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The Balgonie Elks held a successful Canada Day Family Fun Day filled with events. Of the several entries in the parade, the Elks also put in a float and members walked with a “bed” that was used to Proud promote the annual bed derby. Photo by Michelle Nicholson Boundary changes impact Pilot Butte voters MICHELLE NICHOLSON “It’s just redistribution,” Tell said of the McMorris about the community, and tak- been working on getting day care spaces change, “the constituency of Regina Was- ing him on a visit in the fall to introduce for the Town and has been working with a cana Plains was very, very large and heavily him to some people in the area and get consultant on that project. “Unfortunately, onstituency boundaries will be populated.” him familiar with the community. “It’s not there’s just no more left this fiscal year,” changing in time for the provincial In the 2011 election, over 15,000 eli- as if people don’t know him,” Tell said of she said of the day care spaces licensed and Celection. For the residents in and gible voters resided in the Regina Wascana McMorris, whose riding sits adjacent to regulated by provincial government, “I’ll around Pilot Butte, the change means MLA Plains constituency. Of those voters, 10,765 Regina Wascana Plains and as most know just make sure to continue to advocate on Christine Tell will not be representing them. voted, or 68 per cent. Tell captured 69.30 him through his work as the Minister of behalf of the community along with Don,” The change will become effective once the per cent of the votes. Highways and Infrastructure who worked said Tell. election writ is dropped. Awaiting word on “I’m very sad about that,” Tell said on the Regina Bypass Project. Regina Wascana Plains riding includes Federal election timing impacts provincial of the change. Asked what her message “I will miss it. I just want them to know several East Regina neighbourhoods and election plans. If no Federal election is to the community would be; “Just keep too, even though I’m not representing them White City. called, Saskatchewan voters will head to going. The community is so supportive of anymore, officially, I still will be out there During the November 2011 election, 11,352 the poles in November. If a Federal election each other. Just keep doing what they’re [helping] with the rodeo and I will do all I eligible voters resided in the Indian Head-Mile- is called, it will mean an April election date doing. It’s always such a joy to come out can. I’m very supportive of what is going on stone riding during the last election. According for Saskatchewan voters. there. I really do like the community and in that community,” Tell said. to Stats Canada census data from 2011, the During the next election, it will be it’s because of that community spirit that’s The Town of Pilot Butte is awaiting word population of Pilot Butte sits at: 1,840. Elec- Don McMorris,” Tell said of the changes going on out there and it is fabulous. They on their Building Canada grant application tions Saskatchewan confirmed that except for to the Regina Wascana Plains riding she get things done. The energy is phenomenal and needs to move forward on their waste- two ridings in the North (Athabasca and Cum- represents. MLA Don McMorris’s Indian and I certainly enjoyed representing them. water treatment plan, projects Tell is famil- berland), each constituency would experience Head-Milestone riding will be expanded to Absolutely.” iar with. Tell will be talking to McMorris changes. include Pilot Butte. Tell said she will be speaking to MLA about these issues and also said she has also

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2 THE STAR | SERVING WHITE CITY, EMERALD PARK, PILOT BUTTE, BALGONIE & SURROUNDING AREAS | JULY 7, 2015 Greenall graduates and guests fill Conexus Arts Centre Class of 2015 MICHELLE NICHOLSON do the things that are hard to do, a ball to remember to have fun, a penny to wish reenall High School ceremonies took them all the best of luck and a marble, so over the main stage at the Conexus in the future if grads feel they’ve “lost their GArts Centre the afternoon of June 26 marbles” they’ll know they have a least one. as 157 students received their diplomas. Kaczmar worked in the office at Greenall Guest speaker Lorie Kaczmar was blunt High School for twenty years and is consid- with the graduates, “There’s things I’ve ered a “True Blue Griffin.” She now works learned in my 50 plus years I want you to as an administrative assistant at Balgonie hear loud and clear,” she said at the begin- Elementary School. ning of her address. Her advice to the gradu- “It is kind of fun seeing the kids off, the ates included reminders to “never quit,” “be final goodbye,” said a kilted Patrick Koss- fair and honest,” “strive for your goals and man, backstage after presenting the Access help those around you achieve theirs” and Communications Centennial Scholarship. to “show love and respect to those around Kossman has spent 15 years as a teacher at you.” Greenall and currently teaches, Physics, Sci- Valedictorian Fred Heikkinen steps up to receive an award during the Kaczmar also put together packages, ence, Robotics and Drama. graduation ceremony, June 25 at taped to the underside of the graduates The ceremony also included handing out the Conexus Arts Centre. chairs. In them were six items: a Q-tip to fifteen awards and several 30-Level Course Photo: Michelle Nicholson remind graduates to listen to one another, a Awards, including a $300 scholarship spon- mint as a reminder to enjoy what you do, a sored by the Balgonie Fire Department and toothpick – with its sharp, pointy end - to a $125 scholarship from the Balgonie Elks. Celebrating farewell for Moving on elementary school students MICHELLE NICHOLSON their grade eight and grade six farewell excellence. Magnien said the staff works events June 25. hard to build a solid academic base for alloons, streamers, posters, carica- “We’ve got a lot of really good kids,” students but also a good social base, tures and proud smiles were abun- Principal Kathy Magnien of Pilot Butte using the school to help create “a place Bdant in area schools as students School said of her students. “Our Bear where they belong.” marked education milestones. values speak to that.” Magnien explained Pilot Butte Elementary saw 37 of Pilot Butte Elementary School, Bal- the Pilot Butte Bears nickname given to their students move on from grade eight, gonie Elementary School, École White the student body is also a nickname that Balgonie Elementary said goodbye to 51 City School, Emerald Ridge Elementary is an acronym for Be kind, Earn and give students and École White City said fare- School and Edenwold School celebrated respect, Accept responsibility, Reach for well to 56. The Village school is home to kindergarten through grade six classes. Three of their students bid adieu with plans of starting their grade seven year at Balgonie Elementary in the fall. 15072CC3 “Love

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RM OF EDENWOLD N O . 1 5 8 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Intent to Amend the Zoning Bylaw Pursuant to Section 69 of The Planning and Development Act, 2007, the Council of R.M. of Edenwold No. 158 gives notice to amend Zoning Bylaw 2010-17 as follows:

Bylaw 2015-25 Zoning Bylaw Amendment and Contract NEWSPAPER COMMUNITY LOCAL OUR Zoning Agreement To rezone Parcel A in the NW ¼ 34-18-17 W2M from AR- Agricultural Resource to AR- Agricultural Resource Contract Zone as shown on the 8 PERCIBAL DRIVE, EMERALD SK S4L PARK, 1B7 OFFICE: 306-352-3393 corresponding maps. The legendary Western Music band from Branson, Missouri invite you to see them play all their favourites – including Tumbling Tumbleweed, Cool Water, & Ghost Riders in the Sky CALL KELLY CAMPBELL @ 306-552-8707 CALL KELLY or email [email protected] Aug 2, 2 PM– Purpose: This proposed rezoning is to accommodate firework storage. The Contract Zoning District is specifically developed to allow for specific uses on Fort Qu’Appelle this specific lot show in the corresponding map above. This contract Zoning The Rexentre Agreement will be binding on the land Owner. Tickets: Pharmasave 306-332-5717 Public Hearing: Council will hold a public hearing to receive submissions on the proposed Bylaw at 2:30 p.m. (local time) on Tuesday July 28th, 2015, in Aug 15, 7 PM–Regina the Council Chambers of the R.M. of Edenwold No. 158, 100 Queen Street, Conexus Art Centre Balgonie, Saskatchewan. For Further information please call Paige Phillips, Tickets: 306-525-9999 Planner/Development Officer at (306) 771-2033, the administration office at (306) 771-2522, or visit our website at www.rmedenwold.ca. For Further information please call Paige Phillips, Planner/Development Shows to help benefit local food banks and select charities Officer at (306) 771-2033, the administration office at (306) 771-2522, or visit our website at www.rmedenwold.ca. Dated at the Town of Balgonie, in the Province of Saskatchewan, this 29 day ned and/orof June, 2015. the impoundment of your pet. IN ADVERTISE Kim McIvor, Administrator

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4 THE STAR | SERVING WHITE CITY, EMERALD PARK, PILOT BUTTE, BALGONIE & SURROUNDING AREAS | JULY 7, 2015 - Looking Local - Clinic opens For the love of books and libraries “You’re here for the people. You’re here for the kids. If they leave happy you did your job.” Connie LaRonge-Mohr

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onnie LaRonge-Mohr jokes she spent so much time at the Clibrary when she moved back to Pilot Butte, the librarian asked her to join the volunteer Library Board. She later served as chair- person and in 2008 Connie became the fourth Branch Librarian in the library’s 30-year history. Helping others find what they need is a favourite part of her day. “You’re here for the people. You’re here for the kids. If they leave happy you did your job,” LaRonge-Mohr explained. Connie has always been a book- worm. Growing up in Pilot Butte in the 1970’s the only library was the bookmobile, which stopped in town every six weeks. When Con- Dr. Theodorah Brown cut the ribbon to officially open her new medi- nie moved back she often took her cal clinic Friday, June 25 in Pilot Butte. Brown along with members of her family and developer Allen Kilback with New Horizon Busi- children to the Pilot Butte Library, ness Centre attended the event. Photo: Kelly Campbell which opened in 1985. “We met so many new friends, the kids made friends, the programs were wonderful, plus you got to take stuff home too,” she said. That experience drives Connie to create a space that welcomes visitors to Connie LaRonge-Mohr with guests during Tick Tock Time at the Pilot Butte relax and free their imagination, Library. Photo: Jewel Fries where children have fun learning and form lasting friendships. pictures but their focus is on nothing As a librarian Connie says there The Pilot Butte library is a com- around them. It’s just the book and are too many books and authors to Are we one community or two? munity hub. Amateur photogra- have just one favourite. Librarians what they’re doing. It’s awesome Dear Editor, comments and concerns on the phers from the Pilot Butte Photo seeing that,” LaRonge-Mohr said. do more than read and scan books. Bunch meet there to share ideas topic of joining White City and The biggest change? Connie says With community input and help merald Park and White Emerald Park. Please send your and photographs. Seniors often stop technology. Some people think tech- from the Library Board Connie also in from the Golden Sunset Seniors ECity… Are we one commu- feedback to whitecityemerald- nology will make libraries obsolete arranges many accessible programs nity or two? I think all would [email protected]. Club next door for a visit and the but Connie is passionate about the that appeal to different ages and adjacent ball diamonds make it easy agree that we are neighbours in role libraries serve in communities. interests. When was the last time one community. So, why are Thank You for kids to stop by. She believes technology enhances you visited the library? Drop in. “Kids will come in and sit at our we governed as two communi- Jerad Kupiec, on behalf of what libraries offer and how servic- You never know what you’ll learn ties? This issue has come with concerned residents little wooden desk and grab a stack es are delivered, but that it doesn’t or where your imagination might of books and read or look at the lively debate in the past. I want Emerald Park Resident replace them. take you. to ask your readers to voice their Road work update from RM of Edenwold Summer time is construction time MICHELLE NICHOLSON built to primary weight standards. Mission Pointe “Rock Pointe road is being built to sec- Aspen Village Drive Mission Pointe is done and has been built ondary standards only, not primary weight,” he RM of Edenwold budgeted Contractor Double K Excavating, noticed to secondary road standards to Butte Street. McIvor said. $4,398,000 for road repairs, paving, soft spots on Aspen Village Drive. So before “We need to reiterate that the RM munic- The RM will be putting up signs to delin- Tand upgrades in their 2015 budget. that paving project moved forward, an engi- ipal road, that’s been paved in front of Mis- eate primary and secondary weight roads, The lack of rain makes for hardship on neer was called in and core samples were sion Pointe, is [for] secondary road weights as discussed at the June 23 council meeting. farmers, but super conditions for road work taken at an additional cost of $10,000. only. Just because it’s paved, doesn’t mean “All RM roads are secondary weight to be undertaken. Paving crews and engi- “Our report from our engineer on Mon- it’s primary. The Internal subdivision road unless otherwise posted. Because there is neers have been seen out and about on RM day (June 22) was that the sampling is done was paved and it’s weight restricted to ten this misconception that every time you see a roadways. and the field reports are done. He just has tonnes,” McIvor said. paved road it’s primary weight, council has Viterra Road to put his report together, send it to our Estates decided to put out secondary weight signs Viterra Road has been completed as of engineer, WSP, so he can determine if there Bridlewood Estates, Stone Pointe Estates to protect the integrity of our secondary this month; one and a quarter mile paved needs to be change orders to the existing and Mission Pointe Estates internal subdivi- roads,” said McIvor. for $994,933. road contract,” McIvor said, “We have to sion roads are double-chip seal roads, with Wood Crescent “We get 50 per cent from SARM,” Chief make sure the road’s good before we put the a 10 tonne weight restriction on them. Wood Crescent is also scheduled for July. Administrative Officer Kim McIvor said of pavement on it. It’s all about the base and Rock Pointe’s internal subdivision road is “There’s a very good chance we could the cost share on the project with the Sas- the sub base. And it’s all about making sure currently being built. The RM road had to complete all of last year’s projects and this katchewan Association or Rural Municipali- that the road is constructed so it’s solid.” be completed for access to the Rock Pointe year’s projects with a little more cooperation ties as it is a heavy haul route and has been internal subdivision roadway. from the weather,” Reeve Huber said.

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asked for a road plan which details com- cil’s standard and not that of a contractor. pleted road heights, details on the road base “We will work with you, to make sure the SaskWater meets with RM and how it will be finished with gravel. council is happy and the road is brought to “To add to Jay’s comments,” Prasad said, it’s original standard,” Prasad assured and “I would just say we’ll make sure that the said with the newest contractor there hasn’t over Old Dewdney Ave. Rd. road is as it was before we started working been concerns and they are “happy with the on it. That, I can assure the council, there progress.” MICHELLE NICHOLSON will be no questions with that. It will be to “We’ll get ‘er fixed. We’ll get ‘er done,” that standard or better.” Councillor Dwayne Radmacher said at con- t’s getting there. Old Dewdney Avenue McIvor confirmed it would be to coun- clusion of the discussion. Road adjacent to Stone Point Estates in Ithe Rural Municipality (RM) of Eden- wold is getting fixed. Slowly. The road was torn up as part of the Regi- na East Pipeline Expansion project, which involves building water capacity for White Public Notice City. To get the water where it needs to be, Nish Prasad (L) and Jay Rockey (R) from SaskWater in TOWN OF BALGONIE a water line had to be put through the RM of RM council chambers June 23. Photo: Michelle Nicholson. Edenwold. This meant Old Dewdney Avenue to admit there wasn’t a great road there, but NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AMEND ZONING Road saw its share of contractors. the fact is there was a road there.” BYLAW NO. 374/2015 The water line is in and White City’s “There’s a tremendous amount of work reservoirs are completed, but the state the that has to be done there,” Huber went on to Notice is hereby given by the Town of Balgonie, pursuant to The Planning and De- road was left in is still a sore spot with RM say and told Rockey and Prasad a surveyor velopment Act, 2007, that Council intends to amend Bylaw No. 374/2015, the Zoning council. was needed as the road was so crooked and Bylaw. June 23, both Jay Rockey, Senior Project out of place. Purpose: Supervisor, Construction and Maintenance The RM’s Manager of Public Works, Jim Engineering and Nish Prasad, Account Man- Sigmeth, spoke of the road’s grade, how the A. To add special provisions for lots within the Canadian Pacific Railway Right-Of-Way. ager with SaskWater stopped in to talk with RM had graveled the road and that the road Section 5.11.11 will be added to the Commercial/Light industrial District, where de- the RM council. was used as an alternate route for Stone velopment for these lots will be subject to discretionary usages and additional site Rockey updated council on putting the Pointe Residents. regulations. road back to “original condition” and said The Reeve said there had been about a there was 20 per cent left of the project to metre of grade there and the RM’s long-term B. To change the language of parking regulations of Future Urban Development 5.5.7 a, Residential 5.6.8 b, Residential Multiple Dwelling 5.7.5 b and Residential Mobile do to completion, including grading and plan is to develop the road with clay cap- fencing. Home 5.8.7 b districts, to permit side yard parking of a recreational vehicle from No- ping. But now because of the “mush” that vember 1 to April 1 inclusive. “The contractor has spent, approximate- has been created with the construction, the ly to May 31, about 190 hours of machine Reeve has concerns. Inspection: The Proposed Bylaw Amendment may be inspected at the Town office between the time,” Rockey told council, “working the “My intention was actually to stake that hours of 9:00 a.m. to Noon and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. from Monday through Friday excluding ditches and the roads and everything to try out back to original ground and clear all of statutory holidays. Copies are available, at cost, at the Town office. to get that back to original condition.” that off there,” Rockey explained. The Reeve clarified that the project “We should be able to get back to exist- Public Hearing: Council will hold a public hearing to receive submissions on the proposed Bylaw at 8:00 P.M. on Monday July 20, 2015 in the Council Chambers of the Town of Balgonie, 129 entailed about two miles of road. ing ground, no questions asked.” Rockey and “I would say the east mile is about 90 per Railway St. E., Balgonie, Saskatchewan. For further information, please the Administration Office at Sigmeth talked about how the “road had 306-771-2284. cent complete. There was not much there to fallen in a hole” in two or three soft spots start with, a little bit of work left, but very and Rockey’s team has “shown immense Dated at the Town of Balgonie, in the Province of Saskatchewan, this 30th day of June, 2015. minimal. On the west side, guys, if you think progress since we started.” Rockey also clari- we’re 80 per cent done, we’re going to roll fied he was using the dollar value of contract Valerie Hubbard, Administrator up our sleeves and going to have a tussle when stating 20 per cent remains. here,” Reeve Huber responded, “I’m the first Chief Administrative Officer, Kim McIvor,

RM OF EDENWOLD N O . 1 5 8 RM OF EDENWOLD N O . 1 5 8 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Bylaw No. 2015-32 Notice of Intent to Sell Municipal Reserve Bylaw No. 2015 -32: Pursuant to Section 199 of The Planning and Development Act, 2007 the A bylaw to establish an Additional Service Area for Stone Pointe Council of the Rural Municipality of Edenwold No. 158 enacts as follows: Estates, E ½ 27-17-18 W2M. Bylaw 2015-31: Sale of Municipal Reserve Purpose: To provide fiber optics Description: high speed internet and television Municipal Reserve MR1 Plan No 101972651 Extension 0 Surface Parcel service installed to the residential #164365072 in the NE-01-17-18 W2M, as shown on the map marked lots at Stone Pointe Estates though “MR1” in blue highlight below: Sasktel’s Community Participation Model. Purpose: To sell MR1 Plan No.101972651 Ext 0 Surface Parcel Bylaw Inspection: The proposed #164365072 in the bylaw can be examined by any interested person from 9:00 a.m. NE-01-17-18 W2M to the WCRM 158 to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 Wastewater Management Authority p.m. Monday to Friday, (excluding Inc. as part of our joint plan for the public holidays) at the Municipal long term solution to the treatment Office of the R.M. of Edenwold No. and disposal of municipal waste water 158 located at 100 Queen Street, for the communities of White City, Balgonie, Saskatchewan. RM OF EDENWOLD N O . 1 5 8 Emerald Park and surrounding Area. RM OF EDENWOLD NO. 158 Bylaw Copies: Copies of the proposed bylaw are available at Bylaw Inspection: The proposed bylaw can be examined by any interested cost, to any interested person at person from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday ATTENTION DOGthe municipalOWNERS office. to Friday, (excluding public holidays) at the Municipal Office of the R.M. of PUBLIC NOTICE Edenwold No. 158 located at 100 Queen Street, Balgonie, Saskatchewan. Notice of Intent to AmendSubmissions: the Zoning Any Bylaw person may In the RM of Edenwold No. 158 Bylaw Copies:RM Copies OF EDENWOLD of the proposed N O bylaw. 1 5 8 are available at cost, to any make written or verbal submissions RM OF EDENWOLD NO. 158 Pursuant to Section 46 of T e Planning and Development Act, 2007, the Council of R.M. of Edenwold No. interested person at the municipal office. Tere have158 gives been notice to numerousamend Zoning Bylaw 2010-17complaints as tofollows: Council from regarding residents the proposed in Bylaw 2015-29 Text Changes bylaw at the public hearing. Submissions: ATTENTIONAny person may make written DOG or verbal OWNERS submissions to Emerald Section Park, 7.2 Discretionary the country Uses residential subdivisions and Council regarding the proposedPUBLIC bylaw at the public NOTICE hearing as PublicAdd: Hearing: z) Research Farms Council will hold a public hearing to receive written and/ In theNotice RM of ofIntent Edenwold to Amend No.the Zoning 158 Bylaw Section 2.0 Def nitions Public Hearing: CouncilPursuant will to Section hold 46 of T a e Planningpublic and Developmenthearing Act, to 2007 receive, the Council ofsubmissions R.M. of Edenwold No. ruralor areas verbalAdd: Researchwithin submissions Farms the from Rural the publicMunicipality on the installation that dogof fiber owners optics by 158 gives notice to amend Zoning Bylaw 2010-17 as follows: A use of land, buildings or structures for a public or non-prof t purpose and without limiting the on the proposedTere bylaw have at been 2:00 numerousp.m. on Tuesday complaints July 28th, from 2015, residents in the in Sasktelgenerality at 3:00p.m. of the foregoing on may Tuesday, include research July 14th,and technology 2015, transfer in the activities Council for the bene Chambersf t of the Bylaw 2015-29 Text Changes Emerald Section Park, 7.2 Discretionary the country Uses residential subdivisions and have ofbeen theagricultural R.M.allowing of community Edenwold attheir large. No. dogs 158, 100to run Queen o f Street, leash Balgonie, or outside Saskatch - Council Chambers of Add:the z) ResearchR.M. Farms of Edenwold No. 158 located at 100 Queen Section 2.0 Def nitions ewan.Purpose: For further To accommodate information a research please farm in the call Agricultural Paige Phillips, Resource district. Planner/Development Street, Balgonie,rural Saskatchewan. areasAdd: Researchwithin Farms the Rural Municipality that dog owners the confnes of their property. Te Animal Control Bylaw A use of land, buildings or structures for a public or non-prof t purpose and without limiting the Officer at 771-2033, the administration office at 771-2522, or visit our generality of the foregoing may include research and technology transfer activities for the benef t of the Public Hearing: Council will hold a public hearing to receive submissions on the proposed Bylaw at 2:00 For Further informationhave beenagricultural allowing please community call attheir large.Paige dogs Phillips, to run Planner/Development of leash or outside Of - p.m. on Tuesday July 14th, 2015, in the Council Chambers of the R.M. of Edenwold No. 158, 100 Queen No. 2011-22website at www.rmedenwold.ca. prohibits animals from running at large. Purpose: To accommodate a research farm in the Agricultural Resource district. Street, Balgonie, Saskatchewan. For Further information please call Larrah Olynyk, Manager of Planning ficer at (306)the 771-2033, confnes the of administrationtheir property. office Te Animalat (306) Control771-2522, Bylaw or visit & Development at (306) 771-2034, the administration of ce at (306) 771-2522, or visit our website at Public Hearing: Council will hold a public hearing to receive submissions on the proposed Bylaw at 2:00 Dated at the Town of Balgonie, in the Province of Saskatchewan, this 30th our website No.at www.rmedenwold.ca. 2011-22p.m. on Tuesday prohibits July 14th, 2015, in animals the Council Chambers from of the R.M. running of Edenwold No. at 158, large. 100 Queen Persons inwww.rmedenwold.ca. contravention of the bylaw may result in being Street, Balgonie, Saskatchewan. For Further information please call Larrah Olynyk, Manager of Planning day of June, 2015. Dated at the Town of &Balgonie, Development at (306) in 771-2034,the Province the administration of o f Saskatchewan, ce at (306) 771-2522, or visit ourthis website 3rd at day fned and/orDated at thethe Town impoundment of Balgonie, in the Province of ofSaskatchewan, your pet. Persons inwww.rmedenwold.ca. contravention of the bylaw may result in being this 15 day of June, 2015. of July, 2015. Dated at the Town of Balgonie, in the Province of Saskatchewan, Kim McIvor, Administrator fned and/orthis 15 day the of June, impoundment 2015. of your pet. Kim McIvor, Administrator Kim McIvor, Administrator Kim McIvor, Administrator 6 THE STAR | SERVING WHITE CITY, EMERALD PARK, PILOT BUTTE, BALGONIE & SURROUNDING AREAS | JULY 7, 2015

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We’re excited to play for and with him.” tornado has struck the trailer park. Chamblin was handed the fateful news. “Shea Emry was down, Nic Demski was When Durant went down last year, the A And like with any natural disaster, it’s Durant, the Face of the Franchise, had suf- down, Keenan MacDougall was down, and whole world could see the team sagged over going to take weeks and weeks to clean up. fered a ruptured left Achilles tendon and his Marshay Green,” Chamblin huffed at the its final nine games. However the Riders’ The 2015 Saskatchewan Roughriders’ 2015 season was over. It had lasted less than news conference, referring to their rash of braintrust felt they adequately made steps in regular season began in the worst possible 30 minutes. Chamblin even asked if they injured starters. “Hell, everybody but me the off-season to ensure that wouldn’t hap- fashion Saturday night as quarterback Dar- could re-assemble the media but by then it almost. That was tough. 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The game was stated publicly that they’d hoped Glenn game quotes were grief-stricken. will be, than we were tonight. The offense tied 23-23 going into the fourth quarter and wouldn’t have to be used, except sparingly, “It sucks. For real,” groaned defensive had their trials but they had their successes Saskatchewan even led by a field goal with at all this year. And the 36-year old quarter- end Alex Hall. “It just really sucks. We didn’t too. Special teams had some troubles. It was 10 minutes to go. back was fine with that. execute. A lot of fundamental mistakes. 30-26 but we still had a chance. If we can However at the same time Durant was Now, it’s Kevin Glenn’s team. 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Rider head coach Corey Chamblin told their seats on social media for the balance diate future with Kevin Glenn at the helm. Who in the world saw this coming? a packed postgame news conference that of the season before midnight even struck “Anytime you see a player like (Durant) A natural disaster indeed. they’d have an official assessment of Durant’s on Saturday. go out, I kind of lost my breath,” Smith Rod Pedersen is the Voice of the status later on Saturday night and that the But it’s far, far too soon for that. As stated admitted on CKRM’s postgame show. “You Roughriders on the CKRM Rider Radio team would inform the world of the news at the beginning of this column, the damage gotta bounce back. We rallied around K.G. Network. via a news conference Monday morning. is still being assessed. And it extends well and he’s been a great player for a long time.

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