHWRSJROIHUVIURPODVWZLQWHU·V and take registrations. With that in mind tures Friday Night WWW Thursday Night League and have we are excited about RECFEST 2020. In 'UHVVLQJ 5RRPV  DQG  &RP- Corporate League WKHPSOD\RͿXQWLOWKHUHLVRQO\RQHSOD\HU pletely repainted and new benches standing. addition to everything else, we will have fills sponsorships! 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If makes for an awesome Friday night as you have any questions in advance feel SDLQWHGDQGQHZÀ[WXUHV Sharpe’s Crop All used matting: Repainted sponsors are always full of great ideas and free to contact Mike or Catherine at the plans! Services Farmers 5HFUHDWLRQ2΀FH Upstairs Bathrooms: Gutted and com- pletely redone So with that here is our list of Friday World Wide Golf League Centre Ice Scoreclock: New centre ice Night Golf along with the evenings spon- We are excited about one of our new pro- Power Skating FORFN«DEVROXWHO\VWXQQLQJ sors: gramming opportunities—Sharpe’s Crop 7KH SOH[ ZLQWHU VHDVRQ NLFNV RͿ ZLWK Ice Level Intro Lighting: NHL Style )ULGD\ 1RYHPEHU  &RQH[XV &UHGLW Services Farmers Golf League. The league a bang with Edge 2 Edge Casey O’Brien &DPHUD 7UDFNLQJ 6\VWHP )URP ,.6« Union will be scheduled for Friday afternoons Power Skating. Times for this week in- ZHDUHWKHÀUVWLQ6DVNDWFKHZDQZLWKWKLV )ULGD\1RYHPEHU'DLU\4XHHQ at 1 pm with guys playing nine holes of clude: technology Friday, November 20: Moosomin Moose golf at various indoor courses around the Tuesday/Thursday Odds and ends, tons of little upgrades to Fraternity/Parks and Recreation world. This league, like Thursday night, 8²*URXS²SP make your visit more enjoyable Friday, November 27: LH Bradley and will not require an ongoing commitment. 8²*URXS²SP Exterior: Repainted Son It will award points on a weekly basis. The 8²*URXS²SP 1RZFORVHWR\HDUVROGWKHEXLOGLQJ )ULGD\'HFHPEHU%RUGHUODQG&RRS more Fridays you attend the more points 8²SP has never looked better than it will on Friday, December 11: Christmas Party you accumulate. Then in the spring of Wednesday/Friday opening day—2020! Season ZHZLOOKDYHRXUOHDJXHÀQDOH 8²*URXS²SP )ULGD\ 'HFHPEHU  &KULVWPDV 3DUW\ If you are interested in getting on the 8²*URXS²SP Communiplex Season email list, just let me know at msmn.rec. 8²*URXS²SP )ULGD\'HFHPEHU&KULVWPDV [email protected] 88²SP schedule goes online! Friday, January 1: Near Years Day Saturday It has been a while coming but 2020- )ULGD\-DQXDU\013 Sportsplex 8²*URXS²DP 21 will be the year the Communiplex ice )ULGD\-DQXDU\+HEHUW0HWDO5RRI- 8²*URXS²DP schedule goes online in real time. While ing excited to welcome 8²*URXS²DP bookings must still be made through the Friday, January 22: Tom’s Electric Chase the Ace this winter! 8²*URXS²DP 5HFUHDWLRQ 2΀FH SDWURQV ZLOO EH DEOH Friday, January 29: Dairy Queen We are so excited to have the Kinettes 8²SP to look online to see the most up to date )ULGD\)HEUXDU\5R\DO/H3DJH Club on board as they host Chase the Ace 88²SP schedule. To access the schedule please go Friday, February 12: Pipestone Hills events every Saturday night starting in $WRP%DGJHUV²SP to https://kvisit.com/iv-yvAQ. Golf Club mid September. In addition to Chase the Friday, February 19: Sharpe’s Soil Ser- $FHZHZLOORͿHUVSHFLDOVHYHU\6DWXUGD\ Communiplex 2020/21 vice night on all our various games, including Covid-19 Reopen Plan! Sportsplex Regular Hours )ULGD\)HEUXDU\9DGHUVWDG ERZOLQJELOOLDUGVVKX΁HERDUGDQGYDUL- With the opening of our 2020/21 winter )ULGD\0DUFK&HOHEUDWLRQ)RUG ous simulator games! Patrons can be reassured we have a well Friday, March 12: Witch’s Brew thought out plan to ensure all users and programs drawing closer and closer, we are excited to announce our seasonal win- Friday, March 19: Pharmasave We welcome VWDͿDUHDVVDIHDVSRVVLEOHIURP&RYLG )ULGD\0DUFK&RQH[XV&UHGLW8QLRQ With regards to dressing rooms we will ter hours. Here is the listing. We do urge our walkers back patrons to pre-book times prior to arriving Friday, April 2: Uptown Hotel We are now allowed to have walkers use both the main entrances and the south Friday, April 9: Red Barn/Dano’s entrance. With this system, patrons leav- to avoid disappointment. That said, when back in the facility using their FOBs. We open we do take walk-ons when games )ULGD\$SULO+XE$JHQFLHV do have rules and regulations to follow so ing and patrons arriving will never cross )ULGD\$SULO+RPH+DUGZDUH paths. Patrons are reminded to arrive no are open. ZHDVN\RXFRQWDFW&DWKHULQHDW Monday to Wednesday: Closed to pub- )ULGD\ $SULO  :LQGXS³1XWULHQ and she will help you out. sooner than half an hour prior to events Mine and vacate the rooms no more than half lic 7KXUVGD\2SHQSP Friday nights are scramble format, so hour after events. ´JROÀQJDELOLW\µLVRIOLWWOHLPSRUWDQFH:H Snow-Birders Friday Dressing Rooms allocations will include Friday: Open noon to midnight Saturday: Open 10 am to midnight are more about getting out, having some Programming (random times assigned below): wings and a couple hours of socializing. at the Sportsplex 3UDFWLFHZRXOGXVH5RRPV²0DLQ Sunday: Open 10 am to 10 pm As well this is a come and go league so We are excited about another of our new entrance–9 am 2020/21 players are not committed regularly. You programming options for 2020/21! With 3UDFWLFHZRXOGXVH5RRPV²6RXWK can sign up for whichever days work for HQWUDQFH²DP HQGVDP«RXWRI Sportsplex Programming many snowbirders grounded for the win- you! To register for a given night or to be ter season, we are planning to keep them ULQNE\SP REGULAR WINTER PROGRAMMING put on our email list please let us know at busy on Friday afternoon with a plethora 3UDFWLFHZRXOGXVH5RRPV²0DLQ Monday [email protected]. RI JDPHV DOO DW D  SHU FHQW GLVFRXQWHG HQWUDQFH²DP (DUO\%LUG:DONHUVDP price! 3UDFWLFHZRXOGXVH5RRPV²6RXWK 5HGLVFRYHU)LWQHVVDP Watch for details in the coming weeks HQWUDQFH²SP DUULYHSP Senior Club Programming: 9 am-Noon Royal LePage— as well as a full description of the event at 3UDFWLFHZRXOGXVH5RRPV²0DLQ Walker–Fitness: 10 am-1 pm King Pin Bowling is BACK! RECFEST 2020! Entrance–2 pm 3LFNOH²%DOOSP We are excited Kim Setrum and the 3UDFWLFHZRXOGXVH5RRPV²6RXWK 'DQFH&OXESP Royal LePage King Pins Bowling League Convention (QWUDQFH²SP Tuesday is back for the second year. Last year was With regards to cleaning we have estab- (DUO\%LUG:DONHUVDPSP awesome! 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Pickle–Ball: 7-9 pm facebook.com/kim.setrum. plan that would give the community the This system allows for dressing rooms Thursday PRVWGLYHUVLÀHGPXOWLSXUSRVHZHOOXVHG and high touch areas to be cleaned in (DUO\%LUG:DONHUVDP facility it could. around two minutes’ time which allows 5HGLVFRYHU)LWQHVVDP IG Wealth Management While no one considered anything like us to keep our schedule as laid out above! Senior Club Programming: 9 am-Noon World Wide Golf League Covid-19, the plan remains amazingly For a complete “Communiplex Reopen” Walker–Fitness: 10 am-1pm We are also excited for another year successful. plan please feel free to contact the Recre- 3LFNOH²%DOOSP of IG Wealth Management WWW Golf Due to Sask Health regulations (for Co- DWLRQ 2΀FH DQG ZH ZRXOG EH KDSS\ WR Royal LePage Bowling: 7-10 pm League. 2019/20 got cut short due to Co- vid-19) our Convention Centre is unable forward it to you! :::/HDJXH*ROISP YLG KRZHYHU ZH ZLOO ÀQLVK RͿ WKH WRDFFHSWPRUHWKDQSDWURQVDWDWLPH Friday season on a Saturday in November. Our So, while a less versatile facility would sit Communiplex (DUO\%LUG:DONHUVDP1RRQ 2020/21 season will begin in late October empty over the winter, our Convention winter season… 6QRZ%LUGHUV&OXEQQSP (depending on the fall). The way we run Centre is bustling with fall/winter plans. Sharpe’s WWW Farmers Golf: 1 pm our league is to take registrations week by Included in our bookings are: we are excited! +DSS\+RXUSP • Cadets-Monday Nights Now heading into late September we week (through email or phone). As such &RUSRUDWH*ROI/HDJXHSP there is no long-term commitment as play- • Club Basketball-Tuesday Nights are just weeks away from opening the &KULVWPDV3DUW\%RRNLQJVSPFORVLQJ • Club Volleyball-Wednesday Nights Communiplex for the 2020/21 winter ers earn points each week they play. If you Saturday would like to be placed on the email list • Gymnastics-Thursday Nights season. I can’t remember the last time I Early Bird Walkers: 9 am-Noon 7KURZ LQ HOHFWLRQ SROOV ÁX VKRW VHV- was more excited for the rink to re-open. please let me know. You can email Mike at &RPPXQLW\%RRNLQJVDPSP [email protected] sions, various meetings and special events While we were forced to shut down early .LQHWWHV&KDVHWKH$FHSP DQGRWKHUHYHQWVDQGZHÀQGRXUVFKHGXOH in the Spring of 2020 due to Covid-19 we &KULVWPDV3DUWLHV %RZOLQJVLGH SP ÀOOLQJXSWRFDSDFLW\ KDYH XVHG WKH WLPH RͿ WR XSJUDGH D WRQ close IG Wealth Management +DWV RͿ WR WKDW FRXQFLO RI WKH GD\ DV of things at the Communiplex. Thanks in Sunday Indoor Golf Championships even through Covid-19 the facility contin- large part to some amazing community Early Bird Walkers: 9 am-Noon Covid-19 put the brakes on our windup ues to serve the community’s needs! 28 The World-Spectator - Moosomin, Sask. Monday, October 5, 2020 &ODVVLÀHGV YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR NEWSPAPER. ONLINE @ WWW.WORLD-SPECTATOR.COM &ODVVLÀHG'HDGOLQH &ODVVLÀHG5DWHV 3D\PHQW0HWKRGV &RQWDFW $OOFODVVLÀHGVUHTXLUHHSUHSD\PHQW E-mail: [email protected] THURSDAYS 1 week: $11 + GST 3 weeks: $24 + GST Phone: 306-435-2445 (44¢/word) (32¢/word - $8/week) VISA, MasterCard, Fax: 306-435-3969 @ NOON 2 weeks: $18 + GST 4 weeks: $28 + GST Cheque, Cash (36¢/word - $9/week) (28¢/word - $7/week) Mail: Box 250, Moosomin, SK S0G 3N0

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MOOSOMIN SASK GATEWAY ANGLICAN PARISH 1117 Main Street ETHEL NITED HURCH BAPTIST CHURCH Phone 306-435-3002 B U C Ph: 306-435-2455 Celebrating Community - Worshipping in Spirit St. Alban’s, Moosomin • St. Thomas, Rocanville www.moosominbaptist.com Parish Services are being held online 10:30 a.m. Join us In through Zoom in conjunction with Sunday Morning Worship in-person services held at St. Thomas Welcome Back Everyone! Person! Parish Hall, Rocanville, starting Please contact Terri Paskell 306-434-9495 by Friday Visit our website to to confi rm your attendance! Building and nurturing RSVP for services October 4th at 11 am. Christian relationships Church: 306-435-2731 You can access services by email, St. Thomas Sunday School Classes Rev. Carolyn: 306-434-5681 follow our facebook page, or fi nd them on our website! will be held via Zoom every second Sunday at 9:30 am. Facebook: Bethel United Church follow us online: www.moosominbaptist.com, For October, the dates are October 11 & 25 Email: [email protected] or Facebook page: Moosomin Baptist Church Mail: Box 37, Moosomin, SK, S0G 3N0 Please contact Tannis at [email protected] for link information …we journey this path together… or email us at [email protected] Follow Anglican Church, Moosomin on Facebook for our daily prayer. Sunday Worship Services CATHOLIC COMMUNITIES OF MOOSOMIN RIVER OF LIFE CHURCH ST MARY’S, MOOSOMIN Pastor: Allan Lautamus at the Church 1501 Broadway Ave. Sunday Morning - 10:00 a.m. & ST ANDREW’S, WAPELLA (306) 435-2798 (Church) Father Franklin Emereuwa Leave message Worship in Korean: 3:30 p.m. 306-435-2993 www.facebook.com/StMarysCatholicChurchMoosomin Sunday Service at 11:00 a.m. Online Streaming Services on Services held according to Saskatchewan public health regulations. YouTube will also be provided at the same times. - St. Mary’s MASS held on Tuesdays and Friday Everyone Welcome! mornings at 9 am, Sundays at 11 am St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church 716 Main St. Moosomin, SK - St. Andrew’s Mass held Sundays at 1 p.m. (Rev. Lip Boon Lee) Offi ce: 306-435-2155 • [email protected] LIMITED TO 65 PEOPLE PER MASS TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH 501 Mark Ave. • Phone 306-435-9035 Saturday, October 10, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. Watch for updates on resuming with Pastor Edmind Mielke of Brandon, MB Everybody Welcome! Church Services Monday, October 5, 2020 The World-Spectator - Moosomin, Sask. 31

Kara Kinna from The World-Spectator presents Lorelei Petreny with $3,000 worth of gift certifi cates from Summer Shopping Spree participating businesses Congratulations Lorelei Petreny WINNER OF $3,000 IN GIFT CERTIFICATES Lorelei is the winner of the World-Spectator Summer Shopping Spree! Lorelei’s prize is $3,000 in gift certifi cates—a $100 gift certifi cate from each of the 30 participating businesses. Lorelei’s name was drawn from entries at Kari’s Kloset in Moosomin. Thank you to all the participating businesses! Congratulations Lorelei and thanks for shopping locally! PARTICIPATING LOCAL BUSINESSES: • Decker’s H20 & Spirits • Virden Home Hardware • Cork & Bone • Glasser’s TV To Go • Esterhazy • Vibe Interior Decorating • Wolverine Supplies • Virden Footwear Home Hardware • Zaylie Furniture & • Bradley & Son Ltd. • Lee’s Carpet Warehouse • Rocanville Town & Appliances • Celebration Ford • Virden Sport & Fashion Country Golf Club • KFC/Pizza Hut • McPhail Travel • Kassie’s Jewelry • Borderland Co-op Moosomin • Denray Tire • Esterhazy Freshmart • Sapara’s Drug Mart • Bumper to Bumper • Mullett’s • Kari’s Kloset • Custom Edge Auto Rocanville/Langenburg Home Hardware • Esterhazy Chicken Chef Detailing • Pharmasave Moosomin • Universe Satellite Sales • Moosomin Family Foods • Kullberg’s Furniture 32 The World-Spectator - Moosomin, Sask. Monday, October 5, 2020 Ag News Record-high lumber prices are boosting construction costs—are they here to stay? In the past few months, the price of a hog feeder barn with a partial concrete lumber for wood frame construction and VWUXFWXUHPD\RQO\FRVWWRPRUH manufacturing of products for construc- WLRQDQGUHQRYDWLRQKDVULVHQVLJQLÀFDQWO\ TOOLS TO COPE WITH THE PRICE INCREASE doubling from June to September 2020. $OWKRXJK LW·V LPSRVVLEOH WR KHGJH DJDLQVW HYHU\ ULVN RI SULFH ÁXFWXDWLRQ A MATTER OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND some strategies are available: The lockdown that came at the start of Opt for a closed bidding process to the pandemic led to a boom in construc- guarantee material prices. In the current tion and renovation projects, resulting context, this poses a risk if prices drop. in an unexpected increase in lumber de- Also, not all contractors will consider PDQG'HPDQGLVDOVRYHU\VWURQJLQWKH closed bidding. United States, accounting for 65% of the 'HOD\ \RXU SURMHFW 7KLV PD\ SURYLGH Canadian lumber market. DWHPSRUDU\VROXWLRQWRWKHVXGGHQSULFH With lumber mills also forced to curtail KLNH +RZHYHU LW·V RQO\ DGYDQWDJHRXV LI SURGXFWLRQFDSDFLW\ZHQRZKDYHDVXS- WKHSURMHFWFDQZDLWDQGWKHUH·VDGRZQ- SO\DQGGHPDQGLPEDODQFH ward price adjustment in the short term. Explore other construction materials op- WILL HIGH PRICES PERSIST? WLRQV/HVVH[SHQVLYHDOWHUQDWLYHVPD\EH In the futures markets, September 2020 DYDLODEOH2QO\DTXDOLÀHGFRQWUDFWRUFDQ lumber prices reached a record-high KHOS\RXVRUWWKURXJKWKHYDULRXVRSWLRQV US$1,000/MBF (thousand board-feet) 3ODQQLQJDQGYHULI\LQJ\RXUSURMHFWFRVW before closing at US$920/MBF. Futures HVWLPDWHEHIRUH\RXVWDUWZRUNLVFULWLFDO prices are a strong indicator of market ex- WRHQVXUH\RXGRQ·WIDOOVKRUWRIIXQGV)RU pectations. The March 2021 price is higher SHDFHRIPLQGDOZD\VDGGDFRQWLQJHQF\ ($457) than the 2019-2020 average ($375). of 10% to 20% for unforeseen project ex- For September 2021, the price is $435, penses. ZKLFKLVVOLJKWO\KLJKHUWKDQWKH average ($397). This indicates the markets WILL CONSTRUCTION COSTS EHOLHYH WKH GHPDQG VSLNH LV WHPSRUDU\ IMPACT PROPERTY VALUE? and prices will drop over the coming Although lumber prices are expected to PRQWKVDOWKRXJKWKH\·OOUHPDLQKLJK return to normal in the medium-term, oth- HUIDFWRUVVXFKDVODERXUVFDUFLW\VHHPWR CONSTRUCTION COSTS UP be a more permanent phenomenon. So, it Material prices have a direct impact on ZRXOGQ·WEHVXUSULVLQJWRVHHWKHXSZDUG construction costs. Other factors are also at pressure on construction costs continue SOD\ LQFOXGLQJ WKH ODERXU VKRUWDJH QHZ for some time. social distancing rules on construction $WHPSRUDU\ULVHLQOXPEHUSULFHVZLOO VLWHVDQGDVFDUFLW\RIRWKHUPDWHULDOV OLNHO\ KDYH OLWWOH LPSDFW RQ WKH PDUNHW The construction costs increase appears Now, building categories in which wood )RUH[DPSOHDPXOWLVWRUH\EURLOHUEDUQ value of properties. However, if prices re- to be felt in all sectors like commercial/ LV PRUH FRPPRQO\ XVHG DUH WKH PRVW could cost up to 30% more to build now PDLQKLJKWKHUHPD\HYHQWXDOO\EHVRPH industrial, agricultural and residential. KHDYLO\DͿHFWHG than it did last spring. On the other hand, upward pressure on the market value.

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Details ApolRESTAURANT lo Car Wash HOURS:0RQGD\)ULGD\DPSP & Laundrom at 6DWXUGD\DPSP‡6XQGD\&/26(' 306-645-2833 Moosomin, SK • 306) 434-6683 :HDUHQRZRSHQWRWKHSXEOLF Rocanville, SK WE ARE OPEN! +RZHYHUZHZLOOFRQWLQXHFXUEVLGHVHUYLFH WE ARE OPEN FOR IRU\RXUFRQYHQLHQFH SIT DOWN AND TAKE OUT! Car Wash • Laundrom at Monday - Friday: Sunday: Car Detaling • Pet Wash 306-435-4143 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Closed Saturday Open 7 Days a week from 6 am - 9 pm ZZZÁDPDQFRP

Fleming Windsor Bar & Grill We can help you with Tuesday - Saturday at 12 Noon Closed Sundays for August & September signs & Social distancing Now Open Sit Down Service & Takeout posters for Covid-19 Daily Specials Off-Sale FLEMING, SK – 306-435-2074 [email protected] DRIVE THRU Pharmasave Moosomin Re-Opens to the Public www.facebook.com/Fleming-Windsor-Bar-Grill MONDAY, MAY 4, 2020 Store Hours: Monday - Saturday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. SERVICE ONLY Q 0D[LPXPRI ÀYH FXVWRPHUVLQ the store at any given time. Before entering the store, customersHelp your customers Q Back door entry to the store only. will be asked two questions: a. remember the rules for Q Enter the store as individuals Have you or any member of your

whenever possible, not as groups. household entered Saskatchewan in the last 14 days? Q Mandatory use of hand sanitizer SOCIAL DISTANCING 11 A.M. - 7:30 P.M. b. Do you currently have any cold or when entering store. ÁX V\PSWRPV shortness of breath?IHYHU FRXJK The World-Spectator can 3+$50$6$9( If the customer answers “YES” to either of KEEP SAFE ZLOO these questions, they will not productbe social distancing KEEP THE SPACE VWLOO RIIHU3DUNLQJ permitted to enter the store. :KHQSLFNLQJXSDSUHVFULSWLRQLQFOXGLQJDQHZSUHVFULSWLRQIU/RW posters and can be customized HOW TO choose not3LFN8S to enter the store. RU'HOLYHU\ for your business by WR \RXUKRPH SOCIAL 3/($6(&$//$+($'   IRUWKRVHadding your business logo. ZKR This will limit wait times in the store. RP\RXUGRFWRURUDUHÀOOSOCIAL DISTANCING DISTANCE SIGNAGE PRICES: Maintain distance of Coroplast signs 22” x 28” $46 2 meters (6 feet) from (Coroplast can be done in any size 630 Main St. • Moosomin, SK other shoppers and staff up to 4’ x 8’ - this is a sample size) MAINTAIN THIS DISTANCE While shopping Vinyl 12” x 18” $5.50 While in-line to pay 306-435-3345   DO NOT TOUCH ITEMS pharmasave.com/moosominGloss posters 13” x 19” $4.50 that you do not intend to purchase Prices include custom design and printing. THANK YOU FOR YOUR CO-OPERATION We can deliver to your location

We can also make floor decals to help your customers with social distancing in a line-up Pickup or Delivery STORE HOURS: Call 306-435-2445 or to your doorstep. 11 am - 5:00 pm email [email protected] to connect with one of our designers! NO DELIVERY FEE! Monday - Friday NO CONTACT PAYMENT 1002 North Front St. OPTIONS: Moosomin, SK Posters • Coroplast Signs Credit Card, E-Transfer Monthly Billing 306-434-5880 Metal Signs • Floor Decals [email protected] Or anything else you may need! 306-435-2445 www.klassenwaterandice.ca [email protected] 36 The World-Spectator - Moosomin, Sask. Monday, October 2, 2020

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