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STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER Shaunavon’s Hayley Wickenheiser, accompanied by friends and family, was inducted into the Saskatchewan Hockey Hall of Fame on July 7 in Swift Current.

The 2018 Saskatch- rent coach Larry Johnson, ute to the 16 people who lost Hicke, Hayley Wickenheiser ated in 2012. The Saskatch- ewan Hockey Hall of Fame and Swift Current volun- their lives in that crash, as Builder: John Kelly Lovering ewan Hockey Hall of Fame is induction banquet on July teer extraordinaire Dennis well as the four Swift Current Official: Lyle Wilhelm located in the northwest cor- 7 was an incredible celebra- Loeppky. Broncos who died in the 1986 Grassroots: Larry Johnson, ner of the Innovation Credit tion of hockey in the province The induction banquet also crash, would be honoured Dennis Loeppky Union iplex in Swift Current. with a decidedly Southwest paid tribute to the victims of with bricks on the Founders Team: 1987-88 Notre Dame A feature story on Dennis flavour. the Humboldt Broncos bus Wall of Fame. Hounds. Loeppky can be found on page Among the inductees were crash and it was announced The full list of 2018 The 2018 Class marked 2. Read future editions of the Shaunavon’s Hayley Wicken- that a large donation would inductees were: the seventh induction class Southwest Booster for features heiser, long-time Swift Cur- allow the SHHOF to pay trib- Players: Ron Delorme, Bill since the SHHOF was cre- on Johnson and Wickenheiser A2

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For over 50 years Dennis Loeppky was a xture at Swift Current Broncos games at the Innovation Credit Union iplex. It is only tting that he will now be honoured in two di erent hall of fames in the same contact us building, after he was inducted into the Saskatchewan Hockey Hall of Fame on • Phone: 306-773-9321 Saturday. • Fax: 306-773-9136 “It’s pretty heart-warming I guess,” • 30 4th Avenue NW said Loeppky’s nephew, Rob Myers. “It Swift Current, SK, S9H 0T5 is very deserving. He spent a lot of time in there, not only with the Broncos, but • www.swbooster.com the Legionnaires and minor hockey, old- timers hockey. He spent a lot of hours in advertising sales that rink.” “He was just a very personable guy, Kara Stephanson, very happy-go-lucky, not a mean bone in his body. Just a great, great man,” said STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER sales manager, 306-770-2223 Don Hornung, who spent 10 seasons in The family of the late Dennis Loeppky, including wife Barb (second from left) and [email protected] the box with Loeppky. daughter Denise (second from right), were on hand to accept his induction into the “He volunteered for a lot of things. Saskatchewan Hockey Hall of Fame on July 7. Melissa Richardson, sales, He was always involved in whatever he 306-770-2226 could lend a hand with,” said Myers, who community builder [email protected] noted that Loeppky’s contributions ex- category.” tended to the Swift Current Ag & Ex and Myers worked with Jerry Butterworth, sales, the Soap Box Races. “ e list just goes on his uncle Dennis in the 306-770-2227 and on and on with where he would lend penalty box for 24 years [email protected] a hand if a hand needed to be lended.” after getting his start “He just loved people and liked being during the 1993 WHL newsroom out there with everybody. He just wanted championship season. to be around people and help wherever “I was just at a Bron- Scott Anderson, editor, he could,” added Hornung. cos game one night and 306-770-2224 [email protected] Loeppky was inducted into the SHHOF they were short a guy in the Grassroots category after a life- in the penalty box. He Steven Mah, sports reporter, time of service, which began in 1967 at grabbed me to go swing 306-770-2225 the brand new Centennial Civic Centre the penalty gate that [email protected] selling programs. night and the rest is “Dennis volunteered for the Broncos history. 25 years later I commercial print for 50 years running the scoreboard and am still doing it.” the penalty box for most of those years,”  e penalty box area Kara Stephanson, explained Swift Current Broncos Dir- in the Western Hockey 306-770-2223, ector of Business Operations Dianne League has been known [email protected] Sletten. “He managed that area for us, to get a little bit out of so found all the workers, trained them control at times. classi eds and scheduled them. Having someone “He wasn’t a small that takes that on for the organization guy at one time either. Classifi eds 1-306-773-9321 is huge. It was one less thing to have to He would take the bull worry about on game nights.” by the horns too.  ere Fax: 306-773-9136 Loeppky passed away in April of 2017. was times where the classifi [email protected] “It means a lot to the family to have other guys running the Dennis Loeppky Dennis inducted into the Saskatchewan box, they couldn’t do circulation Hockey Hall of Fame,” said his wife Barb. much either. He would take the bull by odd time you had to give him a little 306-773-9321 “Dennis’s life revolved around hockey, the horns when it needed to be,” said slap on the leg and say ‘Dennis start the as did ours. Everything including family Myers. clock,’ laughed Hornung. “He was just a regional functions, appointments, and birthdays “Dennis liked to people watch and the great, great all-around guy.” managers were scheduled around hockey games. Michael J. Hertz, Senior Vice He was extremely proud of his involve- President & Group Publisher ment with hockey and it showed in all other aspects of his life as well as ours.” “It is an honour and privilege for my dad to be recognized for something he loved doing so much,” added his daugh- ter Denise.

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LETTER TO THE EDITOR Conservatives launch Defend Local Jobs Tour Editor: their jobs. Canadian workers have This is why Canada’s Con- been facing a direct threat to servatives have launched the their livelihood for months. Defend Local Jobs tour. And despite having over a We want to get the best year to prepare for this situa- ideas from workers, busi- tion, Prime Minister Justin nesses and local labour Trudeau and his Liberal gov- groups about how we can re- ernment have made it clear spond to this threat and pro- that they don’t have a plan. tect local communities that Recently, the United States are most vulnerable to these has decided to impose tariffs tariffs. on Canadian steel and alum- We want to bring people inum imports. And now, it has together to find solutions. threatened to impose tariffs We will always stand be- on auto imports as well. TD hind our steel, aluminum and Bank is warning that 160,000 auto industries – and most jobs in the auto sector are at importantly, the workers em- risk – this means that 20 per ployed in these sectors – as cent of all manufacturing we respond to these devastat- jobs in Canada could be lost. ing tariffs. contact us The Southwest Booster welcomes letters on matters of public interest for publica- These tariffs have created And we will continue to tion over the writer’s name. All letters must be accompanied by the author’s name, uncertainty in our steel, hold the government to ac- address and telephone number so that they can be verified. Letters are subject to Email: [email protected] editing and limited to 300 words. Copyright in letters and other materials submit- aluminum and auto indus- count when it fails to take ac- Mail: ted to the Publisher and accepted for publication remains with the author, but the tries, and they have left many tion to defend local jobs. 30 – 4th Ave. N.W. Publisher and its licensees may freely reproduce them in print, The Booster, its Swift Current, SK Publisher or Publishers and Alberta Newspaper Group, LP do Canadian workers worried David Anderson, MP S9H 0T5 not necessarily endorse the views expressed therein. about what will become of Cypress Hills—Grasslands 2030 emission reduction goal progressing Canadians favoured England and Brazil during World Cup SaskPower is planning for the sustainable Notably, a high-level CCS feasibility study is ANGUS REID currently. future of the Saskatchewan power grid. The being prepared for the Shand coal-fired power The drama of the world’s More Key Findings: corporation is currently on track to reduce its station in Estevan. most-watched sporting event is - Among Canadians who are greenhouse gas emissions by 40% from 2005 lev- SaskPower is also currently supporting the alternately breaking hearts, and following the tournament, Eng- els by 2030. This will be done by increasing the Saskatchewan Ministry of the Environment to taking Canadian fans’ breath land is the top rooting interest. renewable capacity of the grid, by supporting secure an equivalency agreement from the fed- away. Over the past three weeks, More than one-in-six (18 per low-emission technologies and by modernizing eral government, expected this year. This would World Cup viewers have gone cent) say they’re pulling for the the grid to meet the needs of future generations. allow the company to manage its emissions from the heights of elation to the Three Lions. Brazil (12 per cent) New and incoming federal regulations mean fleet-wide, rather than on a unit-by-unit basis. depths of despair, depending on and eliminated powers Portugal SaskPower must continue to adjust how to keep An agreement would allow SaskPower to oper- the fortunes of their favourite (16 per cent) and Germany (12 providing affordable power to homes and busi- ate Unit 4 until 2021 and Unit 5 until 2024. teams. per cent) are other top choices, nesses with a continued focus on environmental The eventual retirement of the units is not an- And, while the “beautiful game” while 16 per cent are just along sustainability. ticipated to include any layoffs for the approxi- is by no means Canadians’ pre- for the ride, cheering for no squad Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology mately 40 positions involved. ferred choice of sporting event in particular will continue to be used at Unit 3 of Boundary While an agreement is being secured, low to watch when compared to - Two elements hinder the 2018 Dam Power Station. This shows how conven- emission power projects are progressing on hockey or the Olympic Games, a World Cup for Canadian view- tional coal can be replaced with this low-emis- many fronts. SaskPower recently announced a new Angus Reid Institute survey ers. One-in-three (33 per cent) sion process that makes Unit 3 one of the world’s partnership with the First Nations Power Au- finds a significant segment of the say they would be catching more cleanest-burning coal power units. The decision thority to secure 20 megawatts (MW) of flare gas country connecting with the 2018 games if the time zone aligned has been made not to proceed with a CCS retro- projects from first nations-led businesses, help- FIFA World Cup. more closely with theirs, and half fit of Units 4 and 5 at Boundary Dam Power Sta- ing reduce the carbon footprint of oil and gas While this report may be hard (49 per cent) say they worry that tion. operations. The company also recently awarded to read for Japanese fans still corruption influences game out- “Coal will remain an important part of the the first 10 MW solar project that is expected to grieving a last-second Round comes. Perhaps due to this, 27 power grid in the future and so will CCS as we be in service by the end of 2019. Also expected of 16 loss to Belgium, plenty of per cent of Canadians say they’re work on opportunities for other facilities,” said by 2019 are significant new contracts to import Canadians are able to cheer their following the tournament less Minister Responsible for SaskPower Dustin Dun- hydroelectricity from Manitoba, the awarding of team of choice into the quar- closely than they expected to. can. “CCS is vital to achieving climate change a 200 MW contract for wind power, and a var- ter-finals. England and Brazil - British Columbians are gen- goals here in Canada and around the world.” iety of biomass, co-generation, combined-cycle emerged as Canada’s favourites erally supportive of their prov- “Units 4 and 5 at Boundary Dam are smaller natural gas and other lower-emission technol- for the rest of the tournament, incial government’s decision units in our fleet that are rapidly approaching ogy projects. This will be accompanied by a suite and undoubtedly bar-owners not to host World Cup games the end of their useful lives,” said SaskPower of new SaskPower programs for customers and across the country too. More than in Vancouver in 2026. Seven- President and CEO Mike Marsh. “Federal regu- businesses to better participate in their own half of those who are interested in in-10 (68 per cent) say the gov- lations on existing coal plants mandate that we power generation. the tournament report watching ernment made the right choice, either retrofit Units 4 and 5 with CCS, or retire “Balancing cost, reliability and sustainability a game at a bar or restaurant. after reportedly having diffi- them at the end of 2021 and 2024, respectively, will continue to mean a mix of power sources, The big draw for many Can- culty garnering clarity about with an equivalency agreement from the fed- and CCS coal will be a part of that for some time adians, however, is 2026. Along the costs the province would eral government. With the current low price of to come,” added Marsh. “The pioneering work with Mexico and the United incur. natural gas, we had to make this decision in the done here in Saskatchewan will continue, on States, Canada recently won a - Despite lower levels of view- best interest of our customers. For now, we have CCS, but also on higher-efficiency natural gas, joint bid to host the World Cup in ership than other countries, a clear plan to achieve our emission reduction and as we bring our capacity to up to 50% re- eight years. The number of Can- Canadians pay their respects to targets by 2030, and CCS technology will be a newable by 2030. It’s about giving our children adians who are interested in that soccer fans. More than six-in-10 part of that. We will continue to evaluate the vi- and grandchildren a provincial power grid that tournament jumps to just under (63 per cent) say that soccer fans ability of retrofitting our larger units with CCS in meets their needs, supports the economy and half (46 per cent) from the 37 per are more passionate than other the coming years.” has a sustainable impact on the environment.” cent who say they are watching sports fans.

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The City of Swift Current would like to advise the public that the 200 Block of 1st Avenue NE from Chaplin Street to the Legion Hall will be temporarily closed during the Market Square activities

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Board Member Needed! Public Library Board July 16th-20th: July 16th-20th We are entering our The City of Swift Current currently has vacancies on the Public Library Board. We are looking for individuals Theme- Monday Under the Sea to sit on the Public Library Board AND willing to sit on the Executive Chinook Regional Library Board. “Under the Sea” Mellow Monday at theme week next We need individuals with ideas, skills, leadership and energy to participate and share knowledge. If you are a Special Guest: the Center Canadian Citizen, 18 or older and a full-time resident of Swift Current, the time is right to get involved. week! Water games, Aquatic Center Tuesday drip drip drop, and a The Board shall act as liaison between the City and the Regional Library Board and between the City and the Cooking Day - local Library by bringing the needs of the community to the attention of the Regional Library Board and to the Free program with Quesadillas at the slip n’ slide are the regional and local librarians. games, crafts and Center fun things to look If you are interested in serving on this Board, an application form and additional information can be obtained physical activity Wednesday forward to. on the City’s website at www.swiftcurrent.ca. The deadline to apply is July 25, 2018. Candidates will be SCUBA diving at Free program for appointed by City Council and will be notifi ed sometime in August, 2018.

Fairview Pool families to connect and Ages: 6-11 For additional information regarding this Board please contact Lee Ann Thibodeau-Hodgson, City Clerk, by play Monday – Friday* Thursday - calling 306 778-2768 or by email at [email protected] 9:00am-12:00pm at Out on the Town – Ages: Grades 0-5 and Bowling Saulteaux and their caregivers Riverside Parks Friday (children must be Monday – Friday* Aqua Zumba & Ice accompanied by an 1:30pm-4:30pm at cream cake at adult) ACT, Saulteux and Fairview Pool Monday – Thursday Riverside Parks Free program for youths 10:00am-11:30am at *except on Special to hang out, participate Kinsmen Park Event Fridays in games, field trips, (Bell St and 15th Ave NE) (July 20 and August sports, crafts, cooking or at the 10) this program will and more Lt. Colonel Clifton not have an alternate Ages: Grades 6-9 Centre (6th Ave NE) location in case of wet (children going into in case of wet weather weather Grade 6 are also eligible) with support from: All leaders are Monday – Thursday SafePlaces – 1:30pm-4:30pm Youth Certified 55 1st Ave. NE.

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 9 TRAVEL TIP THURSDAY Feature SOUTHWEST SASKATCHEWAN UPCOMING EVENTS July 2018 August 15-19 July 4- Fossil Fever August 19 EASTEND – THE VALLEY OF HIDDEN SECRETS Shakespeare featuring on the Badlands Blast Tucked away in the deep, south west corner of Over the course of his lifetime Jones amassed one of the Saskatchewan Saskatchewan is a little town whose name seems at odds East Block “most important private paleontological collections in Saskatoon with its westerly location. A town fi lled with some of the North America.” (Virtual Saskatchewan, by Bill Barry). Grasslands best kept secrets of the southwest, not the least of which is A collection once written about by the aforementioned the discovery of its most famous resident who died more author Wallace Stegner in his novel Wolf Willow, and one National Park than 65,000,027 years ago. July 19-22 that is still revered today for its important contribution Once home to more than 60 Metis families who settled to paleontology in Saskatchewan. It is a collection that Saskatchewan in the nearby coulee called Chapel Coulee, it was in 1879 was preserved and saved for posterity by the Eastend Festival of September that the Northwest Mounted Police (NWMP) established Historical Museum, and a name that lives on in the town’s Words Moose a Hudson Bay Trading Post there, the most easterly infamous viewpoint “Jones Peak” which was named in his 2018 detachment from the newly built Fort Walsh, and thus it was Jaw honour. named Eastend. As for Scotty, discovered by paleontologist Tim Tokaryk It is a town with an eclectic personality as diverse as its July 27-29 residents, which includes, ranchers and farmers, artists and and Eastend highschool teacher Robert Gebhardt in September Gateway paleontologists, all of whom have an intense interest in the 1991, her fame is so immense that she now has an 8-9 land and hills that surround the Town. entire museum dedicated to her discovery, in the T.Rex Festival Discovery Centre. Opened in May of 2003, the Centre For potter Stephen Girard it provides the surrounding hills Bengough Threshing Bee is owned and operated by the Royal Saskatchewan provide the whitemud clay from which he forms his pottery Museum and contains the RSM Fossil Research Station, and the name of his Whitemud Clay Pottery studio, and Sukanen Ship coff ee roastery. For potter Nick Saville of Nixavl Pottery now headed up by Dr. Emily Bamforth, and home to July 28-29 Pioneer it off er inspiration in the colours and paint technique he many visiting paleontologists and researchers from Grasslander applies to his infamous bowls, a technique that he shares around the world. Named Saskatchewan’s “Offi cial Village & every Tuesday night at his “Pot Parties” that allow you to Fossil” in 2016, today Scotty’s complete skeleton is fi rmly Classic paint your own bowl while enjoying some snacks. ensconced in her home in the hills, which is open daily West Block Museum from 10am to 6pm throughout the summer season, The surrounding hills have also inspired writers like local Grasslands Moose Jaw resident Sean Virgo, and former resident Wallace Stegner, closing on the Labour Day long weekend. National Park whose childhood home remains a writer’s retreat where In addition to providing research facilities, Scotty’s writers can focus on their works in progress. home is also an incredible tourism destination, that in September 8 As a part of a dark sky corridor that stretches from addition to telling the story of Saskatchewan’s natural August 2018 Grasslands National Park to the Cypress Hills, Eastend was history also off ers kid’s programming, including their new Cypress Hills also the home of amateur astronomer Jack Wilson, who Storytime with Scotty held each Wednesday throughout Wish Ride passed away in 1959, but whose love of the stars lives on. the summer, Dino Days on July 28th, and the T.Rex August 3-5 Wilson, who built a number of prototype telescopes, many Summer Gala on August 10th. A semi-formal evening Herbert of which are housed in the Eastend Historical Museum, also Historic which this year, this year the Summer Gala, in addition to Stampede built the Wilkinson Observatory in 1949, which today is run Reesor Ranch by the local Astronomy Club. its regularly featured live music, hor d’oeuvres, cash bar Herbert and silent auction, will also feature a Scotch tasting, the A town of many hidden secrets it is perhaps the proceeds of which will go to support the T.Rex Discovery paleontological secrets nestled in this lush valley that Centre and the Eastend Historical Museum. September has brought Eastend, its biggest claims to fame thus far. August 3-5 (If interested in tickets to this event you can contact the From the fi rst fi ndings of fossils in the area by amateur Frenchman Centre at 306 295 4009). 20-23 paleontologist Corky Jones, a self-described “bone hound” River Gospel who came to Eastend from England in 1898, to one of There are many secrets that line the valley in which the Goose Festival Canada’s greatest paleontological fi nds – Scotty, the T.Rex, Jam Town of Eastend sits, secrets that are just waiting to be Canada’s largest most complete T.Rex, and the largest, by Shaunavon Kindersley mass, in the world. discovered.

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 10 BASEBALL 57’s run into tough WMBL opposition It was a difficult week for hits in the loss. Adams moved the Swift Current 57’s as to the leadoff spot and scored they ran into some of the top twice on a walk and a single. teams in the Western Major Catcher Ben Komonosky was Baseball League and lost five on base with two walks, one consecutive games. They single, and one hit by pitch finished the weekend with a and scored a run. 14-17 record in fourth spot in Spencer Koelewyn led the the Eastern Division. 57’s pitching staff with two Wednesday, the 57’s man- scoreless innings out of the aged just a single hit in a 9-0 bullpen. loss to the host Regina Red Friday, the 57’s offensive Sox. woes continued in a 6-1 loss Kyle Wilson held the 57’s to the visiting Weyburn Bea- to one base hit in a complete vers. game shutout as he improved The 57’s were limited to to 3-1 with a 1.87 earned run just four hits, while the Bea- average. vers crushed three home Blake Adams had the only runs to improve to 22-7 on hit in the first inning and the season. then stole second base for Lefty Landon Mostellar im- the 57’s. proved to 2-1 as he held the Newcomer Isiah Campa 57’s to four hits, three walks, was a bright spot on the and one run while striking mound with 3.1 scoreless in- out four over eight innings. nings, allowing only two hits The 57’s scored their only and one walk with one strike- run in the sixth inning when out in his 57’s debut. a swinging bunt and resulting Regina scored in each of throwing error allowed Ethan the first four innings, includ- Hunter to stroll into third ing a four-run fourth inning base. Bo McClintock quickly to put the game well out of singled him home. reach. Erik Crossman led Sunday, the losing streak the Red Sox with three hits stretched to five games at the as they knocked out 14 hits hands of the WMBL leading and took advantage of three Medicine Hat Mavericks. errors. Medicine Hat scored in five Thursday, a three-run sev- of their eight innings, swat- enth inning was the differ- ting out 19 hits on their way ence as the visiting Moose to a 14-5 win in front of 874 Jaw Miller Express handed fans at Athletic Park. the 57’s a third straight loss. Adams led the 57’s with a STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER Ty Roseberry hit a three-run home run as he finished two- Myles Miller tried to bunt his way on during a 6-1 loss to the visiting Weyburn Beavers on July 6. home run to lift the Miller for-five with two runs scored Express to a 7-4 win to move and two runs batted in. Nick The 57’s will play six games The 57’s will visit the Brooks Monday against Yorkton two games ahead of the Canas, Myles Miller, and in seven days this week, be- Bombers on Friday and the before visiting Moose Jaw 57’s. Jerad Dokey also had two-hit ginning on Thursday when Weyburn Beavers on Sunday. on Tuesday and Melville on The 57’s were held to five afternoons in a losing cause. they host the Regina Red Sox. The 57’s are back at home Wednesday.

WRESTLING Happy 90th Birthday! Nickel wrestles at Cadet World Championships

Swift Current’s Aleah Nickel lost imagined when I first started wrestling. her opening match at the 2018 Cadet Being able to represent my country is World Championships in Zagreb, Cro- an amazing feeling that I will never atia. She lost by fall in the opening lose. I may have lost but I know that round to Mongolia’s Oyungerel Batk- I had so much support from everyone th huyag. back home. Yet, I couldn’t have been Betty Martens Nickel, 17, was one of 23 wrestlers in prouder of that match. I went out and Happy 80 Birthday the women’s 61 kilogram division. She I controlled it. I came off the match Along with her family, we would LILA GADER was eliminated when Batkhuyag lost to knowing that if I wouldn’t have gotten like you to help celebrate her Japan’s Riko Takayama in the quarter- caught in a throw then I would’ve been 90th Birthday JULY 14th, 2018 final. able to win. My coach Shane Bradley Come & Go Tea Love, Nickel and her family were staying in was just as proud of me here as when I July 14th, 2018 Connie, Mark and Family Croatia to do some sightseeing, but she won my gold national medal. I came off 1:00 – 3:30pm Michele, Shawn and Family did post a message on her Facebook the mat with a feeling of wanting more. Eagles Hall, Swift Current Charles, Brandon and Family page on Saturday. I’ll be back and I’ll go and be my best “This is something would’ve never again,” Nickel wrote.

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ENTERTAINMENT Gauvin holding EP One Studio launch on Saturday Come home to livingSuite Available Vanessa Gauvin is holding an EP release show in Swift Current on July 14 to unveil her debut recording. Immediately Gauvin will be playing at Lucky Charlie’s Pub and offering supporters a chance to get their hands on her EP Devil Man. The evening of music also features Emmett Hall, who are also preparing to unveil at it’s BEST! a new musical project. Gauvin recorded her EP at Skullcreek Studios with Aspen Beveridge. Earlier this year Gauvin was the opening act for the Blenders Concert headlined by Lindi Ortega. Music gets underway at 8 p.m., and advance tickets are available at Lucky Charlie’s Pub or by contacting 306-315-3164.

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 16 GOLF Swift Current’s Gri n Wilson division with rounds of 78 and He  nished 12th with a 96 and an 100th Saskatchewan Amateur tied for fourth in the Junior Boys 76. 86 to  nish 22 shots o the lead. Women’s Championship over Division at a Maple Leaf Junior Two Swift Current golfers had  e next MJT stop in Saskatch- the same weekend. She placed Wilson Golf Tour stop at the Moon Lake top-20 finishes in the Juven- ewan will be the MJT CPGA of sixth out of nine golfers at Golf and Country Club over the ile Boys Division. Ethan Fizell Saskatchewan Junior Cham- 33-over-par over three rounds of tied for Canada Day long weekend. placed eighth with rounds of 77 pionship at Dakota Dunes Golf golf. Wilson, 17,  nished eight shots and 86. Gaige Calkins was 20th Links on July 23-24. MacNeil shot an 81 on Friday, o the lead with rounds of 78 after he posted an 84 on day one  e MJT will return to Swift a 78 on Saturday, and then  n- fourth in and 84 for his lowest  nish in and a 96 on day two. Current on August 25-26 at the ished the weekend with an 87 to four Saskatchewan MJT stops Ryan McCleary was the lone Elmwood Golf & Country Club.  nish nine shots back of the win- this season. Saskatoon’s Keigh- Southwest golfer in action in the Shaunavon’s Hannah Mac- ner, Saskatoon’s Carla Odnokan Saskatoon ton McNab won the 12-player 21-player Bantam Boys Division. Neil was also in Elbow for the (72-78-78).

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 17 The Village of Stewart Valley Administrator Posi� on The Village of Stewart Valley invites applica� ons for Village Administrator. Start date would be immediate; however, an alternate start date could be considered. The municipal offi ce is located in Stewart Valley, Saskatchewan and is shared with the RM of Saskatchewan Landing #167. The offi ce is open Monday to Friday; however, the Village Administrator’s posi� on would be 2 – 3 days per week. The Administrator reports directly to Council and works coopera� vely with Council in all opera� ons of the municipality. Preference will be given to applicants with the following qualifi ca� ons: • Offi ce Administra� on experience • Computer experience • Bookkeeping experience Applicants are invited to submit a resume including experience, qualifi ca� ons, references, and wage expecta� ons by July 20, 2018 to: The Village of Stewart Valley Box 10, Stewart Valley, SK S0N 2P0 Phone: (306) 778-2105 Fax: (306) 778-2152 Looking for a Email: [email protected] The Village of Stewart Valley wishes to thank all applicants for their interest. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. 4TH YEAR OR JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER R.M. of Gull Lake No. 139 UTILITY PERSON/GRADER OPERATOR Starting Immediately Full Time QUALIFICATIONS INCLUDE: The utility person/grader operator position includes but is not limited - Assemble and install plumbing components to operation of grader, mower, utility vehicles, and culvert and signage - Installation, troubleshooting, and repairs for plumbing fi xtures maintenance. Experience operating heavy equipment would be an asset; - Perform routine maintenance and servicing must have valid driver's license, class 3 a plus. We are willing to fully train - Applicants must have mechanical skills not just limited to the plumbing trade. the right individual. Must have a willingness to follow directions, work well with others, and be unsupervised. Starting wage is $22.00 or better Competitive Wages, Benefi ts, and service vehicle. Plumbers install, replace and maintain depending on experience. water and sewage systems in residential, commercial and industrial buildings. They may also The position will commence immediately. be licensed as gas fi tters. Please send resume including experience, references and expected salary to: WHAT DO PLUMBERS DO? R.M. of Gull Lake No. 139 • Read blueprints, drawings and specifi cations to determine layout of plumbing system, 1184 Conrad Avenue Box 180 water supply network and waste and drainage system. Gull Lake, SK S0N 1A0 • Install, repair and maintain domestic, commercial or industrial plumbing fi xtures and systems. Email: [email protected] • Locate and mark positions for pipe connections, passage holes and fi xtures in walls and fl oors. Fax: 306-672-3879 • Installs hot water, steam and forced air heating systems. Phone: 306-672-4430 • Join pipes using couplings, clamps, screws, bolts, cement or soldering, Council thanks all applicants for their interest, however, brazing and welding equipment. only those chosen for an interview will be contacted. • Test pipes for leaks using air and water pressure. Please apply with resume to: 155 ALEXANDER DRIVE SWIFT CURRENT 306-773-9393 email: [email protected]

Opening for a Casual Care Aid Financial thinkers that could lead into full time. Caring for all aspects of residents’ daily needs, wanted. some light housekeeping involved - must be We’re looking for fresh customer service talent to join our team. willing to do shift work. We create an exceptional experience for members and potential members Individuals interested in this opportunity are requested to both face to face and online/mobile. forward a resume complete with references electronically, Visit the careers section of our website to view full details on any of our by email or regular post to: positions. innovationcu.ca Attention: Contact Lorna Nicoll Innovation Credit Union off ers • Competitive wages email resume to [email protected] • Comprehensive benefi t program • Matched company pension of 7% RIVERVIEW VILLAGE ESTATES • Attractive variable incentive program • Career advancement 1101 – 2nd Avenue • Swift Current, Sask. S9H 5M6 • Financial education support • Learning on work time 306-773-8146 • Fast paced exciting environment

Offi ce Assistant PIONEER CO-OP R.M. of Excelsior No. 166 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES View Our Jobs Online at www.SaskJobs.ca Applications are now being accepted for an Offi ce Assistant to work part-time, under the direction of the Administrator, in the rural municipal offi ce located in Rush Lake, Saskatchewan. Start SWIFT CURRENT SERVICE STATIONS date to be mutually agreed upon. Employment will be a minimum of one day a week and will BAKERY MANAGER ASSISTANT MANAGER be scheduled on a fl exible basis. The suitable candidate will also be required to work additional JR. OFFICE CLERK, AUDIT (FT) SENIOR ATTENDANT (FT) days based on workload demands and will be required to cover vacation leave, attendance at ATTENDANTS (Part-time & Student) workshops, etc. This will result in several weeks throughout a year having more than one day JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER REFRIGERATION MECHANIC of work. The Municipality offers a comprehensive benefi t package including a pension plan. BRANCHES The successful applicant will work closely with existing offi ce staff, other employees and Council SENIOR TIRE TECHNICIAN members. ABBEY (PT) AGRONOMIST (FERTILIZER) CABRI AGRO (PT) The successful candidate will be competent in the use of computers, including Excel and Word SPRAYER OPERATOR GULL LAKE (PT/Student) programs. Good organizational and public relations skills along with some accounting knowledge FAMILY FASHION CLERK (PT) TOMPKINS (Summer Student) or experience are a requirement. Flexibility on days of work is a must.

Written applications stating work experience, how you obtained the above competencies, BUILDING MATERIALS MAPLE CREEK references, availability and expected salary must be received by the undersigned on or before CLERK I, BOOKKEEPING (FT) HARDWARE CLERK (FT) Friday, July 20, 2018 at 12:00 noon. We thank all those who apply and advise that only candidates selected for further consideration will be contacted. Submit Applications to: RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF EXCELSIOR NO. 166 Pioneer Co-op Human Resources, Box 180, Rush Lake, SK S0H 3S0 Phone: (306)784-3121 1150 Central Ave. N., Swift Current, SK S9H 0G1 Fax: (306)784-3479 Ph: 306-778-8707 • Fax: 306-778-3424 E-mail: [email protected] Email: [email protected] A18

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 Obituaries       host his own birthday parties and invited            his close family and friends. Guy always            believed in God and made time for         prayer. Several years ago, he received    Salvation and recognized that Jesus Christ was truly his Savior. He is now at  peace and will be dearly missed by all. Guy is survived by his son, Paul     Beauchamp; his sister-in-law, Leona              Beauchamp; his nieces and nephews;   and by his extended family and friends.  Guy was predeceased by his wife, Juliette Beauchamp; his father, Honoré Beauchamp (1957); his mother, Bertha For Rent Help Wanted (step-father, Jean-Louis) Sevard; and by In Memory his brothers, John Beauchamp and Louis Beauchamp. Prayers for Guy One and two HIRING bedroom suites Nanny/In-Home Beauchamp were held on Friday, June for rent. No pets. Caregiver. 29, 2018 at 7:00 pm from the Swift Call Full-time BEAUCHAMP Current Funeral Home, Swift Current, SK 306-773-3698 40 hours/week. Guy Beauchamp, age 86, of Swift with Zoria Shumay as Presider and (leave message) Private home. Current, SK passed away peacefully in Sandra Hinks serving as Reader. The Apply to his sleep in the early morning hours of Funeral Mass for Guy Beauchamp was DJ MANOR [email protected] June 24, 2018 at the Meadows, Swift held on Saturday, June 30, 2018 at APARTMENTS Current. Guy Joseph Albert Beauchamp 10:00 am from Christ the Redeemer Bachelor, Two and was born August 23, 1931 to Honoré & Roman Catholic Parish, Swift Current, Three bedroom Bertha Beauchamp in Gravelbourg, SK. SK with Msgr. Reymundo Asis as apartments near Memorial The youngest of three sons, he grew up Celebrant. “Ave Maria,” “How Great downtown. Heat & Donations on the family farm near Frenchville, SK Thou Art,” and “Amazing Grace” were water included. No parties, no pets. Contributions to where he attended the Beauchamp sung by the congregation, with Peggy References The Meadows school. He completed his education at Marshall serving as organist. The required. Auxiliary gratefully College Mathieu in Gravelbourg and Psalmist was Yolande Gorrill. Scripture Call 306-778-6068 accepted worked there from 1949 – 1951 for a was read by Katie Haaland, Isaiah 61:1- (after office hours c/o Eleanore Forge couple of large farming operations. He 3d, and Shyla Driedger, Romans 5:5-11. leave message). 308 - 230 returned to Frenchville to farm with his Prayers of the Faithful were given by Lister-Kaye Cres. Swift Current, SK parents and purchased his first half- Shyla Driedger and Paul Beauchamp. section of land in 1952 from Mrs. Bertha The eulogy was given by Paul S9H 0A2. Wayne Lopeter (next of kin name Lambert. Guy married Juliette Hermine Beauchamp. The usher in the church November 12, 1938- July 9, 2016 Larivière of Gravelbourg on August 2, was Leyen Ruest. The Interment Service and address Still making our old memories required) come alive, dad. 1956, they were blessed with the arrival was held following the Funeral Mass Forever loved of their son, Paul, on June 22, 1959. He from Frenchville Cemetery, Frenchville, Forever missed was a hard worker and devoted his life SK with Josh Driedger, Myles Hansen, Always remembered. to caring for his family and developing Ryan Laturnus, Colin Haggart, Keith Thank you the family farm with crops, cattle, and Keith, and Julien Beauchamp serving as A most sincere thank you to all the great and horses. He was especially passionate Pallbearers. In memory of Guy caring people who were so kind and helpful about breeding and raising cattle, Guy Beauchamp, donations made to Teen to us. Thanks for the food, visits, flowes, developed a prize-winning herd of Challenge, Rock Solid Refuge, and the cards, phone calls and prayers. It was all so Maine-Anjou cattle that won numerous Canadian Diabetes Association of very much appreciated and will never be championships throughout Canada and Saskatchewan would be appreciated by forgotten. two national championships in the the family. Funeral arrangements were Mary and Stan Bradford United States. Guy loved attending cattle in care of Swift Current Funeral Home, shows and sales, going to auctions, and Swift Current, SK. For further attending rodeos —especially the bull information, or to leave a personal riding. He was a big fan of country message of condolence on the family’s music and was kept company by his obituary page, please go to swiftcurrent- faithful dog, Rusty. Guy also liked to funeralhome.com

Robert Loverin sisters, Eve and Shirley. Helen was born July 6, 1944 - July 13, 2013 and raised in the Simmie, Saskatchewan In loving memory of our area where she grew up. She met Wally Husband, Dad & Grandpa at the age of 15 years and they were I cannot bring the old days back married three years later, settling on a Your smile I cannot see, farm in the Webb, Saskatchewan I can only treasure the memories district. Helen was a hard worker, she ONLINE TIMED AUCTION FOR THE of days that used to be. helped on their large farm they had, ESTATE OF WALTER KRUSZELNICKI, Always loved & remembered helped Wally in his construction GLENBAIN, SK. Marie & Family All Items are Located near Glenbain, SK. business building houses, and always From the Junction of Hwy 19 & 43 - 5 miles helped out her children and West on Hwy 43, 1 mile North, ¾ mile grandchildren. She relished the labor West. GPS: 49.916848, -107.081043. To and the satisfaction of helping others. Preview Equipment, Call Phil 306-677-7225 In her later years, Helen enjoyed or Brad 306-551-9411. On offer: JD 317 traveling to Mexico and to the United Garden Tractor w/Snowblower; JD 317 States. After Wally passed away, Helen Garden Tractor w/Mulcher; Versatile 4400 continued to live in their home. She Swather; JD 7720 Combine w/212 Pickup; eventually moved to a condo where she JD 4020 Tractor, shows 7245 hrs; GROPP Degelman 8ft Blade; IH 660 Diesel Tractor, Helen Gropp of Medicine Hat, beloved lived for the past three years until she shows 4258 hrs; Valmar 245PT; Frigstad wife of the late Wallace “Wally” Gropp, needed assisted living. A Celebration of Cultivator; New Holland 795 Haybine, passed away on Saturday, June 30th, Helen’s life, and the interment where she missing lift rod; Ford F100 Truck with 2018 at the age of 94 years. Helen will be reunited with Wally, will take Wooden Deck; 1977 Case 1070 Tractor leaves to cherish her memory her place at a later date. In lieu of flowers, w/FEL & Grapple, shows 5244 hrs; CaseIH children: Diane (Brian) Smyth, Dave memorial gifts may be made to the 8480 Soft Core Round Baler; IH 4140 Skid (Jacqueline) Gropp, Carol (Doug) Alzheimer Society, 201, 770 – 6th Street Steer, shows 1924 hrs; Wheatheart Loader Prince, and Rick (Tammy) Gropp; her SW, Medicine Hat, Alberta, T1A 4J6. Mount Hyd. Drive Posthole Auger; Versatile grandchildren, Lauri Pellow, Heather Condolences may be sent through 800; Frigstad Bale Hauler; GMC 9600 2 Ton (Dan) Oster, Scott (Heidi) Gropp, Todd www.saamis.com or to Grain Truck; King of the Road Stock Trailer, 5'x16'; Brandt 740 Auger w/Bin Sweep; NH (Vicki) Smyth, and Shaun (Cheryl) [email protected] subject Square Baler; 2015 Chev Impala; 1997 Ford Smyth; her great grandchildren, Shaylin, heading Helen Gropp. Funeral Corney- Andrew Richmond arrangements are entrusted to SAAMIS F250 7.3L Diesel Truck; Dodge Camper Van March 24, 1930- July 9- 2013 Josh, Wyatt, Paige, Casey, and Andrew; (NR); Cockshutt Swather; Cab for JD 317; Many days have gone by. as well as numerous nieces and MEMORIAL FUNERAL CHAPEL AND Cab for JD 4020 & More. Visit our website We wonder why, nephews. Besides her husband, Wally, CREMATORIUM, “The Chapel in the for more pictures & information. You had to leave us so suddenly Helen was predeceased by her parents, Park”, Medicine Hat, Alberta. Should www.2sauctioneers.ca to Bid on Items! We love you forever. Andrew and Lillian Lofthang; her you wish any additional information, PL#333133. Irene and family brothers, Walter and Dick; and her please telephone 1-800-317-2647. A19

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Obituaries Obituaries Radtke, Daylan Radtke, Mckenna well as her younger sister Elaine Sander Radtke, Anderson Penner, Oliver Penner, (Jim); eight grandchildren, Gregory Katelyn Hack and Lindsay Hack. She is Potter, Stacey Woodward, Brian Potter, predeceased by: her mother: Annie Elizebeth Ashton, Melissa Potter, Wightman (1942); father: James Collier Jessica Potter, Michael Potter and Ethan Wightman (1960); husband: William Potter; and seven great-grandchildren. 'Bill' Jensen (1991); brothers: Alfred Anna was predeceased by her parents, Wightman, Harry Francis, Gordon Lars and Alice Hungnes; brother, Arlie Wightman, Lewis Wightman, and Leslie Hungnes; two sisters, Judith Klaassen Wightman; sisters: Ellen 'Bessie' Studer, (Ormond), and Eleanor Wotherspoon Violet Carleton, Margaret Lawless and (Davie); two children, Ryan Potter Phyllis Wightman (in infancy); and son- (Wendy/Corina) and Vickie Woodward in-law: Ron Hack. Joyce was born at the (Neil); and one grandson Mark Swift Current Hospital on July 6, 1931. Woodward. Anna's first and foremost She attended school in the Fox District focus during her entire life was family. near Waldeck, SK before moving to In Swift Current, she was fully invested Swift Current where she attended in the community and church. She Central School and completed her joined church groups, volunteered at the education at Beatty High School. She POTTER Arts Council, Little Theater and the married William 'Bill' Jensen on October Anna Joyce Potter was born at Stewart Scandinavian Club, sold Avon (mostly JENSEN 22, 1951. They were married in the First Valley, Saskatchewan on July 15, 1929 for the social aspect), and became an Joyce Edna Jensen, age 86, of Swift United Church in Swift Current. During and passed away on July 1, 2018 at expert at sewing and knitting. She loved Current, SK passed away on July 2, her high school years and for a short Swift Current, SK at the age of 88. She camping and boating in the summers 2018 at the Cypress Regional Hospital. time after marriage she worked at passed away peacefully in her home of and travel south with relatives during The funeral service: 2:00 p.m. on July 7, Webster Shoes. Joyce was a member of the past two years at The Meadows, the Saskatchewan winters. Anna will be 2018 at First United Church, with the Shiners Ladies and she was an avid Swift Current. Anna was born to Lars remembered as a loving, kind, Annette Taylor officiating. The eulogy: Bronco supporter. She was involved and Alice Hungnes and was raised with generous, and thoughtful soul who Brent Jensen and Jilian Radtke. The with the United Church Friendship Group her siblings on the homestead farm always had time for family and friends. ushers: Riley Deschner, Andrew Dean, where she worked at a number of located between Stewart Valley and The funeral service was held at 2:00 pm Larry Wightman and Wes Fehr. The rummage sales. Joyce dedicated her life Success. She was the first born of five on Friday, July 6th, 2018 at the First pallbearers: her grandchildren: Jilian fully to her family - providing wisdom, children and attended Vendetta School United Church in Swift Current with Radtke, James Penner, Brant Penner, support and unconditional love to her nearby the Hungnes family farm. Anna Reverend Annette Taylor officiating. Graham Hack, Breanne Hack, Sarah children and all of the in-laws, was married on May 24, 1947 to Reverend Taylor also attended at the Semeniuk, Amber Jensen, Cam Jensen, grandchildren and great grandchildren Chester Vernon Potter, who was born private graveside service at Memory Nigel Neufeld and Alexa Neufeld. who subsequently joined her family. She and raised on his father's homestead Gardens Cemetery. Donations made to Honorary pallbearers: all those who was an incredibly grounded woman who farm in the same area. Anna and Chester the First United Church, 223 3rd Ave. shared in Joyce's life. The interment rose above life's challenges with lived near Carrot River, SK for three NE, Swift Current, SK, S9H 2G6, would service: held at Memory Gardens determination and a positive approach. years before moving back to work the be appreciated by the family. Warren's Cemetery, Swift Current, SK. Joyce is She was involved in the activities that Potter family farm, and to start their Funeral Home were entrusted with the survived by: her children: Linda (Allan) her husband and children chose. There family of five children. After living in arrangements. For further information Penner, Karen Hack, Sharon (Stan) were various charities that she Swift Current for the winters for call Warren's at 306-773-8831 or 1- Semeniuk, Brent (Tera) Jensen and supported. Donations should be made improved school and other services, 800-267-6606 or visit the website at Brenda (Ron) Neufeld; her to the charity of your choice. Warren's when the older children were teenagers www.warrensfuneralhome.com, where grandchildren: Jilian (Murray) Radtke, Funeral Home were entrusted with the the family moved to the city you can express your sympathy in the James (Mackenzie) Penner, Brant arrangements. For further information permanently. Anna is survived by three book of condolences. You may also Penner, Graham (Laura) Hack, Breanne call 306-773-8831 or 1-800-267-6606 children, Clifton Potter (Nicki), Neil convey your sympathy directly to Hack and Andrew, Sarah Semeniuk, or visit our website at www.warrensfu- Potter (Yvonne), and Colin Potter; as immediate family members. Amber Jensen and Riley, Cam (Brin) neralhome.com and express your Jensen, Nigel Neufeld and Alexa Neufeld; sympathy to family members in our and her great grandchildren: Brylan book of condolences.

brothers at Ruf's General Store in Prairie They made sure their children were sisters-in-law, Rose Biesel, Anne Ruf, View. During their years at the store, brought up in a Christian home knowing June Ruf, Emma Ruf, Ella Ruf and Vi they adopted and welcomed two children that Jesus was their Lord and Saviour. In Ruf; her nieces, Eunice Robertson and — Lorelei and Mark (Jeff). In 1965, they 1991, Herb retired from farming and Elaine Smith; her nephews, Don moved to Waldeck, SK so Herb could rented the land to the Waldeck Robertson and Bruno Miller; many aunts open his business, Herb's Electric. Hutterites, but that did not stop them and uncles; and by countless friends that During those first few years in Waldeck, from living at the farm from spring until went before her to welcome and Joyce was kept active looking after their fall tending their large garden. It was celebrate her arrival in heaven. Lorelei two young children — Lorelei especially during that time Joyce & Herb would and Jeff want to thank the nursing staff, being quite the handful. Once the travel to visit their children and doctors, and care aides at the Meadows, children started school, Joyce began grandchildren, or sometimes take a bus House 13 for the care and compassion working in the shop doing the book trip to the United States or a destination they extended to Mom during her five work. Joyce became an active member closer to home. Joyce loved her children months there. We also want to express in the small village of Waldeck, taking on very much and took great pride in all our gratitude to Brenda at the Willows at a leadership role of bringing Parks & their accomplishments. She was Riverview for being her friend and Recreation activities to the young especially thrilled to become a keeping us updated during those months children, along with planning Dine & grandmother and then a great- of care. We also want to give thanks to Dances and Snow Mobile Derbies for the grandmother to Lorelei's daughters, and, our family and friends for their adults. She was recognized by the Lt. of course a "granma" to Jeff's whippets. outpouring of support during this Governor for her accomplishments, Music was also very special in their difficult time. We also want to receiving the Volunteer Service Award home — many evenings were spent with acknowledge the Swift Current Funeral during Canada’s 125th Celebration. Jeff at the organ, Joyce on her guitar, Home for taking good care of Mom until There was always something to do in steel guitar, or keyboard while Herb we lay her in her final resting place. The their small hometown. Joyce never sat played the saxophone or fiddle, filling the Celebration of Life for Joyce Marie Ruf idle in the evenings, she enjoyed house with music. Joyce & Herb were was held on Tuesday, June 26, 2018 at crocheting, baking bread and making active members of the Waldeck Golden 11:00 am from Mt. Calvary Lutheran RUF desserts — their door was always open Agers Orchestra and the church gospel Church, Swift Current, SK with Pastor Joyce Ruf, age 82, passed away for friends and family to stop in for a band, they traveled to many nursing Brad Julien officiating, with Arlie Neufeld peacefully with her son holding her hand meal, or just a coffee and a conversation. homes providing music for the serving as pianist. Tributes were given on Thursday, June 21, 2018 at the Much laughter could be heard coming residents. Joyce leaves to mourn her two by Pastor Brad Julien on behalf of the Meadows, House 13 in Swift Current, from the kitchen table, especially when children, Lorelei (Howard) Lawrence family. The ushers in the church were SK. Joyce Marie (nee Wittman) was born the neighbours or family came over to (Lloydminster, AB) and M. Jeff Ruf Doug Ruf and Burt Rempel. The July 10, 1935 to Fred & Martha Wittman play cards. Herb closed the business in (Regina, SK); her grandchildren, Interment Service was held from Peace in Prairie View, SK, where she grew up 1976 to return to farming. It was then Kimberly (Lyndon) Mayuk (Estevan, SK) Lutheran Cemetery, Prairie View District, on the family farm with her younger that Joyce began working at the Pioneer and Krystal Lawrence (Lloydminster, SK with Brent Wittman, Doug brother, Raymond. Joyce was baptized Co-op in Swift Current and commuted to AB); her great-grandchildren, Aspen and Robertson, Steve Ruf, Mike Ruf, Lyndon and confirmed at the Peace Lutheran work from either Waldeck or the farm. Ellise Mayuk and Kohl Lawrence; her Mayuk, and Larry Belter serving as Church, Prairie View District. She was She decided to retire in 1982 to be brother, Raymond (Julene) Wittman; her Pallbearers. In memory of Joyce Marie kept busy with the daily chores around Herb's helper at the farm. From then on, sisters-in-law, Lena Ruf and Lorna Ruf; Ruf, donations made to the Peace the farm and attended Turnhill School she was tending garden, canning, and by numerous cousins, nieces, and Lutheran Cemetery Fund would be and Beatty Collegiate in Swift Current. It making jams and jellies, and of course, nephews. Joyce was predeceased by her appreciated by the family. Funeral was during the many rides into the city handing Herb the necessary tools while loving husband of 60 years, Herb Ruf; arrangements were in care of Swift with Herman “Herb” Ruf for piano fixing the machinery. Every Sunday, her parents, Fred & Martha Wittman; her Current Funeral Home, Swift Current, lessons that a romance blossomed, and Joyce & Herb would be at church and parents-in-law, David & Margaretta Ruf; SK. For further information, or to leave a they were married on November 8, 1953. continued worshipping over the years her brothers-in-law, David Ruf, Jake Ruf, personal message of condolence on the Herb & Joyce moved into the store either at Peace Lutheran, St. Olaf's, and Hank Ruf, Willie Ruf, Sam Ruf, Adam family’s obituary page, please go to house and started working along side his finally at Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church. Ruf , Karl Ruf, and Herman Biesel; her swiftcurrentfuneralhome.com A20

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Obituaries Obituaries polka music by “The Drehers". He was Schaitel, and they eloped by train to predeceased by his parents; his first Moose Jaw to wed January 17, 1955. wife Sarah; and six siblings. David is Her sister Lorraine and Adolf Schaitel survived by wife Susan; sister Alma of attended. They came home to be Manitoba; daughter Dawn (Michael) of surprised by a chiverie and a party. Her Duncan, B.C; son Lionel of Calgary; life was farming and Leo and Verna daughter Sheila of Calgary; worked hard to make a home for granddaughter Ariel (Lance) of Calgary; themselves. July, 1956, brought the great granddaughter Bailey; great miracle of the birth of their daughter, grandson Grayson; and many nieces Annette. Verna prided herself on being and nephews. David loved a good game the carpenter, plumber, mechanic, and of golf, cards and “get-togethers” with electrician and put those learned skills many relatives and friends. David and to work on the house and the farm yard. Susan worked side by side for many There were 9 cows to milk for many years and enjoyed their retirement while years to bring extra money for those wintering in Mesa Az. A Celebration of upgrades and repairs on the farm, and David’s Life will be announced at a later new things for the family. Leo and date. To leave an online message of Verna spent many winters curling and condolence, please visit www.speersfu- earned 8 ender pins. They involved neralchapel.com themselves with the farming community SAWATZKY, DAVID and organizations. They regularly MAY 30, 1928 – JULY 3, 2018 attended the United Church in Morse. David Sawatzky, late of Swift Current, SCHAITEL Verna was very involved with the church SK passed away at the age of 90 years We are saddened to announce the and the UCW ladies. They attended in the arms of his loving wife of 28 peaceful passing of Verna Schaitel of many family and friend gatherings and years, while listening to his favorite Morse, Sask., with her daughter by her played many games of cards. Family side at the Herbert and District reunions in the States and Canada were Integrated Health Facility on June 24, especially fun for them. Verna was the 2018, at the age of 89. Verna was the family historian and kept track of all the last Auntie on both sides of our births, weddings, and deaths. They family.Verna is survived by her travelled around western Canada, east to Ontario and the northern United Verna Goodwin (Ross Heebner), Rose daughter, Annette (Frank Bertoia) of Saskatoon and her grandchildren Meran States. They rarely missed a special Monkman, Stuart Krause (Roseanne), event that their grandchildren Donna Dussault (Richard), Gerald and Loel. She will be sadly missed by her nieces Merle (Toews) and Ken Shaw, participated in, in Saskatoon. In later Krause and Kelly Krause (Chelsey); years they went to Morse for senior numerous grandchildren and great- Dallas Toews, Judy (Toews) and Lorne Voth, Terry Toews (Stewart Wells), Lori bowling and other senior activities.After grandchildren; and numerous nieces Leo's passing, Verna continued to travel and nephews. Mary was predeceased by Toews (Kelly Sauder), Linda (Toews) and Gary Prudin, Janice Toews, to attend her grandchildren's sports her parents, Helena and Henry Dyck; games, concerts, graduations and grandchild, Rebecca Furey; brother, Charlotte (Schaitel) and Reg Bader, Ione (Schaitel) and Mike Nadeau, Deb recitals. Verna became very involved in Henry Dyck; sisters, Helen Dyck and the Seniors centre and participated in Anne Dyck; and sons-in-law, Barry (Schaitel) and Cam Lang, Nadene (Schaitel) and Laverne Wideman, Gloria Senior Games around the province Goodwin and Earl Monkman. Mary was earning bowling medals wherever she born on the family farm on November 6, (Schaitel) and Gordon Weeks, Carol (Schaitel) and Paul Bakule; and went. She loved meeting new people 1930. She attended school in the and made many friends. She enjoyed Amphion School District. She was a nephews Mervin and Linda Toews, Kevin and Donna Toews, Jerry and shuffling and table top curling in Morse. homemaker and enjoyed reading and Verna continued to support many crocheting. Mary was the mother of 6 Sandi Roberts, Darrell and Charlene Roberts, Wayne and Marlene Roberts, fundraising events in Morse and when kids, and wife for over 66 years. She had she wasn't there, she was busy cutting over a dozen grandchildren, and a dozen Don and Jackie Schaitel, Marshall and Chris Schaitel, and Harold and Jackie grass and keeping up with her garden great-grandchildren. Mary was an and flowers, and keeping nuisance amazing cook - somehow managing to Burroughs. Also survived by her nephew-in-law Ken Kyle and niece-in- animals under control (raccoons). The KRAUSE feed us all! She was quiet, but strong, funeral took place 1:30 p.m., July 4, Mary Krause, age 87 of Swift Current and her kindness made everyone feel at law Arla (Lyle) Schaitel. Verna was predeceased by her husband Leo 2018, at First United Church in Swift SK, passed away June 29, 2018 at The home. Donations in her memory may be Current, Sask. with Reverend Annette Meadows. The funeral service was held made to The Lung Association of (2005), her parents Ben and Annie Toews and in-laws John and Amanda Taylor officiating and Joan Williamson at 2:00 p.m. on July 5, 2018 from the Saskatchewan, 1231 8th Street E., as pianist. Ushers were Mervin Toews Chapel at Warren's Funeral Home, with Saskatoon SK S7H 0S5, or to The Schaitel. Those who were waiting for her included her siblings Lawrence and Wayne Roberts along with her Pastor Lorne Davis officiating. The Arthritis Society, 110, 2550 - 12th nieces greeting people at the church eulogist was Donna Dussault. The Avenue, Regina SK S4P 3X1. Warren's Toews, Melvin Toews, Wesley Toews, Lorraine (Toews) Schaitel; her in-laws entrances. Pallbearers were Stewart interment service was held at Hillcrest Funeral Home was entrusted with the Wells, Jerry Roberts, Kelvin Glydon, Cemetery. The pallbearers were Richard arrangements. For further information, Minnie Toews, Helen Toews, Jean Toews, Adolf Schaitel, Clarence and Don Andres, Les Becker and Reg Bader. Monkman, Jerry Monkman, Kurtis call 306-773-8831 or visit our website Honorary pallbearers were all those who Krause, Robert Furey, Keegan Quebec at www.warrensfuneralhome.com and Laura Schaitel, Marvin and Gladys Schaitel, Esther and Don Roberts, spent time with Verna. The eulogy was and Kyle Ferguson. Mary is survived by express your sympathy to family read by Orla Mae Glydon. Fred her husband, Edward Krause; children, members in our book of condolences. Louise Kydd (Bert), Leona and Harris Burroughs, Alvin Schaitel (Iris); nieces Mathieson and Jackie Schaitel spoke of Mavis (Schaitel) Nadeau, Cheryl Verna during the service. Interment (Toews) Kyle and nephews Rex Toews, took place at Memory Gardens Hartley Burroughs, Allan Schaitel, Doug Cemetery in Swift Current, Sask. A and Jane Kydd, and Lyle and Sharon lunch was served after services at First on July 4, 2018, at the age of 67 years. Schaitel. Verna was born NW of Morse United Church. Donations may be made She will forever be remembered for her on the family farm on September 16, to the Herbert and District Integrated love of life, caring personality, big smile 1928, the youngest of 5 children born to Health Facility or the Morse Seniors and laugh. Elna will be lovingly Ben and Annie Toews. She attended Centre or a charity of your choice. remembered by her children, Crystal Schoenthal School till Grade 8. Then Warren's Funeral Home were entrusted (Aaron) Lechelt and Randy (Amy) she helped out on the family farm while with the arrangements. For further Melvin, her siblings, Arlyn (Gloria) her brothers served in the war. She also information call 306-773-8831 or 1- Fletcher, Shirley (Ted) Lamport and worked for other families to earn extra 800-267-6606 or visit our website at Dave (Bonnie) Fletcher as well as her money. She loved to travel to visit her www.warrensfuneralhome.com and mother and father-in-law Harold and Ella cousins as well, in the United States. express your sympathy to family Melvin. Numerous cousins, nieces and She met the love of her life, Leo members in our book of condolences. nephews will forever miss her. Elna was predeceased by her parents, George and Ellen Fletcher and her husband, Gordon Melvin. A celebration of Elna's life was held on Saturday, July 7, 2018 at the Webb Community Hall at 2 pm. Memorial donations in memory of Elna can be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. Warren's Funeral Home was entrusted with the arrangements. For further information, call 306-773-8831 or visit our website at www.warrensfu- MELVIN neralhome.com and express your It is with great sadness that the family sympathy to family members in our of Elna Melvin announces her passing book of condolences. A21

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SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 23 Midget 57’s win three Saskatchewan Premier Baseball League games The Swift Current Midget AAA 57’s the game in the bottom of the inning seal the win. The 57’s finished the weekend in won three league games last week as when Gross scored on a Klein sacrifice The 57’s lost the second game 7-4 seventh spot in the 10-team league with they near the end of their regular season fly. when they were limited to seven hits a 9-14 record. schedule. The Twins scored five runs in the and one walk. Wall finished with two The Midget 57’s next action will be Tuesday, the host 57’s won their third top of the seventh inning when they hits and an RBI, while Fritzke and Al- Tuesday when they visit the White Sox straight game before rain washed out combined four hits with two errors to exandre both doubled and had one RBI. for two games in Regina. the back half of a Saskatchewan Premier

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