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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 2 SWIFT CURRENT BYELECTION 2018 2 Rumpel excited campaign is underway THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018

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Saskatchewan NDP candidate Stefan Rumpel was o to an up- beat start on Friday when the Swift Current by-election race kicked o . Rumpel was joined by a number of supporters during an in- contact us formal meet-and-greet at his Swift Current Mall Campaign • Phone: 306-773-9321 O ce just hours after the for- • Fax: 306-773-9136 mal announcement of the by- • 30 4th Avenue NW election date of March 1. Swift Current, SK, S9H 0T5 “There’s excitement, energy. It’s good,” Rumpel said hours • www.swbooster.com into the campaign this past Fri- day. advertising sales Rumpel earned the NDP nomination only on January 28, but Kara Stephanson, he already has numerous things in place despite there being a sales manager, 306-770-2223 quick transition from his nom- [email protected] ination win to the start of the by-electioncampaign. Melissa Richardson, sales, “When I set in for nomination 306-770-2226 - I don’t like to lose. I’m not going [email protected] to shy away from that. So if I was going in, and I decided I was Jerry Butterworth, sales, being nominated, I was already 306-770-2227 working ‘ok, what happens if I [email protected] am the candidate’ already put- ting things in place. newsroom “So then when I did win, and was so happy to have the NDP SCOTT ANDERSON/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER Scott Anderson, editor, members support me in that, Saskatchewan NDP candidate Stefan Rumpel speaks with party supporters during the opening day of the 306-770-2224 Swift Current Constituency by-election campaign on February 2. [email protected] then it was easy. I already had a lot of people in place ready to are taken care of, in my opin- whether it be a race like this or but we can also point to ‘well Steven Mah, sports reporter, hit the ground. So we already ion. You start at the base. If your whether you have a leadership our leadership candidates are 306-770-2225 have a lot of key players ready to families, your young profession- race, the ideas that are being talking about this a lot, how do [email protected] make this campaign reach out als, your community members, presented challenge each other you feel about that?’ And then if and really put some questions feel like living here, they’re sup- and force you to think better, that resonates with people, good commercial print into the community that maybe ported, that they are nancially force you to think bigger. And policy is good policy, no matter haven’t been asked, that need to stable. ere’s no worry of how when you’re forced to think big- who brings it forward.” Kara Stephanson, be for some of those people who am I going to pay the bills next ger like that, when we’re having “So I think in this case it’s 306-770-2223, feel like they haven’t necessarily month. ose people then can these conversations with people, a positive because it’s push- [email protected] been listened to.” thrive. And they can jump into and they’re saying ‘well, what ing conversations, it’s opening While he will be unveil- that work force and become a do you believe?’ Well the NDP, up people to thinking about classi eds ing a policy statement during big contributor.” we have our core set of values, new and di erent ideas.” the course of the campaign, Rumpel’s campaign began Classiﬁ eds 1-306-773-9321 Rumpel’s day one message was door knocking on Friday, pro- SWIFT CURRENT BYELECTION 2018 asking does it make sense to pay viding the candidate with a key Fax: 306-773-9136 more for less? chance to hear from voters on classiﬁ [email protected] “You have to ask yourself, the the doorstep. Roy running for Liberals in current government likes to “I’m excited to just go listen circulation make decisions that I don’t ne- to people. I can speak all I want 306-773-9321 cessarily think they consider the about what I believe, but in the Swift Current by-election rami cations for everyone. It’s end, being MLA for Swift Current regional great to promote business and means listening to the people Weyburn’s Aidan Roy will managers the resource sector and all of who live here. So when I go to be carrying the Saskatchewan Michael J. Hertz, Senior Vice those pieces, but at the end of the someone’s door, I don’t want Liberal banner into the Swift President & Group Publisher day if those decisions are taking to walk up and say ‘I’m Stefan Current By-Election. away from education, or health- Rumpel. is is why you should Roy, who sits as the Youth care, or what young families have vote for me.’ I want to walk up Representative on the execu- to spend in a community, that’s and say ‘What are you feeling tive of the Saskatchewan Lib- a problem to me. And that needs in this community? What are eral Party, is now the third to be brought up. ey need to be your issues that you’re facing? declared candidate in the

Funded by the Government of Canada pushed on those issues.” How can I represent you and be March 1 by-election. “And that’s why I want to be in your voice?’ at’s important to Born and raised in Weyburn, there. I want to be able to stand me. And that’s a conversation Roy currently serves as a pre- up and say there are people who that I’m not going to stop if I’m service teacher at the Univer- are being left out that need to be elected. I am going to continue sity of Regina during the third spoken for.” meeting with people and nding year of studies towards a Bach- “When we have a province that out what are the issues that mat- elors of Secondary Education I think has the potential to be ter to this community.” (Major in Social Studies). the greatest in Canada - if we get And while the Saskatchewan “Although I am not from Mail Registration Number: 005950104 our resources going, if we divers- NDP are still in the midst of a Swift Current, I am very com- ity our economy into some of the leadership campaign to select a mitted to representing the back the voice of the moderate newer areas that are jumping up new leader, Rumpel does not feel interests of the hard working and put Saskatchewan rst.” The Southwest Booster is in technology and renewables, this puts his local campaign at a citizens who live here,” Roy He released an eight page published by Swift Current and all of those pieces, which we disadvantage. said via the saskliberals.ca platform via Facebook just be- Holdings Ltd. Partnership, an aﬃ liated company to ALTA can do because we have amaz- “I think it’s good in that website. “Now more than ever fore press deadline on Tuesday. Newspaper Group LP ing, talented people here - then you have a competition, and we need a new, innovative, and Additional information everybody will bene t.” you have ideas that are push- strong leader to represent the about Roy’s campaign will ap- “And the way you start that ing people. So whenever you interests of all of Saskatch- pear in next weeks Southwest is you make sure your people have any democratic process, ewan. Now is the time to bring Booster. A3

SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 3 SWIFT CURRENT BYELECTION 2018 Hindley launches campaign with a ourish

SCOTT ANDERSON by getting out during an elec- SOUTHWEST BOOSTER tion campaign, a by-election campaign, and we’re always Saskatchewan Party candi- looking forward to seeing what date Everett Hindley has had people have to say.” a high energy start to the Swift Hindley was also looking for- Current by-election campaign. ward to the by-election process Hindley had signs pop up all and being the candidate on the around Swift Current over a ballot. Having worked as Execu- snowy weekend, and on Tues- tive Assistant to the Premier, he day he had a campaign visit was part of the Leader’s Tour from newly selected Saskatch- for Brad Wall for province wide ewan Premier Scott Moe. campaigns in 2007, 2011 and ings have obviously been 2016. moving steadily for Hindley “ e last time I did a door since earning the Saskatchewan to door campaign would have Party nomination in late 2017. been 2003. And it’s just excit- “We’ve obviously been doing ing to get back to it again. It’s some preparation since that one thing to get a perspective nomination meeting on the SCOTT ANDERSON/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER around the province of what 11th of December. We’ve got a Saskatchewan Party candidate Everett Hindley poses with his campaign vehicle during the ﬁ rst day of the the issues and the priorities are volunteer team that’s anxious Swift Current Constituency by-election campaign on February 2. for Saskatchewan residents. But and ready to go,” Hindley said it’s really good to be able to get from his 1100 South Service Rd “In terms of issues of concern, Hindley said the SaskParty would do - including some in- door to door right here in Swift E. campaign o ce on Friday. I think both myself and the other leadership race brings a series vestments into education as an Current and talk to your friends And, despite the arrival of candidate that was involved in of positives heading into a new example, and some changes on and your neighbours and your snow and cold on the weekend, the nomination, heard on the legislative session. some of the PST expansions that family members about what he also began taking his cam- education side of things.” “I think that this is an excit- were part of the last budget. they see as being the issues of paign door to door. “In addition to that I think ing time for us across the prov- “I think that’s what’s excit- concern, but also some of the “I’ll begin door knocking, there were a few concerns on ince in Saskatchewan. We’ve ing for us here too. I would say ideas that they have for the going door to door to folks to the doorstep about some of the got some new leadership at that if I get the chance, and if I’m province and for the commun- see them at their places of resi- decisions made in the recent the helm for the party. Premier fortunate enough to have the ity going forward.” dence and their place of busi- budget, whether it was with re- Moe was just o cially sworn in opportunity to be the elected “Its been a bit of a shift for me. ness and talk to them about the gards to the expansion of the today, along with his Cabinet. representative here for the folks Its been a little bit di erent,” he issues and concerns here, and PST, or perhaps some reduc- He made some changes there to of Swift Current, I would take admitted “looking at the signs talk about some of the exciting tions in some other areas.” the Cabinet structure in terms those concerns forward on their on the walls and the logos on things that are on the horizon “When I talked to folks during of which ministers are in which behalf. And I think there’s no my vehicle, it’s a little surreal at for Swift Current, and also what the nomination race, and I’m portfolios. But he also made better method to do that than times.” some of the challenges and pri- sure we’ll get it in the days and some commit- orities are for the people in this weeks ahead, it’ll be important ments during community.” to hear what folks have to say his leadership Hindley noted that the issues and to represent to those views race on some he heard about during the Sask- on their behalf in Regina.” things that he Party nomination campaign were a snapshot of what to expect during the by-election. 41308581 “During the nomination I think add your own toppings with we heard a lot. unlimited fries, onion rings, ere’s some cau- yam fries and cactus cuts! tious optimism here in terms of the BROADCASTING BRONCOS AWAY GAMES economy here with SLGA LICENSED LIQUOR VENDOR Mon–Fri 11:30AM–2PM the oil and gas sector. I had a chance February Special Hours: Monday 6:30am-2pm, to talk to some of Bud Light 24 Cans $3.00 Off Modern Tues 6:30am–4pm, those folks and All Permittees come talk to Steve Weds-Fri 6:30am–9pm Family Restaurant they’re excited for Sat 7am-9pm Sun 8am -2pm things on the hori- or Laci for your 10% savings on your zon.” Beer or Liquor Products 49 Central Ave. N. Swift Current 306-773-8266 A4

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opinion Editor: Scott Anderson Group Publisher: Michael J. Hertz

LETTER TO THE EDITOR Wall extends thank you to Swift Current

An open letter to the people of Swift Current Thank you. These words seem wholly inadequate to their intended task to somehow express my gratitude for the humbling opportunity you have given me since 1999 of serving as your MLA. I have done my best to give a voice to your views and priorities and to advocate for those who brought specific concerns to the MLA office. In this work I was aided immeasurably by the great work of Constituency Assistants. The full time and part time CA’s deserve so much of the credit for anything we were able to accomplish. And I bear the responsibility for those occasions where perhaps we fell short. I need to acknowledge the full time CA’s expressly. Thank you Everett Hindley, Crystal Martens and Nola Smith. contact us The Southwest Booster welcomes letters on matters of public interest for publica- Thanks need to be proffered as well to the various Swift tion over the writer’s name. All letters must be accompanied by the author’s name, Email: [email protected] address and telephone number so that they can be verified. Letters are subject to Current City Councils, area RM Councils, School Boards, the Mail: editing and limited to 300 words. Copyright in letters and other materials submit- Chamber of Commerce and the Health region with whom I 30 – 4th Ave. N.W. ted to the Publisher and accepted for publication remains with the author, but the Publisher and its licensees may freely reproduce them in print, The Booster, its have had the honour to partner on local issues and projects. Swift Current, SK Publisher or Publishers and Alberta Newspaper Group, LP do I hope you will agree we achieved much together over S9H 0T5 not necessarily endorse the views expressed therein. these 17 years. From the petition drive and lobby for a new hospital in Opposition days, to the the Meadows Long-term LETTER TO THE EDITOR Care Centre, two new schools, many important local infrastructure projects, area highway projects like Highway #32, Highway #4 north and south (with more work to come), the TransCanada intersection and lighting, the passing lanes Brad Wall is an inspiration south of the Landing and the new natural gas power plant now under construction: these are all important projects Editor: were one of his several strengths. and investments for our community and local economy. When you think of Brad Wall, what comes to My father Dean was lucky enough to fly Premier At the end of January, our government approved in-year mind? Integrity, humble, hardworking, and poise Wall and his son Colter in his Cessna to Edmonton supplemental education funding with a larger-than formula come to my mind. At 19 years old and in my only two years ago; a last-minute flight to one of proportioned grant to the Chinook School Division. I thank second year of commerce at Edwards School of Colter’s musical performances. I was green with Everett Hindley for his advocacy of this funding and the new Business at the University of Saskatchewan, Brad envy not being able to fly with them, but hounded Premier, the Honourable Scott Moe, for completing the de- Wall has been an inspiration not only to me, but to Dad with questions when he returned from a few cision prioritizing education funding. I know there are great people all over the province, and the country. As I hours with the Premier that day. And from what pressures in our education system and I thank the trustees, currently take a political studies class as an elect- Dad said, I would add genuine to my list of what administrators, teachers, EA’s and all support staff for all ive in completing my bachelors degree, I ponder comes to mind when I think of Brad Wall. that they do for our children and for the high quality educa- over how Mr. Wall’s honourable career as Premier I was helping service combines on our farm just tion in our community. has formed my interest in politics, and impacted north of Beechy, on August 10th, 2017 when I re- I ask your pardon for the mistakes I know I made over my life in Saskatchewan. ceived a text from a friend : “Did you hear about these years. In certain areas I know there is much more I was fortunate enough to spend a special day Brad?”. An immediate “Brad Wall” Google search work to be done, but my regrets are fewer than they might in April of 2017 at the Regina Legislative buildings revealed Premier Wall’s announcement to re- otherwise be, thanks to your encouragement and con- with Hon. Jim Reiter (Minister of Health, as well tire from politics. Feelings of sadness and shock structive criticism. I have said publicly that I have received as the MLA for Rosetown-Elrose constituency). ripped through many communities I’m sure that my best advice and input for the duties I have had in the Meeting several MLA’s and watching Question day, and understandably so. The 14th Saskatch- produce section at Safeway. It was my way of saying that Period were the highlights of that day. Premier ewan Premier served as an MLA since 1999 and the feedback I received right here at home helped shape so Wall and Minister Reiter waved “hello” up to the Premier since 2007, a long and impressive span much of what we tried to accomplish during this decade of guest gallery in the Chamber before Jim gave a that Saskatchewan has welcomed and will miss. growth in Saskatchewan. warm, friendly guest introduction that shocked A hard-working, valued career that no-doubt de- It was a dream of mine from a very early age, perhaps a and humbled me. Talk about feeling welcome. serves a happy retirement. disturbingly early age, to represent this constituency in the Seeing live action of the Premier and his govern- As I watched the Saskatchewan Party Leader Legislative Assembly. That, of course, led to what was and ment defending and preserving the interests of Convention last night, I thought of the politicians will always be the honour of my working life, to serve as Pre- the people of Saskatchewan was something that campaigning and all the people involved. At only mier of our amazing province these last 10 years. I know I won’t soon forget. I am very grateful for 19 I’m not sure what my occupation or work force On behalf of Tami and our kids I offer my deepest thanks that chance as perhaps it caused my political life is going to be like yet, but I’d be lying if I said for your support and encouragement. I know there were “bug” to “bite”. I don’t think of the joy and honour it would be to many occasions where you had an issue to raise when you I remember growing up as a young boy watch- have a career at any capacity in politics. Premier saw us out in the community, but out of respect for our time ing the provincial elections as a family. Dad ex- Wall has been part of an inspiration, displaying together as a family you chose circumspection and delayed plained to me what some of the voting numbers leadership and always having a voice for Saskatch- registering your concern for a later date. This is just one of meant, and who the people were. As I grew older ewan. The benefits his hard work and his commit- the many exemplary reasons I love this community and the and followed politics more closely, “Brad” became ment to this province will be appreciated by the great Southwest. a household name. As he was an excellent speaker, Saskatchewan citizens for many years to come. And so I am back where I started this letter. These words watching videos and speeches of Mr. Wall on so- Even at my age I know that I have been motivated, are truly inadequate to the task, but I tender them to you cial media always interested me. A leader that affected, and thankful for Mr. Wall’s time as de- with the deepest sincerity. earns your respect, and works hard to defend voted Premier and leader of this wonderful prov- Thank you. Always. the interests for Saskatchewan citizens, Premier ince we call home. Thank you, Brad. Brad Wall - Swift Current Resident Wall’s smooth and understanding speaking skills Kevin Stockman - Beechy

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 7 ENTERTAINMENT Juno nominee Nuela Charles performing on Blenders stage Saturday Newly announced JUNO This past summer Charles in a dozen television programs and music starts at 8:30 p.m. Music Series visit www.blend- nominee Nuela Charles will be was selected as one of the 10 and lms in both the U.S. and For more information about ersmusic.ca, or contact Sheri performing in Swift Current finalists in the Allan Slaight Canada. this show or the Blenders Florizone at 306-591-3642. this Saturday as part of the JUNO Master Class, but missed Advance Blenders Music Series. out on being named one of the tickets for her Earlier this week Charles was winners in Canada’s premier February 10 nominated for a JUNO in the artist development program. concert at the Adult Contemporary Album The Edmonton based per- Lyric Theatre of the Year category for her former began her music career are available recording e Grand Hustle. in 2012 with the release of her at Pharma- She is running against Mi- debut album Aware. Music save for $30. chael Buble, Johnny Reid, e from that recording was used Doors open Tenors, and Alysha Brilla. at 7:30 p.m. Country Classic Show Listen to classics like Don Williams, Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, John Denver and many more Call for Board 7 piece band with steel guitar and 5 vocals. Plaza Theatre - Shaunavon Fri. Feb. 16 - 7:30 pm Tickets available - Snack Shack Nominations Armoury Hall - Maple Creek Sat. Feb. 17 - 2:00 pm Tickets available - Pharmasave & Rockin' Horse Cookhouse & Bar Lyric Theatre - Swift Current Sun. Feb. 18 - 7:30 pm Tickets available at Pharmasave Tickets $30.00 EAT YOUR HEART OUT! Make it special with Valentine’s Day dinner reservations at the area’s premiere dining destination!

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 9 POLITICS ister of Central Services and Minister ewan.” responsible for the Public Service Com- Interim Saskatchewan NDP Leader Two Southwest MLAs part of Premier Moe’s first cabinet mission and the Provincial Capital Nicole Sarauer was disappointed that Commission. the new cabinet contains the majority Two of the current three sitting MLAs mains Minister of Highways and “This team of 17 women and men rep- of the ministers who delivered the last in the Southwest have landed respon- Infrastructure, along with Minister re- resent many of the qualities that make provincial budget. sibilities in the cabinet of newly sworn sponsible for SaskBuilds and Priority our province great,” Premier Moe said “At a time when Saskatchewan’s un- in Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe. Saskatchewan. in a press release. “As cabinet, we will employment rate is the highest it’s been Moe was sworn in as Saskatchewan’s His cabinet also returns three of his set targets and continue to strive to in two decades and, for the first time in 15th Premier on February 2 by Lieuten- Saskatchewan Party leadership oppon- reach them. As a team, we will stand over 40 years, is as high as the national ant Governor Vaughn Solomon Schof- ents to the cabinet table. Gordon Wyant with the people of our province. As average, Saskatchewan people can’t af- ield. He then appointed his first cabinet. becomes Deputy Premier and Minister a team, we will stand with Saskatch- ford more of the same.” Lyle Stewart, MLA for Lumsden- of Education, Tina Beaudry-Mellor is Morse, will continue as Minister of the Minister of Advanced Education Agriculture and Minister responsible and Minister responsible for Innovation for Saskatchewan Crop Insurance. Saskatchewan, and Status of Women; WHY WE SAY… Wood River MLA David Marit re- while Ken Cheveldayoff becomes Min- NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING FOR REAL GOOD FOOD! THE SOUTH WEST SASKATCHEWAN FORAGE Only the freshest and highest quality ingredients are CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION LTD used in the preparation of Houston’s famous Research Updates: pizza…we have thick crust pizza, dough and sauce made every day in house! Effect of fl ooding and salinity stress on AC Saltlander and Smooth Brome Chen Gu (Ph.D. candidate) Beef production on novel legume-grass summer pasture mixtures in SK VOTED CANADA’S Samuel Peprah (M.Sc. candidate)

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Tickets went on sale on Monday for local businesses. pieces of metal into art.” Great Plains College’s sixth annual Car- “ e preparation of all the pieces for Among the already unveiled auction hartts and Caviar Welding Showcase and this event is a highlight of our Weld- pieces are a Swift Current Broncos re Auction presented by S3 Enterprises. ing certi cate program,” Swift Current pit and a desk made from a 1941 Chev- A series of one-of-a-kind pieces are Campus welding instructor Jared Mc- rolet Master Deluxe. being prepared for the March 1 event Kenzie said. “It gives students a chance A new surprise element is also being by the college’s welding certificate to practice the skills they’re learning added to this year’s event. Buyers will students, alumni, their instructor plus and showcase the trade by turning have the chance to bid on a mystery NOTICE OF CALL 7th HEAVEN’S FOR NOMINATIONS item that will be unveiled after the win- [Section 66 of the Act] FORM H ning bid is received. GIGANTIC Early bird tickets purchased by Feb- VILLAGE OF STEWART VALLEY WINTER CLOTHING SALE ruary 15 are $40 and can be purchased at the college or by contacting develop- PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that nomination of candidate for the offi ce of: @First United Church Gym [email protected] or 306- COUNCILLOR Sat. Feb. 17th Scarves • Purses 773-1531. Any remaining tickets past will be received by the undersigned at the village offi ce during normal offi ce hours February 15 will be $50. until Wednesday, February 28, 2018 at 4:00 p.m. local time. 11am - 5pm Pants • Sweaters “Supporters of this event not only get to experience a live auction and a fun Nomination forms may be obtained from the village offi ce. Sun. Feb. 18th Tops evening of food and drink, but their dol- Dated this 8th day of February, 2018. 1pm - 5pm Escort Dresses lars are directly supporting the Weld- Teresa Johnsgaard, ing program at the college. We’re very Returning Offi cer OR CASH CHEQUE ONLY thankful to everyone that comes out to the event year after year.” McKenzie said. For a preview of a selection of this year’s auction pieces, visit the Great Plains College Facebook page, Twitter feed or website.

NOTICE The Tax Enforcement Act KARLA MELISSA BARKER TAKE NOTICE that the Village of Mankota intends to be registered as owner under the above Act of the land described as Lot 4 Blk/Par 2 Plan No CB295 Ext 47, Lot 5 Blk/Par 2 Plan No CB295 Ext 0, Lot 34 Blk/Par 2 Plan No 101803126 Ext 44, Lot 35 Blk/Par 2 Plan No 101803126 Ext 45, Lot 36 Blk/Par 2 Plan No 101803126 Ext 46, Title No. 140064825, 140064836, 140065545, 140065556, 140065567. The municipality claims title to the land by virtue of an interest based on the tax lien registered against the existing title to the land in the Land Titles Registry as Interest Number 160539970, 160539981, 178544739, 178544740, 178544751 and you are required to TAKE NOTICE that unless you contest the claim of the municipality or redeem the land pursuant to the provisions of the above Act within six months from the service of this notice on you and, subject to the further provisions of The Tax Enforcement Act, a certiﬁ cate of title will be issued to the applicant and you will thereafter be forever estopped and debarred from setting up any claim to, or in respect of, the land. The amount required to redeem the land may be ascertained on application to the Clerk, Treasurer or Administrator of the municipality. For any questions about the tax enforcement process please contact Taxervice at 1-877-734-3113. Dated this 1st day of February, 2018. April Williamson, Treasurer Village of Mankota

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 11 Maple Creek hosting 4-H Saskatchewan curling competition

4-H curling teams from across urday night at the Maple Creek 4-H Saskatchewan is a pro- Saskatchewan are descending Armoury. ject-based youth organization THE DOOR WITH MORE. on Maple Creek this weekend for The organizing committee dedicated to the growth and steel-craft.ca the 2018 Provincial 4-H Curling is made up of 4-H leaders and development of their members, competition. members from the District #10 leaders, volunteers and staff A total of 17 teams will be 4-H Council, which includes through our motto: “Learn to competing at the three day event Bear Creek Club, Maple Creek do by doing”. 4-H Saskatchewan BUILT FROM which runs February 9 to 11 at Multiple 4-H Club and Reno serves approximately 3,000 4-H the Maple Creek Curling Club. Club. members and 200 clubs. THE INSIDE FOR All teams competing in Maple Creek had to advance through LET US WELCOME YOU! EVERYTHING District and Regional compe- titions to reach the Provincial OUTSIDE. level. The first draw gets under- It’s supposed to freeze tonight. Maybe not. Predicting the weather isn’t our strong suit. way at 4 p.m. on Friday, and Predicting how our garage doors stand up to the weather is. Steel-Craft doors are ready. Our patented Weatherlock technology and Climacore insulation make sure of it. Because opening ceremonies are set for Judy Mauer we’ve put more quality on the inside, you never have to worry about what’s outside. Community Welcome 8 a.m. on Saturday. A banquet Palliser Overhead Doors 2011 Ltd. • 140 4th Ave. N.W, Swi� Current and dance will be held for the 306-773-8839 www.welcomewagon.ca competitors and families on Sat- 6986758 306-773-1497 A12

SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 12 COMMUNITY Swift Current SPCA will launch 2018 appeal on February 15 The Swift Current SPCA’s support the SPCA shelter in kick off their fundraising ef- go a long way to helping keep doesn’t receive any provincial annual financial appeal will 2018. forts. our local animal shelter in or federal funding. The Swift begin on February 15th, and To launch their $18-for-’18 “We will be having some operation if we have enough Current SPCA is also not af- the organization is asking Appeal, the group is planning fun impounding a few local pet lovers respond to our ap- filiated with nor funded by the local residents to consider a a new “Celebrity Dog Pound” celebrities at the SPCA shel- peal.” Saskatchewan SPCA, as the donation of $18 (or more) to event on February 15 to help ter the afternoon of February The Swift Current SPCA is two organizations have some- 15th and ask- largely community-funded what different mandates. ing them to and all donations stay in the Donations toward the SP- raise at least area to support its operation. CA’s $18 for ‘18 Annual Ap- $18 from 18 “We are seeing cost in- peal can be mailed to the people in creases, especially in areas Swift Current SPCA at Box order to be such as medical expenses for 1163, Swift Current, S9H 3X3 released,” pets and maintenance costs or dropped off the SPCA Shel- notes SPCA as our building gets older,” ter at 2101 Knight Crescent President McLaughlin notes. or the SPCA Used Book Store Adoption fees include: Susan Mc- The shelter costs more than at 37 1st Ave NE. Donations ✓ Initial health assessment ✓ Up-to-date vaccinations Laughlin. $25,000 per month to oper- can also be made online at ✓ Spay or neuter and microchipping for your pet “$18 isn’t a ate and served more than 350 the SPCA website www.spcas- ✓ Startup Kit huge amount pets in 2017. wiftcurrent.com. Donations of 306-773-1806 for most of Despite their non-profit or- $10 or more will receive a tax To view all animals for adoption or make a donation, Fernando us, but it can ganization status, the SPCA receipt. please visit www.spcaswiftcurrent.com ✓ Male HOURS: Monday to Wednesday 12:30 PM – 5:30 PM ✓ 4 years 1 month REQUEST FOR TENDERS • LAND FOR SALE BY TENDER Thursday 12:30 PM – 7:00 PM ✓ Unaltered Friday and Saturday 12:30 PM – 5:30 PM ✓ I am a big boy who would love to come RM of Lac Pelletier No. 107 (Owners: Lloyd and Janice Clothier) Sunday CLOSED home with you. I sure hope to SE 12-11-13 W3, Surface Parcel #143339519 see you soon! NE 12-11-13 W3, Surface Parcel #143339542 Conditions: Proud sponsor of Pet of the Week and 1. Bids shall be for individual quarters and may not be conditional on purchase of Exclusive Supplier of Cesar Milian “The Dog Whisperer” products. both quarters. 2. No conditional bids will be accepted. Financing, if required, must be pre-approved. 3. Bids shall contain a bank draft or Manager’s Trust Cheque for 5% of the bid as a deposit payable to the undersigned law fi rm. 4. Bidders must agree to the Terms and Conditions of this Request for Tenders by signing an acknowledgment of same at the time of submitting bid. A copy of the Terms and Conditions is available from the offi ce of the undersigned. 5. The bid, with bidder name, contact details, 5% deposit, and signed acknowledgment of the Terms and Conditions must be submitted to the undersigned law fi rm on or before 12:00 noon, March 1, 2018. The cheques or drafts of unsuccessful bidders will be returned. KANUKA THURINGER LLP Barristers & Solicitors 302 – 350 Cheadle Street West Swift Current, SK S9H 4G3 ATTENTION: ANDREA V. ARGUE

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 13 Peewee Broncos earn single point in Weyburn Junior Colts win twice in Moose Jaw The Swift Current South- Foo all scored with assists The Swift Current Comp. Peacock played with passion Elecs 54-52 in the consolation west Terminal Broncos from Rylan Williams, Junior Colts basketball team and energy and did not quit; nal. earned a single point from a Stringer, Hudson Darby, and won twice in three outings at they earned the victory,” noted “Another game where we two-game road trip against Sumner. the Moose Jaw Invitational coach Adam Jackson. struggled to make shots, and the Weyburn Wings over the The Broncos remain third tournament over the weekend. Ethan Riley led the Colts didn’t do a good job defending weekend. in the South Saskatchewan They opened the weekend with 16 points, followed by 12 the other team’s pick and roll The Broncos lost the Peewee AA Hockey League with a 59-57 loss to the Moose points from Tristen Urquhart- o ense,” said Jackson. opener 6-3 on Saturday. Jace with an 11-8-3 record. Jaw AE Peacock Toilers. e Nelson. The Colts trailed by nine Bymoen scored twice, while The Peewee Broncos will Colts led 49-42 but were out- e Colts rebounded with a points with 4:30 left before they Brayden Sumner added a sin- play three games in as many scored 17-8 in the fourth quar- 101-29 win over a shorthanded changed to a full court press, gle. Carter Herman picked up days this weekend to con- ter. Moose Jaw Vanier Vikings injecting some energy into a pair of assists, followed by a clude the regular season. “We missed a lot of layups team. Riley led the offense the game and forcing multiple single from Kade Stringer. They visit the Moose Jaw in the rst half, and had re- again with 27 points, followed turnovers. ey scored their Sunday, the Broncos had to Warriors on Friday. The peated defensive breakdowns by Logan Friesen with a 15- nal seven points from the free settle for a 3-3 draw after al- Broncos will also host the in the second. We turned point effort. The Colts were throw line to clinch the win. lowing the final two goals in Melville Millionaires on Sat- the ball over early in our of- able to hit 12 three-pointers Austin Wiebe led the Colts the third period. urday at 8 p.m. and Sunday fensive possession, which against a tired Vikings defense. with 17 points, followed by 12 Herman, Ryder Rom- at 12:30 p.m. at Fairview East limited our scoring chances. e Colts topped the Estevan from Carl Soriano. melaere, and Connor Choo- Arena.

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The Swift Current Broncos won two of three games last week as they battled slow starts in a couple of road contests. Tuesday, the Broncos got 30 saves from Joel Hofer in his first career shutout in a 4-0 win over the visiting Prince George Cougars. The Broncos opened the scoring 13:01 into the first period when Tyler Steenbergen tipped home a beautiful pass from Glenn Gawdin for his 37th goal of the season. The Broncos continued to dominate play but were unable to score until late in the second period when Matteo Gennaro fired home a power play goal. The Broncos added two goals in the third period to close the scoring. Max Patterson de- flected home a goal just after a power play expired. Josh Anderson scored against his former team when he jumped into the rush on the power play and tapped home his own re- bound. “I think we struggled a little bit tonight,” said defenseman Colby Sissons. “We kinda played down to their level maybe for the first few periods and maybe throughout the whole game. But I think at the end of the day we stuck to our plan and it paid off in the end.” STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER Hofer made 30 saves to im- Max Patterson (right) had one of the Swift Current Broncos’ early scoring chances on Tavin Grant during last week’s 4-0 win over the visiting prove to 6-2-0-1, while Tavin Prince George Cougars. Grant made 36 saves on 40 shots to fall to 12-14-3-1. Hurricanes. too late. Skinner took the loss the third period for a 4-3 lead. Saturday. The Broncos will The Broncos spent much of It was the first meeting be- with 31 saves. Gennaro quickly added an in- look to improve on their 1-1- the third period shorthanded tween the two teams since a Saturday, Gawdin’s second surance goal during a four-on- 2-0 record in the season series. and really had to battle to keep trade deadline deal brought career hat trick led the Swift four phase of play to close the Steenbergen and Aleksi He- Hofer’s shutout bid alive. Giorgio Estephan, Stuart Skin- Current Broncos to a 5-3 win scoring. Gennaro and Minulin poniemi each have nine points “We definitely wanted to get ner, and Tanner Nagel to the over the host Kootenay Ic. each finished with a goal and in only three games against the that one for him for sure,” said Broncos. But it was former It was an eventful game for an assist and Sissons finished Wheat Kings. Sissons. “He has been pretty Bronco Logan Flodell who the Broncos’ captain as he fin- with four assists and a plus- They will conclude the week- good for us all year. When he stole the show with 40 saves ished with three goals, one as- four rating. end with a return visit to Prince has come in he has done his to lead the Hurricanes to the sist, and eight penalty minutes. Skinner made 36 saves to Albert on Sunday. The Broncos job. It was nice to get that one upset win. The Hurricanes out- Gawdin had 24 points over a improve to 21-18-2-0. Duncan will also host the Wheat Kings for him tonight.” shot the Broncos 18-6 in the 13-game point streak. McGovern fell to 10-7-1-0 after on Wednesday. Sissons finished with three first period as they earned a The Broncos were outshot allowing four goals on 29 shots Bronco Bits: Gawdin finished assists in the win. 2-0 lead that they would never 21-9, but escaped the open- over 50:02 before receiving a the week with 97 points in 53 “I was just working off Gawds relinquish. The Hurricanes ing period tied 2-2. Brett Davis match penalty. Matt Berlin games, only one point behind [Glenn Gawdin] and Steener notched the first four goals and Alec Baer scored for the came on and made seven saves Moose Jaw’s Brayden Burke [Tyler Steenbergen] and them, over the opening 40 minutes, Ice, while Artyom Minulin and on eight shots in relief. for the WHL lead. He was third they have been playing well scoring on each of their first Gawdin replied for the Bron- The Broncos have three in the WHL with 44 goals and lately. I have just been getting three power play opportunities cos. games against East Division second with a plus-44 rat- lots of shots on net and finding along the way. Davis added his second opponents in as many days ing. The Broncos’ first round lanes lately. Patty [Max Patter- Tate Olson, Ty Prefontaine, power play goal of the game this weekend, beginning Friday pick in 2012 is slated to skate son] is a big body in front of the Igor Merezhko, Jordy Bellerive, 4:56 into the middle stanza for when they host the Prince Al- in his 300th WHL game on net, so he has been giving me and Keltie Jeri-Leon all scored a 3-2 Kootenay lead. Gawdin bert Raiders. The Broncos have Saturday against Brandon. Sis- a good chance for things to go as Lethbridge improved to 24- notched his second goal late in a 4-1-0-0 record against the sons was tied for the league in.” 21-6-0. the period to tie the game up Raiders, led by 10 points from lead amongst WHL defense- Friday, a slow start was the The Broncos got third-per- once again. Gawdin in the season series. men with 59 points and led all undoing for the Broncos in a iod goals from Estephan and Gawdin scored his 44th goal The Broncos will also host defensemen with 48 assists in 5-2 loss to the host Lethbridge Gawdin, but it was far too little of the season midway through the Brandon Wheat Kings on 54 games. A17

SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 17 United teams host Kindersley Storm Meachem and Deis curl at Tankard Three Swift Current United Soccer game 2-2 on Saturday. Two rinks with Southwest ties took C Event play, but were eliminated in Club teams hosted their Kindersley The U13 boys emerged from part in the 2018 SaskTel Tankard in a 9-7 loss to Saskatoon’s Brady Ken- Storm counterparts for a total of six Saturday’s action with 3-0 and 3-2 wins Estevan last week. del on Saturday morning. matches over the weekend, finishing over the Storm. The Casey rink, featuring Cabri’s Fox Valley’s Deis rink lost their with five wins and one draw. The U15 girls kept the Storm scoreless Shaun Meachem, won its opener 8-7 opener 7-3 to Saskatoon’s Jason The U11 co-ed United team won their for 100 minutes on Sunday with 7-0 and over Regina’s Daniel Selke on Wed- Jacobson on Wednesday. They opener 1-0 and then tied the second 3-0 wins to conclude the weekend. nesday evening. bounced back with two B Event wins The defending provincial cham- Thursday. They knocked off Saska- pions were knocked from the A Event toon’s Aaron Shutra 12-2 and then in a 9-8 loss to Saskatoon’s Scott edged Estevan’s Brent Gedak 7-5. Bitz on Thursday morning. Casey The Deis rink was comprised of bounced back on Thursday evening lead Kalin Deis, second Jason Barn- with a 12-6 win over Regina’s Randy hart, third Scott Manners, and skip Bryden. Ryan Deis. They were coached by The Casey rink consisted of Kay Montgomery. lead Dustin Kidby, second Shaun They faced Bitz on Friday after- Meachem, third Brock Montgomery, noon and lost 7-6 after falling behind and skip Adam Casey. 6-3 after five ends. They played rival Steve Laycock Deis rattled off C Event wins over on Friday afternoon and lost 8-2 in Regina’s Daniel Selke and Rose- eight ends to fall to the C Event. town’s Carl deConinck Smith before The Casey rink defeated Langen- losing 8-1 to Laycock to finish one burg’s Jeff Hartung 7-2 to open their win short of a playoff appearance. CURLING Another unbeaten team falls in the Super League Only one unbeaten team remains Choice Driving School (Quintin) their after five weeks of the Swift Cur- first loss of the season on Thursday. rent Curling Club – Innovation Ilta Grain/Westax (Kirkpatrick) Credit Union Super League regular defeated Cypress Ford/Subway season. (Rumpel) to move to 5-0 atop the 10- TDK Trucking (Kennedy) handed team standings. Hey ladies... HAVING TROUBLING FINDING STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER United U15 Girls’ striker Tenille Willows (right) tried to get her head on a corner kick during a 7-0 win over the Kindersley Storm Sunday. The right bra for you? Suffer from back pain? Is your bra uncomfortable? OUR BRAS BY JEUNIQUE, LEUNIQUE, TAB Salute to HELP YOU: P Eliminate bruising from underwire Agriculture & Livestock P Improve lymphatic drainage Shirley P Give support P No sag or bounce McInnes P Can eliminate neck and shoulder pain The P Will not ride up your back P Straps stay put and do not Feature dig into your shoulders P Increase circulation Bra Lady P Improve posture Booking Deadline P Make your clothes fi t and look better WE ALSO CARRY PROSTHESESIS P Helps eliminate perspiration AND MASECTOMY PRODUCTS! March 8th By 5:00 P.M under the breasts For a professional ﬁ tting call Shirley today! Publication Day March 15th 306-773-3434

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Lac Pelletier Regional Park 2018 Summer Student Employment Opportunities Lac Pelletier Regional Park is accepting applications for Summer Student Employment in the following areas: • Golf Course (driver’s license required) • Club-house (must be 19) • Maintenance (driver’s license required) • Park Entry Gates Employment opportunities are available for full and part-time work in all areas with position start dates May 1, 2018 and July 1, 2018. Students should clearly indicate the following information on their application: • The above area(s) they are interested in; PIONEER CO-OP EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES • Date available to start work; and Join Our Team! We offer competitive salaries & excellent benefi ts including matched pension • Any previous related work and / or volunteer experience. JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER - Will perform service work and install all aspects of the plumbing To be eligible you must be: trade in the residential and commercial market. Journeyman status and drivers license required. • A full-time secondary or post-secondary student in an accredited institution; BAKER (FT), Wheatland Mall - Responsible for all areas of production, as well as assisting • Returning to full-time studies; and with receiving merchandise, sanitation and other related duties. Heavy lifting is involved. • Willing to work some weekends. Journeyman Baker Status Required. Must be able to work day shifts or night shifts, including all days of the week. Students interested in working for Lac Pelletier Regional Park for the 2018 summer season must submit a resume and 2 references to: AGRONOMIST – Will provide information on all aspects of crop production, such as advising on cropping plans, seed and soil assessments, fertility, pesticide use, resistance management Lac Pelletier Regional Park and harvesting decisions; conduct direct sales calls and attend training and industry meetings. Summer Employment Program Requires degree or diploma in Agriculture. Box 12, Site 6 RR#1 Wymark, SK AGRONOMY SUMMER STUDENT (FT Seasonal) - Duties are to provide customer service, S0N 2Y0 answer phones, assist with paperwork, load chemical for customers and other related duties. Or by email to: [email protected] Closing date March 29, 2018 Farm background and knowledge of chemical, feed & fertilizer are an asset. Heavy lifting involved. May be required to assist at any Pioneer Co-op branch. For more information on the Park check out our website at: lacpelletierregionalpark.ca

CABRI FARM CENTRE (1 PT & 1 Summer Student) - Operation of cash register, provide Thank-you for applying. Only applicants who are selected for gas pump service, provide customer service, stock shelves, general housekeeping and other interviews will be contacted. related duties. Farm knowledge, farm centre or service station experience is an asset but we are willing to train. Must have good customer service skills and the ability to work as part of a team. Lifting involved. Mankota Stockmen's weigh Co. Ltd. STEWART VALLEY (FT Summer Student/Seasonal) – Provide assistance with chemical EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY GENERAL MANAGER shed and oil shed, gas pump and propane service; stocking; loading/unloading merchandise; Chosen applicant will be responsible for all activities in running a successful livestock auction – organization & housekeeping of store, sheds & premises; operate cash register and forklift. sale dates, sorting cattle, buyers, sellers and employee relations with the ability to inspire, Lifting involved. Knowledge of farming operations, chemical, hardware and lumber is an asset. motivate and lead. Drivers License & ability to operate a Forklift required. Will be expected to obtain employer - Hay & Straw procurement provided TDG, WHMIS, Propane & Forklift Certifi cates. Must be available to work Saturdays. - Meetings with the board of directors and industry organizations Term is from May to August. An Excellent opportunity to join a company with a long and reputable history. Salary Negotiable Submit Applications to: Please submit application By March 1, 2018 Pioneer Co-op Human Resources, [email protected] Box 248 Mankota, SK S0H 2W0 1150 Central Ave. N., Swift Current, SK S9H 0G1 We thank all who apply. Ph: 306-778-8707 • Fax: 306-778-3424 • Email: [email protected] Only those selected for further consideration will be interviewed. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY R.M. OF SWIFT CURRENT NO. 137 MOWER/UTILITY PERSON The R.M. of Swift Current No.137 is accepting applications for the full-time seasonal position of mower/utility person. The ideal candidate must have experience in the operation and maintenance of tractors, mowers and rock is seeking an adaptable sales professional to pickers, must have a valid driver’s license, and must have a valid Power Mobile Equipment Certifi cate or be willing to obtain one. Duties to include mowing, sign join the team as a Part Time Sales Coordinator. and culvert maintenance, and any other duties as may be assigned by the foreman. Duties include: Submit written applications stating experience, wages expected and include work related references to: • Accurately entering data, booking campaigns and other necessary 2024 South Service Road West coordination of data entry Swift Current, SK • Providing support to the Sales and Administration team and S9H 5J5 completing additional duties as required Fax 1-306-773-9538 [email protected] • Inside sales for advertising Deadline for applications is February 23, 2018. • Customer service at front counter We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Quali�ications: • Experience in sales or a sales environment • Administration certifi cation • Basic accounting skills/knowledge • Excellent communication skills both written and verbal • Friendly, helpful, energetic and team player • Strong computer skills with profi ciency in Microsoft Offi ce and web based programs Casual Bus Driver, Transportation Department • Willingness to learn new skills in computer Education: Valid Class 3A (1A Preferred) Driver’s license, programs clear drivers abstract • Bondable Experience: Previous experience driving large vehicles

If you meet the above criteria and are looking for a great opportunity, we want to hear from you! Compensation: Pay Class 12 (range of $16.86 to $20.61 per hour) Please apply by February 23, 2018. Resume and cover letter can be Visit the website at submitted to [email protected] or in person to the https://www.saskabilities.ca/career-opportunities Southwest Booster, 30 – 4th Avenue N.W., Swift Current. or call 306-773-2076 for more information. All applications will be treated confi dentially. We thank all applicants for their interest, but only those chosen to continue in the selection Submit resume, cover letter and references to: process will be contacted. Trevor Giesbrecht, SaskAbilities 1551 N Railway St. W, Swift Current, SK S9H 5G3 A19

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Announcements Memorial Thank you In Memory In Memory Donations y THE SUNDROPS Thank You Contributions to The family of Isobel Ring wishes to extend The Meadows our heartfelt gratitude to all our friends and Auxiliary gratefully family. For the cards, flowers, phone calls, accepted visits and food, donation to the church and c/o Eleanore Forge for attending the service. Thanks to Dr. 308 - 230 Louwrens, to Pstor John Koester, the choir Live at the Lister-Kaye Cres. and Ellie Schrag, the organist, the Eastend Lyric Theatre Swift Current, SK United Church Ladies for the wonderful February 14, 2018 S9H 0A4. lunch. And to our family and friends - Ken Showtime 8:00 pm (next of kin name and Ethel Wills, Lineke, Breen, Nancy Doors open 7:30 and address Bascom, Renee, Diane and Kiana Kohl for the Come one, Come all required) family supper. Thank you to Rick and Get your tickets Binkleys for all your help and support at this today! time. Pharmasave 306-773-7261 Legal Notices Proudly sponsored by City of Swift Current NOTICE TO In Memory In Memory of Anderson & CREDITORS Mrs. Grace Darlene Amthor Company who passed away February 1, 2017. www.thesundrops.com IN THE ESTATE OF My mother was a devoted ranch woman. A ALLEN GAYLE very kind person who loved all animals and ZACHARIAS, had a great eye for livestock. She was my DECEASED best friend and I hers. Late of Swift Current, Grace rests in memory upon the cactus hill Abe Enns For Rent Saskatchewan in the west coulee with her beloved Arabian 1934 - 2017 All claims against the horse Shazar. We love you Dad & Grandpa One and two above Estate duly Ride proud and be free my sunshine. I’ll James & Heather bedroom suites veri ed by Statutory never let go of your memory inside me. Colin & Jordan for rent. No pets. Declaration and with Miss you Mom, Love you forever. 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NOTICE TO My life on earth is gone it’s true But always know I’m still with you CREDITORS The joys I’ve had, the love-filled days IN THE ESTATE OF The happy moments, in many countless Feed & Seed CRYSTAL LYNN ways O’DONNELL- Friendships so special, happiness and  SCHUETT, sorrows  DECEASED Make memories last and bring sunshine Late of Swift Current, tomorrows  Saskatchewan  God called me sooner and though why, we THAXTER, Norman THAXTER, Norman All claims against don’t know  the above Estate In loving memory of a loving son who In loving memory of a dear brother who There’s peace in knowing it was my time to was taken from me twenty-six years ago, was taken from us twenty-six years ago,  duly veri ed by go Statutory Declaration Feb 9, 1992. 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Obituaries Obituaries horses and Charolais cows. He enjoyed life events. Elizabeth was predeceased coffee row, playing cards especially crib, by her husband, Bryce (2001), parents rummy & whist, watching ball games Virginia Maudine and Earl Francis and visiting with friends and family. Bercot, brothers Donald, John, Bruce, After Verna passed in 2006, Glen and Paul Bercot, sister Ruth continued to live on the acreage. He Stephenson, and son-in-law Ed became especially good friends with his Salaway. Also predeceased by sisters- neighbor Jack Busse and would in-law Dannie, Marj, Ruth, and Doris regularly go over for coffee, supper and Bercot, brother-in-law Doug cards. Glen was able to live Stephenson, nieces Debra Bercot, Doris independently in his own home for as Lundgren, and nephew Larry Bercot and long as he did because of his devoted her mother and father in-law Eva and friends, Jack Busse and Ray Stevenson, Albert Connick, brother-in-law Jim who helped him clear snow, feed bales, Connick, sisters-in-law Pearl Dorothy care for the horses and the yard and Birrell, Marjorie Moat Marcoux and they checked in on him often. In the fall Norma Johnson. Elizabeth attended of 2016, he moved to the Gull Lake Care Twin Buttes School and Gull Lake High Home for 4 months before he was School. In 1942 she went to Normal BLACKMER transferred to Shaunavon Care Home in CONNICK School in Moose Jaw SK, later teaching Glen Blackmer age 92 years of January 2017 until his passing from a Elizabeth Janet passed peacefully from at Mackstone south of Assiniboia, and Shaunavon, Saskatchewan died on stroke January 25, 2018. He was the cares of this world Monday, January Clairbank School SE of Gull Lake. She Thursday, January 25, 2018 at predeceased by his parents Charles and 15, 2018, at Cypress Regional Hospital, married Bryce Connick at the farm home Shaunavon Hospital & Care Centre. Glen Emma Blackmer, two brothers Eugene Swift Current SK. At the age of 92 of Earl and Maud Bercot February 6, was born December 7, 1925 at Bracken, and Lorne, sister-in-law Doreen years, Elizabeth (Betty) had experienced 1945. They lived on and farmed the land Saskatchewan to Charles and Emma Blackmer and his friend Verna Rapley. the full spectrum of joys and sorrows, across the road from Betty’s childhood Blackmer. He grew up on the family farm Glen is survived by sister-in-law Barbara delights and hardships, abundance and home, which at that time was owned by with his younger brothers Gene and Blackmer of Pincher Creek, Alberta, scarcity, laughter and tears of a long life Stuart and Clara Horne. Elizabeth's Lorne and attended Bracken school. He nephew Rick Blackmer, nieces Brenda well-lived. Over the course of her life she involvement and interest in farming worked as a farmhand for Caswell’s, Lewis, Tracey Blackmer, Linda Mead and was a devoted daughter, sister, mother, operations continued until her passing. McGuire’s and others in the Bracken Beverly Cole, cousin Mildred Edwards, grandmother, great grandmother, aunt, She always wanted to know which field area. He served in WWII. He was step-children Edna Facette (Arthur) of friend, and most of all a loving wife to Dale was working on and how it was deployed overseas however the war Val Marie, Saskatchewan and George Bryce during their 56 years of marriage. going. Elizabeth supported her ended before he saw any action. He Rapley of Climax and their families. Elizabeth was born July 19, 1925, on the community in many ways through returned to the farm north of Bracken Funeral Services were held from Christ family farm, SE 36-11-19 w3rd, in the activities with members of the Golden after the war. Glen enjoyed curling and the King Church in Shaunavon on Twin Buttes district “Up on the Bench” Sheaf Women's Institute. At the time of playing ball. Around 1965, Glen and Ann Wednesday, January 31, 2018 at 2:00 south of Gull Lake SK. She was the fifth her passing she had mourned many were married. Due to his health, around p.m. with Funeral Celebrant Bernadette child and first daughter for Earl and lifelong friends and yet adapted to 1975 he sold the farm and moved to Schneider officiating. The eulogy was Maud (Rudolph) Bercot. A younger changing circumstances. She cherished Shaunavon. Glen worked at the stock presented by his step-granddaughters sister and brother completed the Bercot the friendship of the King Gin family and yards in Shaunavon for many years, as Rose Rapley, Judy Corcoran, and Cathy family of seven children. Elizabeth is appreciated being included in their well as for farmers around the area. Legault. Daniel Facette was the urn survived by her children, Marjorie family times. She leaves us with Glen and Ann parted ways in 1990. Glen bearer. Interment of his cremated Salaway of Langley BC, Lynne (Tom) wonderful memories. Elizabeth became met up with Verna Rapley whom he had remains will take place at a later Dutton of High River AB, and Dale a resident of Autumn House in Gull Lake known from his childhood in Bracken. date at Bracken Cemetery. Binkley’s (Debbie) Connick of Gull Lake SK; her in September, 2013, and lived there until In 1993 they semi-retired on an acreage Funeral Service of Shaunavon brother, Dean Bercot of Fort Wayne, her passing, enjoying the residents and outside of Shaunavon. He enjoyed (www.Binkleys.com) was in charge of Indiana. She is also survived by ten always appreciating the help and caring looking after animals especially his the arrangements. grandchildren: Lisa (Rick Sadler) of staff. Elizabeth's family will honor Salaway, Kevin Salaway; Paul (Jen Kelly) Mom, Betty, Grandma Betty, with a Dutton, David (Shellie) Dutton, Mark Celebration of Life Memorial at 2:00 PM the City of Swift Current and later with (Brianna) Dutton, Colin (Lisa) Dutton; on February 24, 2018, at Knox United W.W. Cooper store as well as assisting Alicin (Andy Good) Connick, Lindsay Church, Gull Lake SK, Reverend Ken with the family business. She married (John Hsu) Connick, Abbie (Philippe Schragg officiating. Interment will take Robert C. Dahl in 1943 and continued to Couillard) Connick, Karyn (Regan) place at a later date. In lieu of flowers, reside in Swift Current until the time of Crone; numerous nieces, nephews, and memorial donations in Betty’s name her death. She was predeceased by her cousins. Elizabeth was always delighted may be made to: Autumn House Box husband of 68 years Robert C. Dahl in to spend time with and hear about her 630 Gull Lake, SK, S0N 1A0 Gull Lake 2011, her father Maurice Leavesley in 22 great grandchildren: Austin Salaway, Ambulance Service Box 656 Gull Lake, 1914, her mother Florence Fox in 1964, Addison Sadler; Thomas, Joseph, and SK, S0N 1A0 Gull Lake Senior Citizens her brother Maurice in 1995 and sister Elizabeth Dutton, Matthew and Damon Hall Box 11 Gull Lake, SK, S0N 1A0 Or in law Marie in 1962. She is survived by Dutton, Charlie and Sam Dutton, Jesse charity of your choice. For further her son Robert M. Dahl of Swift Current and John Dutton; Bria, Alex, and Dale information or to sign the book of and her daughter Nancy (Tim) Brady, Good, Douglas and Elliott Hsu, Emily, condolence, visit www.parksidefuneral- grandchildren, Megan Brady (lain de la Charlie, and Sam Couillard, Claire, home.com. Arrangements in care of mare) and Kyle Brady of Whitehorse, Bryce, and Maelle Crone. She loved Parkside Memorial Funeral Home – YK. At Violet’s request there will be no sharing their music, stories, sports, and Ryan Cappelle. service held. In memory of Violet donations may be made to the Swift Current S.P.C.A. Box 1163, Swift Shaunavon Royal Bank and for DAHL Current, SK S9H 3X3. A special thanks Saskatchewan Crop Insurance in Violet – passed away peacefully at to Dr. Bakare and the staff at Cypress Shaunavon. She loved to be outside and Cypress House on January 28, 2018 at House for their care the past 4 years. took pride in her yard. Following Albert’s 104 years of age. Violet was born For further information visit www.park- passing, she remained on the farm and August 30, 1913 in Swift Current, sidefuneralhome.com. Arrangements in focused on her yard and her kittens. She Saskatchewan. During her working care of Parkside Memorial Funeral loved happy hour and family time. years she was employed as a clerk with Home – Ryan Cappelle. Myrna was predeceased by her husband Albert on January 4, 2016, her parents Bill & Irene Beeson, her brother Brian and her brother-in-law Wayne Oberle. She is survived by her daughter Linda Horn (David), granddaughter Jennifer (Mike) and great granddaughter Jaycee, grandson Evan (Jessie) and great grandsons Dekkar, Kixtyn and Stratton; her daughter Julie Fisher (Kelly), granddaughter Chanda and great grandson Camden, grandson Devan HARRISON Fisher (Ruthie) and great granddaugh- Myrna Harrison age 76 years of ters Eva and Willow; her sister Wendy Shaunavon, Saskatchewan died on Oberle and sister-in-law Barb Beeson. A Tuesday, January 30, 2018 at Clover Public Graveside Service will be held House at The Meadows in Swift Current, Thursday, February 8, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. Saskatchewan. She was born at at Garden Valley Cemetery at Instow, Shaunavon on August 27, 1941. Myrna Saskatchewan with Funeral Celebrant married Albert Harrison on April 1, Bernadette Schneider officiating. 1961. Together they took over the Binkley’s Funeral Service of Shaunavon Harrison Family Farm and started a (www.Binkleys.com) is in charge of the family. She worked for a time at the arrangements. A21

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Obituaries Obituaries and Katherina Griemann; sister and (maternal). Mildred later moved to brother-in-law Mary and Alfred Golden West Manor where she actively Rederburg; sister-in-law June participated in many social activities Griemann; parents-in-law Fred and including card games and weekly Eleanor Duce; sister and brother-in-law church services. She had a great love of Ev and Bud (Harold) Logel; and nephew sports and a few of her favorite pass- Jack Logel. Pete was born in Vibank, SK times were watching curling or her on March 25, 1929. His family moved to favorite Blue Jays baseball, along with the Old Welwyn district where they Saturday coffees with her daughters and farmed for many years. He worked for friends at Springs Restaurant, and Santer's Farm Equipment as a mechanic spending time with her family. In Sept. until he, Irene and family moved to Swift 2016, her health failing, she moved to Current in 1974, where he was farm The Meadows. She continued to spend equipment sales manager for Jay Dee her time watching her favorite sports on Equipment for many years until he TV, playing cards and helping to fold retired in 1995. After retirement he laundry. She was loved by all the staff enjoyed taking great care of their yard, for her positive outlook and beautiful garden and wood working in his shed in personality. Mildred held a special place the back yard. He thoroughly enjoyed in the hearts of all that she met. Her playing his weekly bridge game and HERZOG kind, gentle and caring spirit left an cheering on the Broncos for 20 plus Mildred May Peterson was born July 3, impression on everyone. Her family GRIEMANN years. After selling their home of 36 1919 in Gull Lake, SK, the eldest truly cherished her; she was one of a Peter of Swift Current, SK passed away years, Pete moved to the Bentley, then a daughter to Ben and May Peterson. kind. She embodied the sincerity of a on January 27, 2018 at the age of 88 brief period at Cypress House and then Mildred, along with sisters, Phylis and true friend, the tenderness and years at the Meadows, with his children the Meadows until his passing. Pete's Joyce, grew up spending summers at compassion of a Mother, Grandma and by his side. He leaves to cherish his memorial service was held on Friday, the farm in the Earview District, and Great Grandma; she was the perfect memory his daughters Barb (Doug) Foy February 2, 2018 from the Chapel of winters in Gull Lake. Mildred married combination of caring, sweetness, love of Sylvan Lake, AB, Lori (Grant) Warren's Funeral Home with Peggy Walter Herzog of the Banks district, in a and laughter. She will be loved always, Wittrock of Pennant, SK and son Gary Worrell officiating. The interment double wedding with his brother Alf missed dearly and never forgotten. Griemann of Cold Lake, AB. He was the service will take place at Welwyn (Palma), in June 1942. Mildred and Mildred is predeceased by husband, proud grandpa of nine grandchildren Cemetery at a later date. In memory of Walter settled in Webb, SK, from 1941- Walter (1983), parents Ben (1975) and and seventeen great grandchildren. Pete Pete, donation may be made to the 1973, Walter working with Pioneer May (1984), brother Bernard (1920), leaves one sister Susie (Bill) Marsh of Welwyn Cemetery Fund P.O. Box 118 Grain. They had 2 daughters, Evelyn sister Phyllis (Joe) Ehman (2006), sister Welwyn, SK; three brothers Herman Welwyn, SK S0A 4L0 or to a charity of and Carol, who spent their entire Joyce (Keith)Boyler (2017) and son-in- (Muriel) Griemann of Chilliwack, BC, your choosing. Warren's Funeral Home childhood at Webb. Walt and Mildred law Harvey Pister (1993). Henry Griemann of Moosomin, SK and were entrusted with the arrangements. kept socially active in their community Brothers-in-law: Alf (Palma)Herzog, Will (Judy) Griemann of Red Deer, AB; For further information call through curling, local dances, playing Louis (Helen)Herzog. Sister-in-law; brother-in-law Bob (Val) Duce of Red 306-773-8831 or 1-800-267-6606 or cards, and attending ball games. Marion Herzog. She is survived by Deer, AB; and many nieces and visit our website at www.warrensfuner- Mildred was a part of the daily coffee Daughter Evelyn (Larry) Roosen of Gull nephews. Peter was predeceased by his alhome.com and express your row for more than 18 years. She was Lake, SK; Grandson Rick (Jaunita) wife Irene in October 2009; daughter-in- sympathy to family members in our also an active member of St. Mary’s Roosen of Swift Current, Great- law Connie Griemann; his parents Mike book of condolences. Anglican Church. Living near the Webb grandsons Sam, Jayden, and Kade; school, Mildred was always available to Grandson Terry (Denise) Roosen of offer a helping hand; sewing on buttons, Coaldale, AB, Great-grandchildren fixing ripped clothing, bandaging Megan, Madison, and Riley; and Church in Swift Current before attending scrapes or looking after a sick student First United Church. Bruce was an active Granddaughter Alison (Garry) Peltier of until the parents could pick them up. Medicine Hat, and Great-granddaugh- member of many groups such as the She was always there to help. After 32 UGG Board, Stewart Valley School ters Shelby and Paige, Daughter Carol years in Webb, Walt and Mildred (the late Harvey Pister) Herzog of Swift Board, and the Stewart Valley Curling transferred to Shackelton where they Rink and Skating Rink Committee. He Current, SK; Granddaughter Linelle met new friends and neighbors. They (Chris) Butler of Calgary, AB, Great- was a 4-H outdoors leader and a loved their time in their new home. member of the Stewart Valley Happy grandchildren Grayson and Alexa; Their Grandchildren spent many Raeanne Woycenko of Calgary, AB, and Seniors club. Bruce & Darlene enjoyed weekends with them in Shackelton and going south for twenty-six winters to Great-grandchildren Mason and have many cherished memories of that Mackenzie; Granddaughter Natalie Mission, Texas, where Bruce helped set time. In 1979, Walt retired and they up for church services and other (Jamie) LeBlanc of Swift Current, SK, purchased a home in Swift Current. and Great-grandchild Emerson, her only activities. He enjoyed vacations in During their retirement, they enjoyed Canada and the United States, and a trip Niece, Joanne, who was like another trips to Alaska and Florida. They daughter to her; and her Nephews and to Europe. Bruce loved helping others in enjoyed spending time with family and any way he could. In his spare time, all their families, all who were so watching their Grandchildren in sports important to her. Warren's Funeral Bruce enjoyed playing pool, fishing, and other activities. Walter passed away playing cards, bowling, biking, Home were entrusted with the STEWART in 1983. Mildred enjoyed travel to many arrangements. For further information gardening, and visiting — going for destinations including bus trips with one Bruce Stewart, age 73, beloved husband coffee and visiting was a daily pleasure. call 306-773-8831 or 1-800-267-6606 and father, passed away January 30, of her dearest friends, Ora Wetterstrand, or visit our website at www.warrensfu- Bruce loved life — he was a wonderful and her most memorable trip with her 2018 at Clover House, Swift Current, SK husband, father, brother, uncle, and neralhome.com and express your after a long struggle with cancer. Bruce sisters travelling to England where they sympathy to family members in our friend. Special thanks to friends, found their Gedney ancestral home was predeceased by his parents, Bob & neighbours, and all those who loved and book of condolences. Ethel (Smith) Stewart; his brother Boyd cherished him as much as we did. The Stewart; his parents-in-law, Walter & Memorial Service for Bruce Stewart was Jean (Plunkett) Bowditch; his step- held on Monday, February 5, 2018 at mother-in-law; Nanette Bowditch; his 2:00 pm from First United Church, Swift brother-in-law, Donald Wenzel; and by Current, SK with Rev. Annette Taylor his niece, Tammy Lasante. Bruce is officiating. “Amazing Grace” was sung Four Generations of Professional, Caring, Personalized survived by his wife of 51 years, Darlene by the congregation, with Joan Funeral Services for Swift Current & Southwest Saskatchewan (Bowditch) Stewart; his two daughters, Williamson serving as pianist. Special Patricia (Gilles) Massé and Penny music was brought by Patricia and Jim Warren, Greg Warren, Brad Warren (Warren) Dombowsky; his Aimée Massé, who sang “In the Bulb Jackie Warren-Hunter, Gary Hughes grandchildren, Braden, Dylan, and There is a Flower.” Tributes were given Aimée Massé, and Caetlyn Dombowsky; by Braden Massé and Doug Ferguson. his siblings, Jean Wenzel, Glenn (Linda) The ushers in the church were Shayne Stewart, and Brenda (Don) Kerslake; his Stewart, Todd Bowditch, Gordon sisters-in-law, Judy Waddel and Emily VanKannel, and Curtis Argue. The (Brian) Reich; his brother-in-law, George Private Interment Service was held prior (Debbie) Bowdtich; and by many nieces, to the Memorial Service from the Mount nephews, and extended family. John Pleasant Burial Park Columbarium, Locally owned since 1926 Bruce Stewart was born December 5, Swift Current, SK. In memory of Bruce 1944 to Robert “Bob” & Ethel Stewart in Stewart, donations made to First United Swift Current, SK. He married Darlene Church or the Dr. Noble Irwin Bowditch on December 5, 1944. Bruce Foundation would be appreciated by the Warren’s Funeral & Darlene raised their family and farmed family. Funeral arrangements were in in the Stewart Valley area until retiring care of Swift Current Funeral Home, to their new home in Swift Current, SK. Swift Current, SK. For further Bruce was an active member of the information, or to leave a personal Home 306.773.8831 Stewart Valley United Church and message of condolence on the family’s Visit us at www.warrensfuneralhome.com served on the church board for many obituary page, please go to swiftcurrent- 126 2nd Ave. N.E. Swift Current, Sask. S9H 2C7 years. Later, they attended Grace United funeralhome.com Fax 306-773-9367 • TOLL FREE 1-800-267-6606 A22

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Obituaries Obituaries Moose Jaw, SK. Harvey & Alta farmed formed a strong bond with caregivers south of Morse, where they raised their and staff. On November 28, 2018 she three children — Rod, Roxanne, and moved to the Herbert Integrated Health Donna. They farmed for many years, Facility. With her health declining, this and celebrated 63 years of marriage was a difficult time for her. Mary would together. Alta was an active member of read her Bible, being content and the Morse Seniors Association, and a trusting in God’s plan for her, although past member of the Order of the Royal at times she wondered when she was Purple. Harvey & Alta enjoyed trips going home to her Heavenly Father. south and to Alaska with their friends. Mary is survived by her five children, Alta was able to enjoy living Larry (Adeline) Peters, Neil (Eleanor) independently up until her passing. Alta Peters, Edna Friesen, Wayne (Nadia) was predeceased by her husband, Peters, and Edgar (Junene) Peters; her Harvey Johnson, in 2004; and by her eight grandchildren, Jason (Teri) Peters, daughter, Donna Mae, in 2002. Alta is Sherri (Brett) Glaeser, Jolene (Mike) survived by her children, Rod (Barbara Giesbrecht, Jocelyn (Mark) Carefoot, Hanbidge) Johnson and Roxanne Shannon (Travis) Zayonce, Jennifer Hagley; her seven grandsons; her PETERS (Cam) Taylor, Jayden McIntyre, and sixteen great-grandchildren; her Mary Peters, age 94, of Swift Current, Mark (Dallas) Peters; her nine great- siblings, Phyllis Smith and Harold SK passed away peacefully on Tuesday, grandchildren, Ethan and Sophia Peters, Smith; her sisters-in-law, Joyce January 23, 2018 with her family by her Mitchell and Lauren Glaeser, Cole and Ty JOHNSON Whitelaw and Mavis Berkley; and by side at the Herbert Integrated Care Giesbrecht, Chance and Owen Carefoot, It is with heavy hearts the family of Alta many nieces and nephews. The Private Facility, Herbert, SK. Mary was born and Kristopher Peters; her brother, Nick Johnson, age 97, announce the passing Family Interment Service will be held in August 13, 1923 to Jacob & Katherine (Mary) Wall; her sisters-in-law, Elizabeth of their mom, grandmother, and great- the spring. In memory of Alta Johnson, Wall in the Wymark, SK area, where she (John) Klassen, Helen Peters, Leona grandmother on Monday, January 29, donations made to the Morse Seniors grew up and went to school. In her Peters, Helen Andres, and Sally Wiebe; 2018 at the Cypress Regional Hospital, Association or Morse Museum and younger years — and during the early and by many nieces and nephews. Mary Swift Current, SK. Alta Cloteal Johnson Cultural Centre would be appreciated by days of WWII — Mary and her was predeceased by her husband of 58 was born on December 23, 1920 to the family. Funeral arrangements seventeen-year-old sister, Ann, travelled years, Herman Peters (2008); her Benjamin & Margaret (Stewart) Smith were in care of Swift Current Funeral by train to “Niagara on the Lake,” ON to grandsons, Jeffrey Peters (1993) and — the sixth of fourteen children — and Home, Swift Current, SK. For work in a fruit canning factory. Upon Eugene Friesen (2014); and by many was the first child born at the Morse further information, or to leave a returning home, Mary and Ann both members of the Wall, Peters, and Wiebe Hospital, Morse, SK. Alta married personal message of condolence on the worked at the Swift Current Union families. Mary’s family wishes to thank Harvey Norman Johnson on August 3, family’s obituary page, please go to Hospital doing housekeeping, and later Dr. Kassett, and the staff of the Heritage 1940 at the home of Harvey’s parents in swiftcurrentfuneralhome.com worked as chamber maids at the Manor and the Herbert Integrated Health Imperial Hotel in Swift Current. Facility. “We would like to thank the Reflecting on these years resulted in amazing staff that cared for mom over his 10 children Karen Morgan Spruce many wonderful memories. On October the five plus years, they became family. Grove AB, Randi Sivertsen (Brent) Swift 29, 1950 Mary wed Herman Peters. Thank you, and God bless.” The Funeral Current SK, Astrid Sivertsen B.C., Turid They settled in the Wymark area, where Service for Mary Peters was held on Arsenault Blairmore AB, Karluf Sivertsen they farmed and raised their family of Monday, January 29, 2018 at 1:30 pm (Kelly) Medicine Hat AB, John Sivertsen five children. Mary was a hard worker, from the Church of the Open Bible, Swift (Wanda) Medicine Hat AB, Paul and always made her family a priority. Current, SK with John Kehler officiating. Sivertsen (Leanne) Leduc AB, Peter When Herman & Mary retired, they “Amazing Grace” and “When We All Get Sivertsen (Pauline) Edmonton AB, Erin moved to Swift Current and enjoyed to Heaven” were sung by the Sivertsen Red Deer AB, Eric Sivertsen many great years together there. Mary congregation, with Ruth Kehler serving (Tracy) Grande Prairie AB, many enjoyed her family, and visiting with the as pianist. Rev. Herman Wiebe read grandchildren, great grandchildren and many friends and relatives they had in Scripture and gave the Eulogy. The great great grandchildren. He was western Canada. In particular, she loved tribute was given by Edna Friesen, a predeceased by his parents John and the annual flights to Kelowna to catch up poem was read by Edgar Peters. The Olga Sivertsen and his wife Elizabeth in with her daughter, Edna, and her family ushers in the church were Dwayne Wall, March 2012. Karluf was born and raised and friends. She had a passion for Ken Klassen, Allan Peters, and Melvin in Stavanger Norway on January 11, gardening and reading, but her favourite Friesen. The Private Family Interment 1927. Karluf was united in marriage to hobby was keeping a diary — which she Service was held prior to the Funeral Elizabeth in Londonderry Ireland on July began in her teen years, and maintained Service from Hillcrest Cemetery, Swift 4, 1946. Karluf worked for CPR until his until a few months prior to her passing. Current, SK with Jason Peters, Jolene retirement in 1987. Dad enjoyed Converting this to a computer document Giesbrecht, Shannon Friesen, Mark SIVERTSEN spending his time working in the yard was a source of learning, reflection, and Peters, Mitchell Glaeser, and Chance It is with great sadness we announce the with mom. He also enjoyed watching healing after the loss of Herman on Carefoot serving as Pallbearers. In passing of Karluf Sivertsen on Sunday sports on t.v. Dad was a hard worker, November 22, 2008. Mary’s sense of memory of Mary Peters, donations January 21, 2018 at the age of 91. Dad loyal husband and a devoted family humour did not waver through most of made to the Herbert Manor would be passed away peacefully surrounded by man. He will be greatly missed by all these difficult times. In October 2012, appreciated by the family. Funeral family at the Cabri Health Center. The who knew him. Warren's Funeral Home Mary and her pet companion, Joey, arrangements were in care of Swift funeral service was held at 11:00 am on were entrusted with the arrangements. moved to the Heritage Manor in Herbert. Current Funeral Home, Swift Current, Wednesday January 24, 2018 from the For further information call She was known as the “lady with the SK. For further information, or to leave chapel at Warren's Funeral Home with 306-773-8831 or 1-800-267-6606 or bird,” which provided much a personal message of condolence on Pastor Greg Kiel of St. Olaf Lutheran visit our website at www.warrensfuner- conversation. Mary spent five years the family’s obituary page, please go to Church Officiating. The interment alhome.com and express your there, made many great friends, and swiftcurrentfuneralhome.com service followed at Hillcrest Cemetery sympathy to family members in our Swift Current SK. Karluf is survived by book of condolences. (Heiydt) Van Loosen. Cliff is lovingly remembered by his wife, Beverly Van Loosen; his children, Leah (Michael) Warner and Lorraine (Todd) Gerbrandt; his grandchildren, Dylan and Dallas Gerbrandt; and by his brother, Greg (Tryph) Van Loosen. The family wishes to thank the nurses and staff at the Herbert Nursing Home for their $50 GIFT CARD Anniversary Offer! kindness and excellent care. When To celebrate our 36th year in business, we are offering someone you love becomes a memory, $50 gift cards to the fi rst 36 people who sign up for a that memory becomes a treasure. A Private Family Interment will take place prepaid Purpleshield Funeral policy. at a later date from the Ernfold Cemetery, Ernfold, SK. In memory of Give me a call if you would like to have your Cliff Van Loosen, donations made to the arrangements planned and paid for to avoid Herbert & District Integrated Health future stress and fi nancial costs. Facility – Nursing Home, would be appreciated by the family. Funeral VAN LOOSEN arrangements are in care of Swift Clifford “Cliff” Van Loosen, age 74, late Current Funeral Home. Funeral 306-773-2931 of Herbert, formerly of Morse, passed arrangements were in care of Swift Toll Free 1-800-719-6625 Ryan Cappelle away Sunday, January 21, 2018 at the Current Funeral Home, Swift Current, 69 4th Ave NE • Swift Current Owner/Director Herbert & District Integrated Health SK. For further information, or to leave Facility, Herbert, SK. Clifford Douglas a personal message of condolence on CONTEMPORARY, PERSONAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Van Loosen was born December 26, the family’s obituary page, please go to www.parksidefuneralhome.com 1943 in Herbert to Edmund & Anna swiftcurrentfuneralhome.com A23

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management program. Walter and Austin Schaitel; step-children, Paige Laura were married June 19, 1954, Bashutsky and Karli Schuett; sharing a double wedding with Ruth and grandchildren, Addilyn Schaitel and Lawrence Deobald. Walter and Laura Keenan Schaitel; brothers, Todd (Amy) started their marriage on the family farm O'Donnell (Patrick and Connor) and at Bateman and farmed with Walter’s Michael (Tracy) O'Donnell (Liam and parents Art and Sarah Pouteaux. They Emily); grandparent, Helen O'Donnell; bought the Block farm at Hodgeville and by numerous aunts, uncles and from Laura’s grandma Helena Block in cousins. Crystal was predeceased by 1958. The place had stood empty for 11 her grandfathers, Don Colquhoun and years so there was a lot of work for Patrick O'Donnell, grandmother, them to fix up and develop the farm. Queenie Colquhoun and aunt, Barb They enjoyed raising their five children Garrett. Crystal was born on July 4, on the farm along the Wiwa Creek. 1971 in Kindersley SK. She attended Walter also served the community as a school at Cupar SK (high school) and at member of the Hodgeville Co-op Board Great Plains College in Swift Current. and School Board. Walter was able to She married Brad O'Donnell-Schuett on retire to Herbert, Saskatchewan, in 1990 April 10, 2004 in Swift Current. Crystal at the age of 62. Walter and Laura were was a former member of the Swift active in the Herbert community helping Current Lions and was still as active POUTEAUX with Meals on Wheels and in the local member of Camp Shagabec and the Walter Jean Pouteaux was born the first Church. During this time Walter enjoyed O’DONNELL-SCHUETT First United Church. Crystal was child of three to Arthur and Edith travelling around a bit playing his violin Crystal Lynn O'Donnell-Schuett, age 46 interested in knitting, baking, Pouteaux on May 4, 1928, on a farm with the Waldeck Golden Oldies, and of Swift Current, passed away January scrapbooking and fishing. She loved close to Bateman, SK. He was with Archie Klassen and the Boys. In the 22, 2018 at Clover House in Swift spending time in Cypress Hills camping, predeceased by his wife Laura (Huber) early 1960’s Walter and Laura attended Current. The Celebration of Life service golfing and just relaxing with family and Pouteaux, his parents, Arthur and Edith a Barry Moore Crusade in Swift Current was held at 2:00 p.m., January 27, 2018 friends. She also loved anything Disney, (McKee) Pouteaux, infant sister Edith and accepted the invitation to follow at First United Church with Reverend especially going to both parks. Pouteaux, and his granddaughter-in-law Christ. This changed their lives and was Annette Taylor officiating. The pianist Donations in Crystal's memory may be Angela Boorah. Although having lost a great influence to their children. was Joan Williamson and the eulogist made to Camp Shagabec. Warren's his first mother at age 6, Walter never Walter always had a heart for God. was Tracy O'Donnell. The interment Funeral Home were entrusted with the had to lose his second mother Sarah Walter passed away on Monday, service will be held at a later date. The arrangements. For further information (Hoffman) Pouteaux; she remains with January 22, 2018, at the age of 89, at honorary pallbearers were all who call 306-773-8831 or 1-800-267-6606 us at age 105. He also leaves to mourn Herbert, Saskatchewan. He will be shared in Crystal's life. She is survived or visit our website at www.warrensfu- his five children: son Victor (Brenda) greatly missed by all who knew him. by her parents, Larry and Carol neralhome.com and express your Pouteaux and their children Preston Funeral Service was held on Saturday, O'Donnell; spouse, Brad O'Donnell- sympathy to family members in our (Kelly) Pouteaux, and Andrea (Darcy) January 27, 2018, at 2:00 p.m., at the Schuett; children, Aaron Schaitel and book of condolences. Durksen; daughter Edith (Wilf) Dyck and Kelstern Community Church, Kelstern, children Violet (Darryl) Smith and SK. Prelude music by pianist Marilyn Stephen Boorah; son Dale (Michelle) Vellacott. Processional hymn was Pouteaux, and children Jill (Colin) family. Helen taught Sunday school for "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)." more than ten years and was secretary Smith, Richard (Aurora) Pouteaux, and Welcoming and opening prayer was Mark (Rebecca) Pouteaux; son Donald for the Sanctuary Community Club for shared by Pastor Lincoln Vellacott. twelve years. She was secretary of the (Melody) Pouteaux and their children Scripture readings were read by Tyler (Amy) Pouteaux, Katrina (Doug) Eastern Star for over twenty-five years Reverend Dr. Preston Pouteaux and and a member for over fifty. Helen loved Robinson, Rebecca (Benjamin) Richard Pouteaux. Congregational Thiessen, Anna Pouteaux (fiancé Kurt to sew, crochet, make quilts and made hymns "Blessed Assurance" and " When many crafts for her family. She grew a Robertson), and Anita Pouteaux; son the Roll is Called Up Yonder." Tributes by Ronald (Marcia Schenk) Pouteaux, and huge garden every year but especially Bernie Andres, Stephen Boorah and enjoyed all her flowers. She loved children Emily Pouteaux, Maria Katrina Robinson. Obituary and eulogy Pouteaux, Ryan Schenk, and Nicholas genealogy and made a Family History was shared by Victor Pouteaux. Medley Book and Cook Book. Helen moved to Schenk; 18 great grandchildren; and of songs was shared by Walter's family siblings, Ruth (Lawrence) Deobald, Orka Cypress House on September 10, 2014 and friends. Message was given by where she lived until her passing. Helen (Ivor) Thorkle, Iris (Bob) McNeil, Myrna Pastor Lincoln Vellacott. Pallbearers (Gordon) Rolfe, and Linda (Ross) is predeceased by her husband, Bill; her were Reverend Dr. Preston Pouteaux, brothers, Jack (Ruby) Smith, Ivan Armson. Walter attended Standon Stephen Boorah, Richard Pouteaux, School and then Bateman School. Seven (Alma) Smith; her sisters-in-law, Mary Mark Pouteaux, Tyler Pouteaux, Darryl (Arnold) Opsahl, Joyce Smith and her weeks into grade 11 he had to quit Smith. Recessional hymn was "To the THOMPSON school to help run the farm as his father The family of Helen Tompson, age 93, is nephew Gary Denning. Helen is survived River I am Going." Memorial donations by her children Sherrill (Tom) Tomlinson had taken ill. At the age of 21 he went in memory of Walter to the Kelstern saddened to announce her passing on to Moose Jaw to take a machinist January 18, 2018 at Cypress House, and Calvin (Betty) Thompson; her Community Church for the Elim grandchildren Steven (Chantal) course at SIAST. The following winter, Mennonite Brethren Cemetery, Box 114, Swift Current, SK. Helen was born on he attended the University of August 24, 1924 on her parents’ (Blake Thompson, Lori (Preston) Schnellert, Hodgeville, SK. SOH 2BO were greatly Jennifer (Josh) White ad Bret (Chanel) Saskatchewan taking the farm appreciated. and Lilah Smith) farm at Sanctuary, SK. She enjoyed playing ball, tennis and Thompson. Her great grandchildren track and field, winning red ribbons for Nixon and Sloane Schnellert, Maslin White, Asher, Eva-Olaya and Mercy Meadows, Swift Current, SK. Terry her racing abilities. She worked in the store at Sanctuary and after graduation Thompson. The family would like to Wayne Klassen was born November 16, thank the management and staff for the 1954 to Pete & Sarah Klassen in Swift she attended Teacher’s College in Saskatoon, SK. After she graduated she great care Mom received at Cypress Current. Terry was a plumber by trade. House. At Helen’s request there will be He worked for CPR, and owned and started teaching in East Gap. She met Bill Thompson and they were married at a graveside service at Elrose, SK at a operated the Dairy Maid ice cream stand later date. In memory of Helen on the south side. Terry was her parent’s farm on August 1st, 1947. They lived and farmed the Thompson Thompson, donation payable to the predeceased by his father, Pete Klassen, Town of Kyle c/o The Kyle and Area in 2011. Terry is survived by his farm. They loved dancing, playing cards and enjoyed taking vacations in their Museum, Kyle, SK S0L 1T0 would be daughter, Kari (Monty); his appreciated. grandchildren, Cade, Jace, and Janay; motor home with their friends and his mother, Sarah Klassen; his brothers, Randy Klassen, Rod (Brenda) Klassen, and James Klassen; his niece, Crissy; and by his nephews, Adam and Murray. At Terry’s request, there will be no Funeral Service. In memory of Terry Klassen, donations made to the Meadows would be appreciated by the family. Funeral arrangements were in care of Swift Current Funeral Home, KLASSEN Swift Current, SK. For further It is with great sadness that the family information, or to leave a personal of Terry Klassen, age 63, announce his message of condolence on the family’s passing after a lengthy battle with MS obituary page, please go to swiftcurrent- on Monday, January 29, 2018 at the funeralhome.com A24

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 26 MEETING, downstairs of Swift Current 2 p.m., Swift Current Library. BINGO, 7:30 p.m., Royal Canadian Lions Hall. Breakfast 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 NICOTINE ANONYMOUS, meeting 6 Legion Branch #56. a.m. Meeting 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. p.m., 155 3rd Ave. N.E. (downstairs, CONCERT - Sundrops, Lyric Theatre. FEBRUARY 12 side door). FEBRUARY 15 TOPS SK3871, 9:30 a.m., Community PRIDE MOVIE NIGHT: The Perks of LINE DANCERCISE, Great Plains Col- Baptist Church. Info: Vi 306-773- Being a Wallfl ower, 6:30 p.m., Swift lege gymnasium. Beginners 11 a.m. 6156. Current Library. to noon, Regulars noon to 1 p.m. Info OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS, noon, STITCH AND CHAT, 7 p.m., Swift Cur- Lyla 306-741-6616 or Leanne 306- First United Church (Library). Info: rent Library. 741-0077. 306-778-3765. AL-ANON FAMILY GROUP, From A AL-ANON MEETING, Thursday’s Hope ALANON, noon, Gull Lake Seniors Parent’s Heart, 7 p.m., Alpine Church. Group, 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., First United Center. Info: www.sk-alanon.ca. PARENTING STUDY GROUP, 7 p.m. Church. Info: www.sk-alanon.ca. RAINBOW BOOK CLUB, 4:30 p.m., to 9 p.m., O.M. Irwin School (library). COMPUTERS FOR BEGINNERS, 2 p.m., a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Family Resource Swift Current Library. Promoting healthy parent/child rela- Swift Current Library. Pre-register FEBRUARY 8 Centre. Group sessions for prenatal TOPS (TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY), tionships with respectful communi- 306-778-2752. LINE DANCERCISE, Great Plains Col- and parents with children up to two cation. Info: 306-626-3317. years. Presented by Parent Support 6:30 p.m., Mount Calvary Lutheran MANGA JEOPARDY, 7 p.m., Swift Cur- lege gymnasium. Beginners 11 a.m. Church. Info: Cathy 306-773-5028. FEBRUARY 13-14 rent Library. to noon, Regulars noon to 1 p.m. Info Network. Lyla 306-741-6616. BABY STEPS, 10 a.m., Swift Current MAD SKILLZ KIDZ’ CLUB, 7 p.m., Swift LET’S PLAY parent-tot playgroup. FEBRUARY 16 Current Library. Pre-register 306-778- Tuesdays and Wednesdays 10 a.m. to CRIBBAGE, 1:30 p.m., Swift Current Library. FIRST STEPS PARENTING GROUP, 10 2752. noon, Family Resource Centre. Info: a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Family Resource Library. ROMP ‘N’ READ, 10:30 a.m., Swift Cur- 306-773-6160. rent Library. GENTLE YOGA, 7 p.m., Swift Current Centre. Group sessions for prenatal iPAD FOR BEGINNERS, 2 p.m., Swift Library. FEBRUARY 14 and parents with children up to two Current Library. Pre-register 306-778- SWIFT CURRENT SQUARE DANCE years. Presented by Parent Support 2752. CLUB VALENTINE’S SPECIAL, First ROUND DANCE, 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 MAHJONG, 10 a.m., Swift Current p.m., First United Church gymna- Library. Network. AL-ANON MEETING, Thursday’s Hope United Church. 6 p.m. catered supper with dance to follow. sium. Info: Renz 306-778-2197. AL-ANON MEETING, Courage To BABY STEPS, 10 a.m., Swift Current Group, 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., First United Library. Church. Info: www.sk-alanon.ca. BLENDERS CONCERT, Nuela Charles, FEBRUARY 13 Change Group, noon to 1 p.m., The 8:30 p.m., Lyric Theatre. LINE DANCERCISE, Great Plains Col- Centre. Info: www.sk-alanon.ca. ROMP ‘N’ READ, 10:30 a.m., Swift Cur- SOUTHWEST QUILTERS GUILD, 7 p.m., rent Library. Freshstart (214 1st Ave. N.E.). Info: FEBRUARY 10 lege gymnasium. Beginners 11 a.m. ALZHEIMER COFFEE CLUB, 2 p.m. 306-773-7639. to noon, Regulars noon to 1 p.m. Info to 3:30 p.m., Pharmasave Gather- SWIFT CURRENT SQUARE DANCE KELSTERN COMMUNITY YOUTH Leanne 306-741-0077. ing Room. Socializing time open to CLUB, 7:30 p.m., First United Church. LYRIC OPEN STAGE, 8 p.m., Lyric GROUP CUPCAKE SALE, 9 a.m. to 5 people with dementia and their care Club caller/cuer Renz Struik. Theatre. Host: Dustin and Jess. A fun p.m., Swift Current Mall. Fundraiser AL-ANON MEETING, Young Adults Hope for a Better Tomorrow, noon, partner. Info: Laura 306-773-2683 or FEBRUARY 17 venue for local performers, both new to attend a youth conference in Red [email protected]. and seasoned. Info: 306-773-6292. Deer. The Centre. Info: www.sk-alanon.ca. HEART AND STROKE CRIBBAGE TOUR- RUMMAGE AND GARAGE SALE, 2 p.m. FEBRUARY 9 FEBRUARY 11 SCRABBLE, 1 p.m., Swift Current NAMENT, 1 p.m. Royal Canadian Library. to 5:30 p.m., First United Church. Legion Branch #56 Lounge. Lunch FIRST STEPS PARENTING GROUP, 10 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS OPEN BRIDGE AND LINE DANCERCISE, Walker Place gym- available. Pre-register by February 16. WHIST GROUP, 1 nasium. Regulars 5:10 p.m. to 6:15 VALENTINE’S BANQUET, 6:30 p.m., REQUEST FOR TENDERS • LAND FOR SALE BY TENDER p.m., Swift Cur- p.m., Beginners 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Community Baptist Church. Guest rent Library. Info Lyla 306-741-6616 or Leanne speakers: Dan and Shar Nickol. Ad- R.M. of Bone Creek No. 108 (Owner: Martin Meinert) 306-741-0077. STORYTIME, 2 vance tickets from church offi ce. SE 17-09-17 W3, Extension 1, Surface Parcel #141451107 AL-ANON MEETING, Be Good To SE 17-09-17 W3, Extension 2, Surface Parcel #141600103 p.m. to 3 p.m., GOOD TYME DANCE CLUB, monthly LSD 10-17-09-17 W3, Extension 23, Surface Parcel #151484698 Swift Current Yourself Group, 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 dance, 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., Walker LSD 09-17-09-17 W3, Extension 24, Surface Parcel #151484711 Library. p.m., First United Church. Info: www. Place. Coff ee and light lunch, music LSD 15-17-09-17 W3, Extension 25, Surface Parcel #151484733 sk-alanon.ca. NE LSD 15-17-09-17 W3, Extension 26, Surface Parcel #151484755 READ TO A DOG, provided by Leon Ochs. NE LSD 15-17-09-17 W3, Extension 60, Surface Parcel #151484777 LSD 16-17-09-17 W3, Extension 27, Surface Parcel #151484799 Subject to all interests registered on title Conditions: 1. All above titles are “tied” at Saskatchewan Land Titles, and bids shall be one purchase price for all titles. 2. No conditional bids will be accepted. Financing, if required, must be pre-approved. Meet the NEW 3. Bids shall contain a bank draft or Manager’s Trust Cheque for 5% of the bid as a deposit payable to the undersigned law fi rm. 4. Bidders must agree to the Terms and Conditions of this Request for Tenders by signing an acknowledgement of same at the time of submitting bid. A copy of the Terms and Conditions is available Kubota M7-151 from the offi ce of the undersigned. 5. The bid, with bidder name, contact details, 5% deposit, and signed acknowledgment of the Terms and Conditions must be submitted to the undersigned law fi rm on or before 12:00 p.m. on Friday, February 16, 2018. The cheques or drafts of unsuccessful bidders will be returned. KANUKA THURINGER LLP Barristers & Solicitors 302 – 350 Cheadle Street West, Swift Current, SK S9H 4G3 ATTENTION: ANDREA V. ARGUE

R.M. OF CLINWORTH No. 230 1 Mile South of Lemsford (OWNER: K VIEW FARMS LTD., IVAN, CANDY and JEAN KOEHLER) Assessed Land Value Cultivated Acres Surface Rental NE 29-21-23 W3 180,600 160.08 5,430.00 NW 21-21-23 W3 174,300 159.01 - NE 20-21-23 W3 170,200 159.34 - More technology, more power, and more NE 32-21-23 W3 204,100 159.90 5,445.00 SE 32-21-23 W3 192,700 159.99 5,790.00 Features make the new Kubota "M7" NE 33-21-23 W3 189,000 158.76 - SE 33-21-23 W3 195,500 158.77 2,545.00 a leader in the mid range tractor class NW 33-21-23 W3 204,000 159.83 - SW 33-21-23 W3 198,000 159.85 - *Clean, dependable, fuel efficient *Heavy duty mechanical self level SE 05-22-23 W3 193,600 159.93 5,415.00 power at 150 H.P. And with a 20 H.P. loader, single lever joy stick-soft ride SW 05-22-23 W3 180,900 159.88 6,325.00 NE 12-22-24 W3 182,700 144.80 5,565.00 power boost feature, euro quick coupler-attach NW 12-22-24 W3 175,000 149.55 6,170.00 *Direct injection with intercooler turbo and detach, a wide variety of Improvements: attachments, lift height 167 NE 33-21-23 W3 *24 Speed power shift inches-5776 lbs lift power 1994 Bungalow – 1366 Sq. Ft – Finished Basement – 4 bedrooms, 2 large bathrooms 300 ft. well, 1 HRP Submersible Pump, w/hydraulic shuttle 20 gpm 1300 gal Cistern, Underground sprinklers – manicured yard. 1998 Shop 50’ x 100’; front 50’ x 40’ insulated, propane *Dual P.T.O. 3Pt hitch *Total dry weight w/loader & grapple infrared heaters, cement fl oor with drain, 67,150bu. grain storage. Green House – 10’ x 20’. Butchers Shop 12’ x 24’, with cooler w/ 20,723lb lift capacity 22,000 lbs NE 12-22-24 W3 6,800 bu. grain storage *Spacious cab provides a quiet Interest free for seven years. - Subject to negotiation, Vendor reserves the right to remain in the residence until July 31, 2018, Vendor to pay all utilities comfortable working Power train warranty for six years - Vendor retains surface rentals received prior to closing environment-unobstructed front CONTACT OWNER: Ivan Koehler at 1(306)623-4674 (home) or [email protected] and rear view-no centre pillars Conditions: 1) Tenders must be submitted to the law fi rm, Anderson & Company, by 12:00 o’clock noon, the 1st day of March, 2018, together with a certifi ed cheque in the amount of 5% of the tender 2) Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted Armstrong Implements (1993) Ltd. 3) Tenders considered on all parcels or on individual parcels 4) Tenders must rely on their own research and inspection of the property and confi rm acres, assessments and other particulars 425 North Service Road West 5) Tenders will not be called to determine the successful tender MORRIS A. FROSLIE Forward bids and inquiries to: ANDERSON & COMPANY BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS Swift Current•306-773-8711 51 – 1st Ave. NW • P.O. BOX 610 • SWIFT CURRENT SK S9H 3W4 PHONE: (306) 773-2891• File No. 17299-010F www.armstrongimplements.com A27

SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 27 Bantam Broncos back on top of SBAAHL The Swift Current Kabos Broncos could smell blood in the water from the opening face-off and the result was a 14-0 drubbing of the winless Moose Jaw Warriors in the Saskatchewan Bantam AA Hockey League Wednesday. The Broncos produced a nine-goal second period and got points from 13 different skaters. Ryan McCleary registered three goals and one assist and Kalan Lind notched four assists. Joe Arntsen, Jaydon Jessiman, and Zac Sumner all added two goals and one assist. Hayden Wilm scored twice, Cash Arntsen and Rhys O’Neill each added a goal and an assist, and Noah Wills picked up two assists. Ryan Silzer also scored, while Kane Klassen, Orin Olson, and Daniel Ganert all added assists. Justin Dueck earned the shutout in goal to improve to 8-5 on the season. Saturday, the Broncos scored seven STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER goals on 13 shots to defeat the visiting Bantam Broncos’ defenseman Ryan Saskatoon Generals 7-4. McCleary (centre) cut through the Moose Lind notched a hat trick, while Swift Current Ambulance is Jaw defense and slipped home a backhand Cash Arntsen registered four assists. effort during a 14-0 win last week. O’Neill scored twice, McCleary and Offering Emergency Jessiman each added a goal and an assist, and Wills picked up a pair of Medical Training Course helpers. Silzer and Wilm both added assists. Vincent Pinsonneault earned the win in goal. • First Aid/CPR A February 13-14 Sunday, the Broncos capped a successful week with a 4-1 win over the • Bridge to EMR/AFA February 9, 10, 11, 23, 24, 25 visiting Saskatoon Maniacs. (1st Responder Pre-requisite) Cash Arntsen, Joe Arntsen, Ganert, and Wills all scored for the Broncos. For pre-requisites and Doors and Openers Lind and Wilm each registered a pair course information packages please contact of assists, while Jessiman, McCleary, OVERHEAD DOORS O’Neill, and Silzer all added assists rrent Am BY CERTIFIED MAINTENANCE t Cu bula if nc and Dueck picked up the win in goal. Sw e Swift Current Ambulance at Providing fast, friendly, reliable service to all types of The Broncos moved into top spot in 306-773-2666 or CANADIAN OVERHEAD DOORS & OPENERS the league with a 23-4-0-2 record as Guaranteed Workmanship backed by over 35 years experience [email protected] RED CROSS Calvin Penner: 306-773-0800 they wrapped up top spot in the South 41298323 Division. TRAINING PARTNER The Kabos Broncos will play their final two games of the regular Agricultural Services season this weekend when they visit the Prince Albert Pirates and the NexGen Seeds® Saskatoon Stallions. A Division of GenX Ag Enterprise Ltd.

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 28 Legionnaires upset twice by Yorkton to snap winning streak The Swift Current Home Hardware Riley Dekowny, and Owen Ozar all added assists. Legionnaires saw their five-game winning streak Cody Levesque picked up the win with 33 saves come to an end when they were upset twice by on 34 shots. the visiting Yorkton Maulers over the weekend in Saturday, the Legionnaires were defeated 6-5 in the Saskatchewan Midget AAA Hockey League. overtime by the visiting Yorkton Maulers. Lamb Friday, the Legionnaires stretched their led the Legionnaires with a goal and two assists, winning streak to five games with a 5-1 win followed by a goal and an assist from Muench and over the visiting Beardys Blackhawks. The two assists apiece from Jacobson and Beny. Legionnaires scored the final four goals in the Rhett Gibson, Dekowny, and Jacob Piller also third period, including a shorthanded game- scored. Gross, Ozar, and Strutt all added assists. winning goal from Mason Strutt, who finished Steven Duchscher made 36 saves on 42 shots. with two goals. Ty Muench added a goal and an Sunday, the Legionnaires were defeated 3-1 by assist and Mac Gross assisted on two goals. Reed Yorkton on a lone goal from Piller with assists Jacobson and Hunter Lamb also scored. from Beny and Gross. Levesque took the loss with Mkyllan Couture, Rin Beny, Chase Gallant, 31 saves on 33 shots.