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The votes are in after residents of Manitou Beach cast their bal- lots July 28 to elect a mayor and councillors to represent the resort village. People were also able to participate in advance polls leading up to election day and mark an x beside their choice. After the votes were tallied, the results had Eric Upshall returning as mayor. Joining him on council are Chris Moffatt, Fraser Murray, Gerald Worobec and Larry Zemlak. The mayor said he appreciated the voters who elected him for an- other term. “We want to keep it going,” said Upshall on the improvements and infrastructure that are being done in the resort village. “We have started to put some money away on different projects like infrastructure and future interest payments. I think it is just keep on the track we are going and try to make noticeable improve- A passion for purple ments.” Viewers took a shine to the many vehicles on display at this activities and displays that comprised the event. More photos Upshall added he was grateful for the opportunity to create ideas year’s Fun Run Auto Show and Shine. The weather cooper- on pages 10 and 11, as well as on our facebook page at www. and projects with the previous group. ated - as always! - and hundreds of people enjoyed the many facebook.com/thewatrousmanitou. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM “The last council was good to work with and I appreciate those people that were on and I look forward to working with the new people. It is always nice to have fresh ideas, fresh faces and a com- bination with some experience.” Pair of doctors to arrive Upshall said being in political life can be diffi cult but said he de- cided to run for another term. “I believe that everyone should make an effort to make this world a better place. I put myself out for them ❑ Province investigates emergency room options . . . not everybody is going to agree with you but as long as ■ Daniel Bushman/The Watrous Manitou Latakgomo is just fi nishing the clinical fi eld you yourself know that what August 6, 2012 assessment portion of the Saskatchewan Inter- you are doing is sincere and national Physician Practice Assessment process. for the good of all, then you If all goes according to plan, a pair of physicians The process the government has started assesses just do it. You take the criti- are slated to be in Watrous in the next month or the skill sets and abilities of those applying to cism and accolades in stride.” two. However, while two new doctors will be arriv- practice medicine from international graduate The mayor hopes to con- ing, current physician Dr. Adeyemi Shonubi is de- countries. tinue business as usual and is parting in a few months, according to Graham Fast, Latakgomo is being evaluated by sponsoring anticipating a positive experi- acting vice president of integrated health services physicians on her skill sets and then will see wheth- ence for those who frequent for the Saskatoon Health Region. er she is eligible for a license. Fast said her results the area. He added the resort Fast said heading into fall Dr. Akhtar and Dr. will be known probably this week sometime. The village and Watrous are a per- Lehlohonolo Latakgomo are slated to be in Watrous goal once Latakgomo arrives is to have her become fect combination. to start practicing. Originally, both were expected a permanent doctor in town and not a locum. “I just want this place to to be in the community already but after clearing Fast fi gures both should be in town before Sh- be somewhere where the resi- some hurdles they should be arriving fairly soon. onubi leaves. Shonubi has been working out of the dents can look around and be Fast said Akhtar, who is planning on being a local clinic since February and has been joined by proud to live here and that tour- permanent doctor in Watrous, is arriving next Dr. Ria Smit who has been taking appointments. ists and visitors can come here month and will begin practicing Sept. 4. The doctor Returning mayor Eric Upshall and be happy they came.” is a United Kingdom trained physician. See page 19: EMERGENCY MODEL

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HAYES - Terra and Doug are happy to announce the arrival of their son Oliver William born May 24, 2012 weighing 6 lbs., 12 oz. Proud grandparents are Rick and Gail Hayes of Plunkett and Jean Isherwood of Watrous./29-1p Local news

At the centre T U T Crib winners at the Senior Centre Thursday, July 26 were: ladies fi rst - Grace Allen, 930; O Lordy, who would have ever thought this ladies second - Joyce Henryk, young looking lady would be turning 889; travelling - Grace Allen; men’s fi rst - Alice Wright, 911; 50505050 men’s second - Doug Greg- ory, 894; travelling - Harold on August 9th. Kalynovich. Homesteader was

If you see her on this special day Roger Langston, seven times at T U wish her Happy Birthday! T one table. Sign up! Kaiser winners at the Senior Yours truly, Farmer Brown. Manitou Beach Communities in Bloom committee works to beautify and improve parks and green Centre Monday, July 30 were: spaces. A good turnout was on hand for the Wellington Park clean-up and wiener roast. New members fi rst - Grace Anderson, 163; are always welcome. –– photo submitted by Marie Brumwell/Manitou Beach second - Marie Brumwell, 158; Visit us at www.thewatrousmanitou.com third - Maggie Findlay, 158; fourth - Grace Allen, 141. or Watrous Medical Clinic Anyone interested in Family Physicians www.facebook.com/thewatrousmanitou WATROUS LIBRARY HOURS: submitting Watrous local news TUESDAY: 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. can do so by faxing 946-2026, PLEASE TAKE NOTE WEDNESDAY: 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. emailing watrous.manitou@ THURSDAY: 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. f Kindly bring all medications to your appointment. SATURDAY: 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. sasktel.net or stopping by the offi ce. f Please book review appointments before leaving the offi ce. f Due to procedural changes for repeat medications you may Trip winner experience some delay in receiving your prescription. Carol Savage is the August Trip of the Month Winner of a $1,200 travel voucher. The On June 13, 2012, Kinette Club of Watrous is Donald Burke, son of holding the yearlong promo- tion to raise funds for the many Alice and Homer Burke of activities they do in and for the Watrous, attended his Ph.D. community. convocation ceremony with his parents and his partner Senior golf Twenty-eight golfers Jenny. Donald completed made it out to the senior men his Ph.D. in the Graduate scramble Aug. 2 at Manitou Programme in Social and Beach Golf Course. The low score of 36 was Political Thought from recorded by Abe Fehr, Ivan York University in Toronto. Sookeroff, John Richards and Previously, Donald com- Earl Johnston. Closest to the pin on hole pleted his Master of Arts eight was Harry McMartin; on in Philosophy, also at York hole four, Dave Reid was closest. University and a B.A. Hon- Harry McMartin made the longest putt. ours in English Literature Jim Herr won closest to the and an Honours Certifi cate 150 yard marker and to the line. in Philosophy, both at the University of Saskatchewan. Concurrently with his Ph.D., Dr. Burke did a Graduate Diploma in German and European Studies at the Canadian Centre for German & European Studies, co-housed at York University and the Université de Montréal. For the latter Diploma Dr. Burke spent one year studying Philosophy and Susan & Sheldon Czarnocki Comparitive Literature at the Free University of Berlin (Freie Universität Berlin). Dr. Archerwill, SK Burke’s dissertation is on the philosophy of art in the German philosophical tradition. Windows installed May 2011. On our installation crew: He has published chapters in two books: Adorno and the Need in Thinking: New “On install day the crew was re- Critical Essays and Critical Ecologies: The Frankfurt School and Contemporary En- ally good, would not have known vironmental Crises. they were here if it wasn’t for new windows.” Dr. Burke is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Humanities at York University. NORTHOME COMFORT WINDOWS Congratulations Donald. We are very proud of you! Toll Free: 1-866-Foam Lake www.northomecomfortwindows.com THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 • 3 Gigantic mural to depict Young’s heritage

■ Daniel Bushman/The Watrous Manitou ing 50 pieces of plywood, a mural depicting the commu- August 6, 2012 nity of Young’s heritage will be displayed in front of the Young Arena for people residing in, visiting or passing For many small communities in the prairies, history by the village to enjoy. is rich and the stories many. That is no exception for the Manitou Beach artist Michael Gaudet was commis- Village of Young, which will be displaying some of its sioned to take on the project and as of last week had images from the past on a gigantic mural done by a local spent nine weeks working on it. To date, Gaudet said it is When the unexpected happens, rest assured artist. the largest creation he has undertaken. Measuring 20 feet tall and 80 feet wide and contain- The project came about two years ago before the cen- with Western Financial Group. tennial celebrations in Young. Gaudet was approached to create a design for a mural. That was then made into a print available at the homecoming and sold as a fund- raiser to generate money for the mural. To create that print, Gaudet met with the committee and after perusing about 200 photos and the local his- tory book, they narrowed it down to a must-have list of around 100. The committee and Gaudet then whittled the list down even more to about 30 images that they wanted to use. A Watrous, SK I 107 Main Street I 306-946-3655 montage was made and the result was a black and white drawing for the centennial. Since then, more funds have come in and as of this summer there was enough raised to create the larger mural. A Huge Thank-you to all our volunteers and “For a little village the size of Young, this is an amaz- to everyone who helped out in any way with ing project on an amazing scale,” Gaudet said. “This is Fun Run 2012. going to be one of the biggest murals in Canada, not on Special Thanks to: a wall but freestanding. It is like three times the size of a Husky highway sign.” • Laura & Delaney Lindgren • Joan & Don Harding The 1,600 square foot creation had to sit on a big frame • Judy, Abby & Derwyn Rutko • Wayne Rogina so that Gaudet could begin painting it in sections. The artist said Watrous’ Sherwin Peterson has lent numer- • Ralph Schalm • Darryl & Maggie Findlay ous hours to help him build the frame that holds a por- • Watrous United Church • Cheryl & Albert Veld tion of a mural. • Harold Kalynovich • Rodney Fidelack • Arlene Gegner See page 20: MURAL •Matt & Berna Katuski • Cody Vogelsang Face to face • Mainline Motor Products • Centennial Ford Sales Gaudet uses a multi-layered approach to painting and protecting • Watrous Fire & Ambulance • Watrous R.C.M.P. the mural. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM Bringing the Arts to you Create. • Brian Smethurst • Tom’s Restaurant in Watrous! Participate. Enjoy! • Manitou Mini-Golf • Sam’s Steakhouse Stars for Saskatchewan • Big Thank you to the Town of Watrous Staff

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Commercial and residential $ $ YOUNG Fun Run Auto Show & Shine. 5 shows for only 70, a saving of 30. lots available, please call for www.LynneYelich.ca 115 2nd Ave...... $84,900 Brought to you by the Watrous & Area Arts Council more information. Arts and Entertainment 4 • MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 • THE WATROUS MANITOU Arts on the move ■ submitted by case their artwork in their Gayle McMartin/Watrous hometown - that is what Through tremendous attracts me to this place.” support from Watrous and She added, “Unfortunately, surrounding communities, most artists have to move the Watrous and Area Arts to urban centres to show- Council has raised the pro- case their work and to fi nd fi le of the arts in the re- enough support. Watrous gion. attracts new talent all the Three years ago, the time though; I feel that arts council was able to artists are aware of what negotiate with the Town of we have to offer and are in- Watrous to renovate the for- spired by this.” mer Interlake Building and Traffi c at the gallery open the visual arts gallery has been brisk all season, on third. With approval of and people are able to fi nd the Canada Summer Jobs small and large “treasures” federal grant money, we in the Art Shoppe. Gabri- have been able to hire a elle has refl ected on her summer student employee observations, “It’s very re- for the fi rst time since the warding when locals come gallery opened in 2009. to the exhibitions and they Gabrielle Faludi is a can recognize the artists ewan Lotteries and Canada businesses has been used Watrous and Watrous Coop ment is available at reason- fi ne arts student from the and their work. Visitors Summer Jobs. for Civic Centre enhance- for the tourism day barbe- able prices and appeals to University of Saskatch- are rightfully impressed! Major funding came ments (track lighting and cue and with Fun Run by people of all ages. ewan. Since May, she has The level of professional- from our local businesses display rails), and gallery adding the attraction Art The arts - it is all part of been hosting visitors at ism and craft coming from through their generous do- upgrades (window blinds in the Park, which received making Watrous and Mani- the gallery and offering art a seemingly unassuming nations: Centennial Ford, and ventilation systems). many positive reviews tou Beach great places to experiences for children location is something I Farm and Garden Centre, The local sponsorships from vintage car owners. live and to visit. See Com- and adults. “Drop-in” art really enjoy showing off to John’s Plate Restaurant, provide partnerships to In September, the new ing Events and the display has been popular. Gabri- newcomers. I feel like this H&R Block, Watrous Phar- promote these businesses season of performing arts ad in this week’s issue for elle is enjoying a positive place is really coming in to macy, Watrous Affi nity at arts council events. will provide high qual- details about the upcom- experience in the com- its own artistically.” Credit Union, Watrous The arts council part- ity concerts in a variety ing Stars for Saskatchewan munity. “I’ve grown up in Funding through fed- Home Building, Peppertree nered with the Town of of genres. The entertain- Series. small towns all my life, and eral and provincial grants Restaurant, Watrous Coop, I know what I love about has provided the arts coun- Watrous Animal Hospital, them. Watrous is unique, cil with opportunities to Watrous Mainline Motors, not only for its obvious expand both the visual and Western Financial Group, natural beauty, but how performing arts activities. Watrous Manitou, Manitou the community takes pride Grant approvals include: Springs Hotel and Mineral in its local talent. At the ArtsVest, Canadian Coun- Spa, Pip’s Esso and Subway, Gallery on 3rd, we create cil for the Arts, Canadian Watrous Realty, and Shop a venue for artists to show- Heritage Fund, Saskatch- Easy Foods. Money from Canadiana Crossword Of Mines and Minerals By Bernice Rosella and James Kilner

ACROSS 1234 567 891011 1 Left leaners 5 Supplement 12 13 14 8 _____ dale, Alberta 12 Outer garment 15 16 17 13 CPR's ___ Line 14 Hindu Princess 18 19 15 _____ ( Quebec mining 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 community) 17 One of the greats? 27 28 29 18 Princely place 20 _____ Cliff ( Ontario 30 31 32 mineral resource) 23 _____ ville, Manitoba 33 34 35 27 Garment for a pontifical 36 37 38 mass 28 Name for many a male 39 40 Swede 29 Chowed down 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 30 Ancestry 31 Abdominal muscles 48 49 50

32 Autumn months (abbr.) 51 52 53 33 Japanese sash 34 The "Big Easy" of golf 35 Swamps 36 ____ Belt ( Ontario min- 2 Goddess of the dawn 25 Unparalleled ing area) 3 Swab 26 Untidy 38 Stipend 4 Church feature 28 Public broadcasting org. 39 Intestinal ailment 5 Up and about 31 Purported 41 State clearly 6 Portal 32 Alberta petroleum source 44 Chaplets 7 Prescriptions 34 Conger or Moray 48 Atomic Number 30 8 Crawl 35 Suit of armour 49 Sudbury to Kingston dir. 9 Paddle 37 Famed CTV newscaster 50 Tide type 10 Black Cuckoo 38 Throat ailment 51 Russian city 11 Prevaricate 40 Romanian city 52 Use a ladle 16 Captain Hook's assistant 41 Prefix denoting hydrogen 53 Repudiate 19 Scandinavian sky god 42 Vitality 20 Punctuation mark 43 Printers' measures Flowers at her fi ngertips DOWN 21 Small African antelope 45 Born as 1 Famed Canadian mil. 22 Hysteria 46 Matheson or Heatley This bunch of fl owers appeared like magic in Me- Park’ display was organized by the Watrous and unit 24 Pelvic part 47 Snoop morial Park during the Watrous Fun Run Auto Area Arts Council as a new element for the popu- ANSWERS ON PAGE 19 Show and Shine Saturday, July 28. The ‘Art in the lar annual event. - Daniel Bushman/TWM Business and Agriculture THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 • 5

A new look Motorists passing by Centennial Ford in Watrous may have noticed some activity taking place on the building. That is because the company is taking part in a recommended Ford Millenium Facility Program. The program means some upgrades to the building and when completed it will have a common theme like other dealerships across the country. Work began on the renova- tions at the end of June and is projected to be completed by the end of September. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM CWB’s single desk marketing ends

■ Daniel Bushman The day before, Ritz and the agriculture indus- appointed at the loss of sta- Malcolm Allen said, “Last for Western wheat and bar- The Watrous Manitou marked the eve of “market- try plays an important role bility and profi tability for fall, minister Ritz rammed ley producers this year. It is August 6, 2012 ing freedom” for Western in creating jobs and keep- prairie farmers as the sin- this legislation through becoming obvious that the Canadian wheat, durum ing the economy strong. gle desk came to an end. Parliament claiming great- Conservatives’ agriculture While some producers and barley growers. Ritz Canada is the world’s fi fth- NDP critic for the CWB er certainty for farmers. policy is based on ideology agreed and others opposed was joined by Senator largest exporter of agri- Pat Martin said, “The end Now, he admits he knew rather than good economic the end of the Canadian Donald Plett, Saskatoon culture and food products, of the wheat board marks all along that gutting the sense - and it will be Cana- Wheat Board’s (CWB) sin- Rosetown-Biggar MP Kelly with last year’s exports the end of an era of sta- wheat board would actual- dian farmers who will pay gle desk marketing, the Block and representatives hitting an all-time high of bility and profi tability for ly mean greater instability the price.” Prime Minister of Canada, from the western grain in- more than $40 billion. Prairie farmers. Since the local MP Lynne Yelich, fed- dustry to mark the count- “It’s an exciting time . 1940s, the wheat board of- eral agriculture minister down to marketing free- . . when wheat and barley fered wheat, durum, and Gerry Ritz and others were dom. farmers across Western barley producers top dol- CONSTRUCTION HELP in Kindersley last Wednes- “In just 12 short hours, Canada will have the full lar for their grains and Construction day where they commemo- the doors to marketing freedom to run their own was a dominant player on Labourers/Apprentices/ rated its end. freedom will, at long last, businesses,” said Senator the world market. Unfortu- Yelich said, “Our Gov- be opened,” said Ritz. Plett. “Marketing freedom nately, all that ends.” Journeymen Carpenters ernment has delivered on The countdown to mar- will allow our hardworking Despite opposition from Full-time year-round work, our long-standing commit- keting freedom began at farmers to achieve greater many farmers, the NDP ment to give Western farm- Innovation Place in Sas- success by dealing directly said Conservatives pushed attractive bonuses based ers the marketing freedom katoon. The location high- in the marketplace.” through a bill to end the on performance. they want and deserve. lighted the potential for Meanwhile, the federal single desk marketing. Call Royce at 946-7314. Thanks to the leadership greater investment, inno- New Democrats were dis- NDP agriculture critic of Prime Minister Stephen vation and competition for Send resume to [email protected] Harper and Agriculture the western grain industry QUALITY PLUS Minister Gerry Ritz, our in an open market. farmers can fi nally choose A release by the federal HORIZON SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION how they market their own government said its top crops.” priority is the economy, DIVISION #205 A Community of Learning and Achieving

Invites applications for a: HORIZON SCHOOL PAYROLL CLERK DIVISION #205 A Community of Learning and Achieving This full-time, permanent, out -of- scope position will com- TENDER FOR JANITORIAL SERVICES mence as soon as possible and is located in Lanigan. Invites applications for the following positions: Carlton Trail Regional College will be accepting tenders for The ideal candidate will have demonstrated knowledge of the janitorial services for their Practical Nursing classrooms EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANTS AT applicable legislation governing payroll and related employ- located at 107C & 107D 3rd Avenue East in Watrous, which ee deductions, computer skills, including a demonstrated occupies approximately 200 square metres, and the Carlton McCLELLAN SCHOOL, YOUNG profi ciency in accounting and payroll practices. Applicants Trail Regional College Administration Building located at 108 are required to have education in accounting from a recog- – 6th Avenue East, Watrous, SK, SOK 4TO, which occupies ap- .33 FTE permanent position to commence on or about Au- nized education institution or related experience. proximately 670 metres. gust 28, 2012. The successful applicant(s) will be responsible for provid- .33 FTE temporary position to commence on September For further information, please contact Marrion Wolff at ing all necessary janitorial services and minor maintenance 12, 2012 and conclude May 27, 2013 (Kindergarten days). 365-4888 or visit our website at www.hzsd.ca. Please sub- on a daily basis. For further information please visit our website at www.hzsd. mit applications as soon as possible as interviews will be If you would like to look at the facility or if you require ca or contact Gail Saelhof, Principal at 259-2141. conducted once a suitable pool of candidates has been ac- additional information, please contact Bev McDade at 946- quired. The successful candidate will be required to produce 2094. A schedule of duties will be provided upon request. Deadline for applications is August 20, 2012. a criminal record check and a vulnerable sector check. Duties to commence September 1, 2012.

Please forward a resume with a minimum of three Please forward a resume with a minimum of three pro- TENDERS CLOSE AUGUST 13, 2012 at 5:00 p.m. professional references to: fessional references to: Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mrs. Marrion Wolff, Superintendent of Human Resources Mrs. Marrion Wolff, Superintendent of Human Resources Horizon School Division #205 Horizon School Division #205 Please send tenders to: Box 100, Lanigan SK S0K 2M0 Box 100, Lanigan SK S0K 2M0 Phone: (306) 365-4888 Fax: (306)365-2808 Phone: (306) 365-4888 Fax: (306)365-2808 Andy Burgess, Director of Finance e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Carlton Trail Regional College Box 720 We wish to thank all applicants for their interest in We wish to thank all applicants for their interest in Humboldt, SK S0K 2A0 employment with the Horizon School Division, however, only employment with the Horizon School Division, however, only Fax: 682-3101 those applicants short listed for interviews will be contacted. those applicants short listed for interviews will be contacted. Email: [email protected] Editorial and Opinion 6 • MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 • THE WATROUS MANITOU Long days and stormy nights If one of the benefi ts of holidays is to return to work well rested and refreshed, I’m doing something wrong. Just Actually, I shouldn’t say that. When I came back to work July 23, I was fairly invigorated. I mean, I went through the usual jet lag one experiences when hav- Layzing ing to turn back the 11:30 p.m. to 9 a.m. sleep pattern to 10 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. But it was manageable and within two or three days, I was no longer hiding jaw-cracking Around yawns behind my hand. Then came the weekend. Or to be more specifi c, the weekend storms. The Friday night rain wasn’t too terribly disturbing. In fact, I can’t even remember if I hopped up to close the windows, although I’m sure I did, worried as I am about ruining the fl oor with water. Ah yes, now I do remember doing it - because I was scared I’d electrocute myself standing on the wet fl oor while trying to fi gure out I normally write which button would turn off the fans we’ve been using something here in an attempt to draw cooler air into the house during the night. But mission accomplished, I climbed back about my column, into bed and fortunately was soon back to sleep, as I was but this week I’m getting up early to golf Saturday morning. just too darn tired. Twenty-four hours later, life on the main fl oor of the Lay household was a little different. I fi rst woke Yawn . . . . up around 12:30 a.m. (fatigue has dulled my memory –– an opinion column a bit, so I could be off by half an hour or so). I felt like by TWM editor Nicole Lay I’d gone to sleep in a dark, cozy den and woken up in a disco bar. The lightning was absolutely unbelievable; without my usual inclination for exaggeration, I truly haven’t seen anything like that in my life. (Of course, it’s hard to watch lighting while cowering in the crawl space under the stairs, but still . . . .) There was very “So much for wilderness camping! I asked ‘em if they wanted to come for a swim little thunder, but the sky, ground and surroundings but they’re too busy tweeting or twittering . . . or whatever they call it . . . ” were lit up like broad daylight - brighter than that, even, with several bolts that left retinal scars, I’m sure. Once I’d determined that a tornado wasn’t going to roar down and spin me away, I pulled open the curtains and settled in to watch the show. It was easily a half-hour in length, Hosting Games big undertaking and not long after it fi nally passed far enough that I considered going back to bed, another briefer but louder The Games have begun. yellow light on their head is set at £2.1 billion with storm rolled through. All in all, I enjoyed about fi ve I am talking about the as homage to London taxis. 350,000 foreign visitors a Neighbourly hours sleep that night. London Olympics, of As the story goes, the day expected to take in the I managed to cope Sunday until early afternoon course, and the open- two characters began events. A projected 12,000 when I fi nally gave in and crashed for a two-hour nap. ing ceremonies July 27 life as two drops of steel new jobs will be created News I know, I know - big mistake. I was totally ruined for showcased the culture of from a factory in Bolton. within the Olympic Park sleep Sunday night and arrived at work Monday after “Jolly Old England”. This (The last two drops of with a total workforce of what was one of the worst sleepless nights of my life. is not a fi rst for London steel were used for the 200,000 needed. Eighteen All I could think about was going back to bed that night as the city played host in construction of the fi nal million meals will be - pretty sad to be dreaming about that at 8 a.m.! Some- 1908 and 1948 to the Games support girder for the served. how the day passed and I was all pumped about turning of Olympia. The only city, stadium). A retired worker You cannot have Games in early. Good thing I did, as I managed probably three in fact, to host the Games who makes characters out without medals. The hours of shuteye before Monday night’s storms passed three times. of metal for his grand- London 2012 medals were through - yes, plural. Two - again. There I was, bright- But there is so much children took the drops designed by David Wat- eyed and bushy-tailed (what the heck does that mean, more to playing host to home where Wenlock and kins, a British artist. The anyway?) from 1 to 3:15 a.m. And it would be one thing Olympic Games, as Can- Mandeville were born. roundness of the med- if I was resting peacefully in bed during that time, drift- adians discovered during The mascots have one eye als is a metaphor for the ing along with the tides of the storm, but no. the Vancouver Winter through which they see world with the back bear- I’m running to close the windows (hurry, Nicole - Olympics. Letting the world the world. ing the image of the Greek crank those windows fast so you don’t get hit by light- take an inside peek at Can- As the athletes Goddess of Sport, Nike ning while touching the metal handle) then open the adian culture was a huge marched in, I was looking (not the running shoe windows because it only rained for 10 minutes and the job, especially since we live for our Canadian athletes, company) stepping out of house is still 26˚ then climb back into bed - then peek in such a large country. full of hope for their chan- the Parthenon. Rio Tinto “ . . . the medals were out the window once more to make sure it doesn’t look So, every event needs ces of winning medals. supplied the metal and the pressed by the Royal tornado-y out there - then begin to drift off, then hear a mascot and the 2012 It will be a diffi cult task medals were pressed by more thunder and rain and run to close the windows Games have two - Wenlock to rise to the best of 205 the Royal Mint in South Mint in South Wales. (ditto the hurrying and cranking) then jump away from and Mandeville. Named nations participating in Wales. It was a 10-hour It was a 10-hour the windows (whew - safe!) and this time go to the base- after the small town of the 300 events in 26 sports, process that required a ment because it’s a lot windier now and looking quite Much Wenlock in Shrop- with every country send- 1,400˚F furnace with 1,000 process that required tornado-y then yelp when the power goes off and con- shire, they symbolize the ing the best of their best. tons of weight on a special a 1,400˚F furnace tinue to wait out the storm while trying to sleep on the connection between Eng- To be sure, hosting press. Impressive. with 1,000 tons of couch but my skin is sticking to the leather because it’s land and the Olympics. the Olympic Games is Maybe you are an avid cool and clammy downstairs then give up trying to sleep Wenlock wears the big business. The budget watcher of the Olympic weight on a special and head back upstairs to bed because the storm is mov- Olympic rings as friend- for the event is a whop- Games or maybe you just press. Impressive.” ing away but this time leave the windows closed because ship bracelets that are ping £2 billion, which is turn on the tube for a –– a general interest column it’s still raining and I’m too tired to wait for it to stop in mainly silver but con- expected to come from the “little while”, but you have by contributor Peg Hasein order to open them again, even though I’m still awake. tain fl ashes of gold and private sector (including to admire the athletes Oh yes, life is always an adventure with me. bronze. The three different the International Olympic for their hard work and Did I mention I hate the people who, wide-eyed and crescent shapes of the Committee), ticket and perseverance. It took a lot innocent and looking quite well-rested, say, “Storm? Paralympics symbol are merchandise sales and of effort to get there in the What storm? I didn’t hear a thing!” I’d give them a piece refl ected in Mandeville’s sponsorships. The value fi rst place. We wish them of my mind, if I wasn’t too tired to bother. head. Both of them have a to the tourism industry all the best.

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All letters must include a name, address and phone number for verifi cation Founded in 1933 by J.A. McGowan purposes. No article, advertisement, or part thereof that belongs to The Watrous Manitou may be reprinted without permission. THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 • 7 Man charged with 96 burglaries based on ear prints A Salt Lake City man bag now weighing more rondack Mountains in Essex County, N.Y. A Swiss woman died of starvation took his secrets to the than a piano.” and endured a night of rain with temper- after believing she could live on the grave, but confessed them How ta Police in Hamburg have atures in the 40s before they were rescued. energy from light alone. “Apparently,” in his obituary. Val Pat- charged a 33-year-old man They were desperate and one or more said Barach, “she became confused when terson, 59, died of throat look at with 96 burglaries based in of the hikers tested one theory of body- someone suggested she start eating light cancer. He wrote his own part on the “ear prints” he warming. My source said they learned meals.” obit, confessing to steal- the news left at each scene when he that its benefi t was illusory. Apparently, A new viral video shows a blindfolded ing a safe from the Motor leaned against a front door warming up a cold body by urinating on groom at a stag, who thinks he was tak- View Drive Inn 42 years to detect whether anyone it provides only momentary, if any, relief. ing a 50-foot bungee jump, but drops only earlier. He went on to re- was home. DNA and fi nger- An 18-month-old Florida baby was three feet into a pond. “That’s marriage,” veal that the Ph.D. on his prints were also collected, kicked off a JetBlue fl ight after the air- points out Derek Wilken. “You take the wall was mailed to him as but “ear prints are of simi- line claimed the infant was on the no-fl y plunge blindly, then soon realize you’re the result of a paperwork lar value as fi ngerprints in list. “Apparently they were tipped off she in over your head.” error. In fact, he never terms of evidence.” Derek could be the ‘diaper bomber’” quipped Not my marriage to the lovely Mrs. even graduated, although Wilken joked, “Now there’s Barach. “That will teach her to kick the How ta, though . . . that should hold her he performed well as an a guy who deserves a hear- seat in front of her before takeoff.” until next time . . . electronics engineer for ing.” years. Patterson’s wife of Daniel Collins Jr., 72, 33 years, Mary Jane, con- was charged with aggra- fi rms the truth of the info. vated assault in Teaneck, Letter to the Editor In a fi nal act of contrition, N.J. after threatening to Patterson tells Disneyland shoot a 47-year-old neigh- Dear Editor, of 12 counsellors and campers without and SeaWorld San Diego bour. Collins said he was When life surrounds you with chal- them even knowing. they can throw away the –– a general interest column reacting to the neighbour’s lenges, your patience runs thin and noth- This selfl ess act of kindness brought “banned for life” fi les they by contributor Gene Hauta passing gas loudly outside ing but negativity surrounds you, it is tears to our eyes and warmed our hearts have on him. “I’m not a Collins’ apartment after gestures of pure kindness that shine so . . . reminding us that pure kindness still problem anymore.” the two men had been discussing noise. brightly. I witnessed one such gesture exists in this world. No matter what our “There’s a popular online video of RJ Currie understated, “Pretty extreme that renewed my faith in mankind and challenges are, there is always someone a dog and a pet pig that have formed a for an old fart.” the concept of “paying it forward”. out there who has to face far more physi- friendship,” noted Brad Dickson. “They Sabrina Grant of Framingham, Mass. Camp Easter Seal does so much for cal and mental issues than ourselves, yet bonded over their mutual contempt for was not happy when she found out what families, children and adults faced with are so very happy to be alive. This couple the cat.” happened to her 10-year-old autistic son more challenges than most any of us can has healthy, happy children and grand- A Brazilian college student faked her at his elementary school. An email to her comprehend and I work at a restaurant children and sitting next to this Camp own kidnapping as an excuse for not home informed her that a loose tooth was where the counsellors and campers fre- Easter Seal table touched them deeply. handing in a project at the year’s end. pulled from Chris’ mouth. She is now con- quently come in for a meal. The counsel- Thank you a million times over to this Jim Barach said authorities became sidering fi ling a criminal complaint with lors are so caring and the campers love couple from the staff at the Pepper Tree suspicious when the ransom turned out police for child abuse because they pulled these outings. Some customers become and from so many others who will never to be a request for Justin Bieber tickets the wrong tooth, instead pulling a healthy annoyed with the noise, yet others, like know about your random act of kindness when he tours South America. molar. the local couple, who shall remain name- . . . humanity exists. You have touched A U.S. Airways plane got stuck when it In Harvard, Idaho, a 36-year-old man less, but they know who they are, sat my heart and made me look at life with sank into the tarmac at Reagan National was charged with indecent exposure. beside these campers at a small table fresh eyes again. Airport in Washington because of op- The weird thing is that he fl ashed a dog, crammed into a corner and when they Susan Rault pressive heat. “Because of the fi nancial which he was allegedly trying to entice to left, they paid the bill for the entire table Watrous, Sask. condition of the major airlines,” quipped approach the fence and nuzzle the man’s Dickson, “all the passengers had to get genitals. out and push. This may also be partially Five hikers on holiday from Miami got due to the average passenger carry-on lost overnight early May 3 high in the Adi- Seen but not heard Ed, my neighbour next waiting for a bite, a time to says there is a time to be door, told me he was going relax and daydream and silent and a time to speak, fi shing Sunday morning. enjoy the solitude and the but silence often gets lost Of course I had to ask, “Are promise of a great catch,” instead of having equal you going to church fi rst?” Ed answered. footing with speaking. The He answered with a re- “Do you realize four of Bible says it this way, “The sounding, “No church for Jesus’ disciples were fi sh- Lord is in his holy temple me any Sunday!” ermen?” I questioned Ed. (heaven); let all the earth “Don’t you ever go fi sh- He conceded Jesus knew be silent before Him.” ing?” Ed inquired. how to pick good fi shing We are told in the Bible “I fi sh only for souls,” I buddies. I told Ed when about Mary and Martha replied. “What is the best Jesus indicated where to when Jesus and his dis- thing about fi shing besides fi sh, they caught so many ciples came to their home. catching a fi sh?” I asked fi sh the boat began to sink. Mary sat at Jesus’ feet Ed. Ed said it sounded like and listened to Jesus as “The silence - being on a fi sh story that he had he spoke. But Martha was the water in a boat and just trouble believing. I sug- so anxious about all the gested he ask God about it preparations that had to sometime when he was out be made for Jesus and his on the lake fi shing by him- disciples that she went Neighbourly self. I said God speaks to us to Jesus and complained, in silence and solitude. We “Lord, don’t you care that advice need more silence in our my sister has left me to do lives and fi shing can be an the work by myself ? Tell according excellent place for fi nding her to help me!” some. “Martha, Martha, Jesus to Ed Perhaps the greatest dif- answered her, ’you are ference we face from gen- worried and upset about erations of the past is the many things, but only one disappearance of silence. thing is needed. Mary has Our modern world is full chosen what is better and of blare and blast, traffi c it will not be taken away and talk. Many televisions from her.’” are on from the time people We can be at church and get up until they go to bed. be like Martha - so distract- The younger folks have cell ed with our own thoughts phones in their hands and that we do not hear what speakers in their ears and God wants to tell us. We can minds set on games, texts be fi shing and so focused and podcasts to no end. on the fi sh we caught or God calls us to be still the one that got away that and know that he is God. we are not ready to hear It is important for us to what God wants to impart –– a spiritual column be silent and still, so that to our hearts. Are we will- by contributor Raymond Maher God can get His word into ing to be silent and still so www.accordingtoed.com our souls. Yes, God’s word God can speak to us? Sports and Recreation 8 • MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 • THE WATROUS MANITOU

Is the optimism for The Point this football season by Saskatchewan Roughrider fans fading? After starting After 3-0, the team has built up large leads in its last two games only to see them evaporated. Now 3-2, the team does still sit in fi rst but some on the band- wagon have already fallen Capture off. The ‘Riders had them- the fl ag selves a bye week and will be back on the fi eld against It has been a good month for Edmonton this Friday. Young’s Kevin Dyck. The driver Hopefully that extra week of the number 10 car has taken off allowed for some think- home numerous checkered ing because another melt- fl ags already this season. Dyck, down in the fourth quarter pictured with his dad and sister, would not be good. is also leading the mini The CFL Here are some thoughts stock division. from their most recent –– photo submitted dominates most of collapse against Hamilton by Shelly Dyck/Young this week’s column and other items from the with a sprinkle of sports world. • Where do you put the Roaring down the track the NHL, blame on a second loss ■ Daniel Bushman and stayed in sixth. That sion, Kevin Dyck of Young In the feature race, he Michael Phelps and where you have a generous The Watrous Manitou brought him 15 points for was looking to build on came out of the gates in lead? I think it has to be August 6, 2012 the overall standings. an impressive start to the 16th and came from the the Olympics. shared among some play In the qualifi er, Potts year. back to fi nish fi rst once –– a sports column calling, the quarterback Drivers have been burn- was given the ninth posi- In the heat event June again. That gave the racer by TWM reporter and ‘vanilla’ defense. ing up the track this year tion and worked his way 23, Dyck started in the 16th 40 points in the standings. Daniel Bushman • On the fi nal drive with at Auto Clearing Motor into sixth, which was good position and moved up to With big wins in the last a chance to win, going Speedway north of Sas- for 16 points. second, garnering him 19 three events, Dyck tried three and out is not how you do it. There were lots of katoon. A local pair - Dar- The feature race had points in the standings. In his hand a fourth time at opportunities to make some short passes with three ryl Potts and Kevin Dyck the driver of the number the qualifi er he was 15th the July 24th race. downs and gain the 10 yards as opposed to trying to - who are in separate divi- 36 car starting in seventh. but passed the checkered In the heat Dyck took on make tough throws and having the ball fall short of the sions are two of the many Potts got to fi fth and fi n- fl ag in second for 19 points. 16 others and started 16th receiver. competing this season. ished in that spot against In the feature race, Dyck but moved up the pack and • The ‘Riders needed the two wins they coughed up With the last race of 14 others, to take home 32 and his number 10 car fi nished third for 18 points. against Calgary and Hamilton. B.C. destroyed Calgary June scheduled for the points in the standings. started 15th out of 17 cars In the qualifi er Dyck was and appears to have found its groove again. That means 23rd, Darryl Potts of Wa- July 21 was another but he worked his way up 11th and crossed the line the west coast team will be climbing that standings lad- trous was behind the busy race day for Potts. to fi rst and crossed the fi n- in sixth for 15 points. Then der in a hurry. wheel in the street stock He started ninth in the ish line to take home 40 in the feature event, Dyck • Has the dynasty in Montreal come to a conclusion? division. Potts took on heat and fi nished 11th for more points in the stand- took the 12th spot and I haven’t posed the question to any Alouettes’ fans but 15 others and in the heat 12 points. In the quali- ings. worked his way past driv- their defense has to be a lot better. he started fi fth and came fi er Potts started fourth That gave him his sec- ers to cross the fi nish line • For week six in the CFL I go with Winnipeg over in 14th for eight points. and crossed the line in ond victory in a row. in top spot once again. For Montreal and the Lions to beat Toronto. Potts then competed in the 10th. That was good for 11 Dyck was looking to his fourth win in as many • Heading into week six, fi ve of the CFL’s eight teams qualifi er where he started points. Up against 15 other take home another check- races, Dyck got 40 points all sat with 3-2 records. Three of those were from the second and crossed the drivers, Potts started in ered fl ag and competed in the standings. west. fi nish line in fourth. That fi fth in the feature event July 13. In the heat event In the overall points • The ‘Riders may have lost two in a row but they are was good for 17 points in and placed seventh for 28 he started in the 16th po- picture for the year, Dyck still in fi rst. I don’t think people would have complained the standings. Then in the points. sition and maneuvered sat at the top of the 19 driv- if you said before the season began they would be there. feature race, Potts start- In the overall points up to second for 19 points. er leader board with 508. • Hamilton is getting on a roll. After starting 0-2 the ed sixth and passed the standings for the year, Dyck then went up against He was 32 ahead of second team rattled off three wins. It just goes to show any- checkered fl ag in fi fth for Potts sat seventh out of 20 16 other drivers where he place as of July 28. thing is possible in the CFL. 32 points. with 353 points as of July started in 14th and came According to the sched- • To the Olympics in London. I admit I have hardly Potts was back on the 28. He was 98 behind the in fourth in the qualifi er. ule, Potts races Aug. 11 watched any of it. In the twitter world, there has been track July 13 and in the leader. He got 17 points for his ef- while Dyck is back on the debate about some of the sports in the Olympics and heat event he started In the mini stock divi- fort. track Aug. 18. why they are there. If I could add one sport it would be golf. Some of the events should not be there. • One sport at the Olympics I like to watch is water Athletes aim for medals polo. One I don’t is cycling. • Michael Phelps became the most decorated athlete in Olympic history last week. Phelps who is from the United States and competes in swimming had won 20 in fi rst half of games medals, 16 gold by last Thursday. The swimmer who you ■ Daniel Bushman In the second contest later July 30, the club faced Riv- may remember was in commercials for Subway was The Watrous Manitou ers West. Dahl wearing number 21 took part in the game also the fi rst male swimmer to win the same Olympic August 6, 2012 as Prairie Central scored one in the second to go up 1-0. A title at three-straight games as he got gold in the men’s four-run inning by the Rivers West in the third, though, 200-metre individual medley. Wow! While the Summer Olympics were being played a con- had Prairie Central fall behind and not recover. Despite • Now that Rick Nash has been dealt to New York, tinent away, closer to home local athletes were in Mead- scoring two in the fourth and one in the fi fth, Prairie when will Vancouver’s Roberto Luongo get traded? ow Lake competing at this year’s Saskatchewan Summer Central lost 14-4 to fall to 0-2. The longer it draws out the more I think he will be in a Games. The event featured a total of over 20 players, The team played one more game, this time in the Canuck uniform to start the season. That is, of course, coaches and managers from the area. morning July 31 against Regina. Dahl played in the con- if there even is a season. Teams competed July 29 to Aug. 4 in various sports test and was part of three runs. Prairie Central scored • The MLB playoff race is heating up. The Jays are like archery, athletics, baseball, basketball, canoe/kay- four in the third, one in the fourth, four in the sixth and trying to stay in the wildcard hunt but with all the ak, equestrian, golf, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, two in the seventh as they battled back after giving up injuries they have suffered I don’t know if they can do triathlon and volleyball. three in the fi rst to take an 11-7 win. That gave the team it. Then you have the Philadelphia Phillies and Oakland In the fi rst half of the games from team Prairie Cen- a 1-2 record for fourth in its pool, failing to qualify for A’s. Philadelphia has an atrociously high payroll but tral, local athletes Carter Dahl of Clavet and Connor In- semifi nals. were 45-57 last week. The team has a load of talent that gram of Imperial were in baseball while Davis and Jenna Wednesday morning Prairie Central played the fourth has under achieved this year. Meanwhile the A’s are 55- Schmidt along with coach Jacquelynne Amendt all from place team in pool A for seventh and eighth place. 46 and a low budget team. They have been hot and could Watrous were taking part in swimming. In that contest, both Dahl and Ingram saw game action see a post-season berth. It just goes to show that some- In ball, Prairie Central was slotted into pool B and with Ingram helping the team score a run in the fi rst. times spending all the big bucks doesn’t necessarily buy faced Lakeland in its opening game July 30. In that game, Prairie Central took three in the fi rst and led 3-1 heading you a championship. teams were tied at two after the fi rst inning. Prairie Cen- into the third. However, Parkland Valley got three in the • Hats off to all the athletes who took part in the tral then took a 4-2 lead after two innings but Lakeland third before winning 13-7. With the loss, Prairie Central Saskatchewan Summer Games in Meadow Lake. Locally took one in the fourth and one in the fi fth to even the fi nished in eighth. there were over 20 athletes, coaches and managers that game. In the sixth inning, Prairie Central scored a run To the pool and the Schmidts along with their coach took part. The games ended Aug. 4. but it was not enough as Lakeland took two to come away were hoping to make a splash. That is all for now . . . stay classy and stick to the with the 6-5 victory. point. Ingram suited up in that game, wearing number 52. See page nine: SUMMER GAMES THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 • 9 Local player makes impact at Can-Am Bowl ■ Daniel Bushman there with a whole bunch plays, meet some football the team back in Watrous The Watrous Manitou of guys from all over Sas- friends and then you got to that helped him make August 6, 2012 katchewan, a couple of bond with the Americans, strides over the past few guys from Alberta and a too.” seasons. Despite beginning his kid from Quebec bond- While the home team “I just want to thank high school football ca- ing well. It was a chance fell behind in the contest, Mr. Croshaw for giving me reer on offense, it was in to play a game of football, they did not show any quit. a chance to play defense switching sides to defense which you don’t get many In fact, Rieger said it was because I played offense that one local athlete found opportunities to do, and a fi ve-play defensive goal- for two years and bounced his mark. Logan Rieger, represent your country at line stand that became a around every position who was part of the pro- the same time.” highlight for him and got there . . . Going into Gr. vincial winning Watrous Rieger joined the other the team some momen- 12, I looked pretty rusty at Wildcats a few years ago, players invited to the an- tum. tackling and then a year suited up for the team this nual bowl July 4 to 6 where The offense then drove later I was starting safety. past season for one more he practiced and then the entire fi eld to pull Can- It just goes to show (coach) time. Rieger swapped sides strapped on the helmet and ada to within a few touch- Croshaw can turn anybody of the ball a year previous competed on the seventh. downs. into a tackler.” and not only excelled but He was given the nod as Then, “Right at the end He also said the other also found himself a spot starting safety and defen- of the game we recovered coaches were helpful not on this summer’s Cana- sive captain for the game. an onside kick with about only in his development as dian squad in the Can-Am “It was pretty cool. It is an 15 seconds left. We had two a player but also for others. Bowl. honour to be chosen as a plays but we couldn’t get it “They demand discipline Hailing from Imperial, captain. It makes you feel into the endzone.” and that is what you give Rieger headed to Biggar pretty good about yourself. Despite coming up short them. You work hard every in the early part of July It was fun to be a leader with a fi nal score of 50-46, play and every practice and where the 16th version and be a part of those 26 Rieger said being able to it really showed over the of the Can-Am Bowl was guys.” compete was a great oppor- last three years what type played. The game itself He also saw familiar op- tunity. He added that the of coaches they were.” pits graduated all-star ponents who represented American crew were all That hard work result- players from the United Hudson Bay but in this big and fast. “It is a quick- ed in a provincial cham- Hitting the turf States against those from case teamed up with them er, tougher game when you pionship back in 2010 and Imperial’s Logan Rieger was recently at the Can-Am Bowl in Biggar mainly Saskatchewan who under Canadian colours. play them as compared Rieger said along with that where he competed on team Canada. Rieger was part of a contin- play six-man football. The The safety also had the to playing a high school moment, “Getting a chance gent of mainly Saskatchewan players who took on team USA. annual game held in the chance to take with him team.” to play for Croshaw’s de- –– photo submitted by Katherine Rieger/Imperial province was July 7. some fresh ideas and expe- Rieger also had high fence was a highlight on wrapped up and football focus to the University of The player said, “It riences. praise for his high school its own.” in general fi nished for the Saskatchewan’s agribusi- was very interesting to be “You learn some new coach Barry Croshaw and With the Can-Am Bowl graduate, he is shifting his ness course in the fall.

was 16th out of 19. in volleyball while Rex Selby of Young is coaching vol- From page eight: SUMMER GAMES In the preliminary 50 m backstroke 11 and 12 female, leyball. In the preliminary 50 m freestyle 12 and 13 male, heat Jenna was fourth in heat two with a time of 51.60 and Results from the second half of the games will be in eight, Davis had a time of 34.41. In the fi nals he came in overall in the fi nal standings was 18th out of 20. the next edition of the Watrous Manitou. fi fth with a time of 33 seconds and in the overall stand- In the preliminary 100 m breast stroke 11 and 12 fe- ings placed seventh out of 27 swimmers. male, Jenna was fi rst in heat one with a time of 1:56.14. In In the preliminary 100 m freestyle 12 and 13 male, heat the overall standings she placed 11th out of 18. Watrous Centennial Arena fi ve, Davis was third with a time of 1:19.44. In the fi nals In the preliminary 200 m breast stroke 11 and 12 fe- Caretaker Required July 31, Davis was sixth out of 10 with a time of 1:14.91. male, Jenna was fi rst in heat one with a time of 4:04.88. In Tenders are now being accepted for the Contracted Overall, in the fi nal standings Schmidt fi nished sixth out the fi nal standings, Jenna was 11th out of 16. Arena Caretaker position. of 24. In the preliminary 50 m butterfl y 11 and 12 female, This contract position will begin about October 15th, In the preliminary 200 m freestyle 12 and 13 male, Da- Jenna was fi rst in heat two with a time of 50.05. Overall, 2012, ending about March 15th, 2013. vis was fi rst in heat three with a time of 3:00.61. He then Jenna fi nished 18th out of 24 swimmers. Interested individuals should contact the Town Offi ce at was 10th in the fi nal with 3:13.71 and overall was 10th out In the 4 x 50 m medley relay 11 and 12 female, team Prai- 946-3369 for more details. of 23 swimmers. rie Central fi nished fi fth out of six with a time of 3:10.47. Written tenders will be accepted until 12 noon Friday, In the preliminary 50 m backstroke 12 and 13 male, Da- In the 4 x 50 m medley relay 12 and 13 male, team Prai- August 10th, 2012 at: vis was second in heat four with a time of 40.35. Davis rie Central fi nished fi rst of three with a time of 2:24.76. then came in second in the fi nals with a time of 37.52 and In the 4 x 50 m freestyle relay 11 and 12 female, team Town of Watrous, in the overall standings took home a silver medal, fi nish- Prairie Central was fourth of six with a time of 2:38.85. #404 Main Street, P.O. Box 730, ing second out of 18. In the 4 x 50 m freestyle relay 12 and 13 male, team Prai- Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 In the preliminary 100 m breast stroke 12 and 13 male, rie Central was fi rst of three with a time of 2:09.99. Fax: 946-2974 Davis was disqualifi ed in his heat. The 4 x 100 m medley relay 12 and 13 male relay fi nal email: [email protected] In the preliminary 50 m butterfl y 12 and 13 male, Davis went Wednesday and team Prairie Central came in fi rst was fi rst in heat four with a time of 38.90. In the fi nals, with a time of 5:45.40. Davis swam a time of 37.11, which was good for second In the second half of the games, Alex Senger of place. Overall, he was able to fi nish second in the stand- Bradwell, Joshtin Folden of Manitou Beach and Cody ings and took home a second silver out of 20 swimmers. Isherwood of Watrous are competing in athletics; Cassi- In the preliminary 200 m individual medley 12 and 13 dy Hoiness of Allan, Kiana Rieger of Imperial, Morgan male, Davis was fi rst in heat two with a time of 3:15.34. He Amendt, Hayli Riach, Maddison Croshaw, Eve Ulmer then fi nished seventh of 10 in the fi nals at 3:17.02 and in and Alexa Westby of Watrous are competing in softball; the fi nal standings placed fourth overall out of 16. Bill Riach and Barry Croshaw of Watrous are coaching In the preliminary 200 m freestyle 11 and 12 female softball while Shannon Hoiness of Allan is managing July 30, Jenna was in heat one and was second of fi ve softball; Daxton Moen of Colonsay, Kennedy Lewis of with a time of 3:33.86. Overall, in the fi nal standings she Imperial and Hannah Thoner of Watrous are competing

South Tour (Watrous) August 18 & 19, 2012

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In a pickle REGISTER NOW The second-last day of July provided perfect weather for pickleball at the beach throughout the summer months, can be viewed and msbiketours.ca players at Manitou Beach. The sport, which has been played down played Monday and Friday mornings. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM 10 • MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 • THE WATROUS MANITOU THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 • 11

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Another great success thanks to the NOTICE following businesses and supporting sponsors: Public Notice is hereby given that the Council of the Town of • Sundquist Enterprizes Colonsay intends to adopt a bylaw under The Planning and • Western Financial Group Development Act, 2007 to amend Bylaw No 49, known as the • CJWW • Magic 98 • Mosaic Zoning Bylaw. FAMILY ACTIVITIES INTENT • Watrous Kinettes • Harwood Davies, accountant The proposed bylaw will rezone that portion of Block 2 situated • Watrous Insurance Brokers Ltd. • Watrous Arts Council on Lots N ½ 18 and 19 Plan G4944, as outlined on the attached Something for everyone • Potash Corp, Lanigan • Affi nity Credit Union - Watrous Branch map, from C1 - Commercial to R1 - Residential. The 21st installment of the Watrous Fun Run Auto Show and Shine hit Main Street Watrous July 28. Sunshine, lots of people SASK. AGILITY DOGS ASSOCIATION and a variety of vehicles were the themes of the day. Many other activities such as Art in the Park, the Saskatchewan Agility • Watrous Animal Hospital Dogs, a burnout competition and several food venues ensured everyone had something to attract their attention. The day AWARD SPONSORS wound up with a parade of vehicles to Manitou Beach and back. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM • Mainline Motors • Centennial Ford Sales • Gross’ Barber Shop • Jubilee Drive-In • Watrous Tire & Battery • Pip’s Esso & Subway • DMH Plumbing • Care Printing • Storage First Deliveries to Young • Watrous Home Hardware Building Centre • Farm & Garden Centre - Watrous Tuesdays, Handing out • Integra Tire • M.C.I. Sales • The Watrous Manitou J Thursdays & Fridays • Watrous Coin Laundry • Watrous Co-op • Sly’s Repair OHN’S • Watrous Concrete • Canada Malting Co. Limited • A & S Charters Call by 5 p.m. • Sundquist Enterprizes • Watrous Shop Easy Plate Delivery by 6 p.m. the hardware RACING AGAINST DRUGS SPONSORS FAMILY DINING At the banquet following the Watrous Fun Run 105 Torran Street N1/2 lot 18 & lot 19 Block 02 Plan G4944 • Murray Trunks Law Offi ce • RBC Royal Bank - Watrous Branch “Where quality matters” Auto Show and Shine, awards were presented as follows: • Auto • Home • Farm Imperial • Watrous Rotary • Watrous Co-op johnsplate.ca • best Ford, best paint and people’s choice - REASON Monday to Friday • Business / Commercial • Fotheringham McDougall Funeral Service • Watrous Kinsmen The reason for the amendment is to provide for Residential Check it out for daily specials!! Derry and Lucille Wright, 1958 Mercury Toll Free: 1-888-669-5666 • Tenant • Condo • Boehr Construction • Watrous Bakery • Melron Backhoe Service • best GM - Ron and Melissa Ediger, 1970 Pontiac GTO Housing. 212-1st Ave. W., Watrous • 946-2314 Phone: (306) 963-2929 • Livestock • Mike’s Beach Bar • Watrous New Holland • PepperTree Restaurant • best Mopar - Dave McDade, 1968 Hemi Dart • Model Meats • CIC Electric • Video Stop PUBLIC INSPECTION • best unrestored - Shirley Reneke, 1975 Dodge Cornet Holdfast • Watrous Pharmacy • Mah Law Offi ce • The Watrous Town Bar • Home Hardware Building Supply • Woiden Construction Any person may inspect the bylaw at the Town Offi ce between • best ‘60-‘70 classic - Stan Stroeder, 1965 T Bird Monday to Friday • Hail Insurance • John Gunderson - Investors Group • Main Street Gifts 9:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. Monday to Friday, beginning July 10th, • best convertible - Fred Wagner, 1965 Mustang Toll Free: 1-888-669-6822 • Travel Insurance • best truck 1960 and newer - Daryl Nelson, 1969 Chev Phone: (306) 488-2190 BROCHURE SPONSORS 2012 until the Public Hearing on August 13th, 2012, excluding • Health Insurance Thursday afternoons and holidays. A copy of the bylaw will also • best truck pre-1960 - Darren William, 1959 GMC 1/2 ton • Life Insurance • MCI Sales • Northern Lights Casino • Mainline Motors be displayed at the Colonsay Town Offi ce and at the Colonsay • best other - Evan Davis, 1961 Mack Craik • Centennial Ford • Pips Esso & Subway • Watrous Salvage Post Offi ce while the Town Offi ce is closed. Copies are available Serving the communities to offer a complete line • best Harley Davidson - Renee Campbell, Harley trike Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday • CPS Watrous • Hayter Drilling • John’s Plate at cost. • best Metric Cruiser - Sandy and Ed Wiesner, Honda Gold Wing Toll Free: 1-888-669-1587 • Manitou Springs Hotel & Mineral Spa • Manitou & District Regional Park of insurance options designed to meet your needs. • farthest entry - Don and Holly Morrison, 1967 VW type 3, Phone: (306) 734-2213 • Success RV’s • Watrous Truck & Trailer • ArmorThane • PepperTree Family Restaurant • Al’s Truck ‘N Car Wash PUBLIC HEARING ✔ home ✔ hail Minnedosa, Man. • Kroozn Metal • 346 Paint Council will hold a public hearing on August 13th, 2012 at 8:30 ✔ agro/farm ✔ auto • oldest entry - Jack Isabelle, 1919 Model T Ford - Saw Chamberlain Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday P.M. at the Colonsay Town Offi ce to hear any person or group ✔ ✔ • young gun award - Kevin Dyck, mini stock Ford Focus Your Best Insurance EVENT SPONSORS motor license issuer commercial Toll Free: 1-888-669-3173 Is An Insurance Broker that wants to comment on the proposed bylaw. Council will • best import - Richard Taylor, 1967 Datsun Roadster • Watrous Travel • Watrous Lawn & Leisure • Sundquist Enterprizes Young Phone: (306) 638-3009 • Eastside Consulting - Sherwin Petersen • Watrous Five Pin also consider written comments received at the hearing (or de- • powder puff - Brooklyn and Mackenna Davis, Ph: 306.259.2020 Visit our website... • Watrous Massage • Watrous Eye Care livered to the undersigned at the municipal offi ce before the Fax: 306.259.2010 Model 1 Shinners parade car Bethune www.longlakeinsurance.ca hearing). Email: [email protected] • coolest rod - Wally and Lois Giesbrecht, 1939 Ford NEW 2012 SPONSORS Tuesday to Friday • Western Financial Group • Sask Water • Al’s Truck ‘N Car Wash Colonsay • competitors’ choice - Jim Gooding, 1985 El Camino Toll Free: 1-888-669-3172 Issued at the Town of Colonsay this 10th day of July, 2012 Ph: 306.255.2030 • best club participation - Sask Mopar; Sask Rust Riders Phone: (306) 638-3063 Photos Website Deborah Prosper Fax: 306.255.2009 • pre-registration draw - Derry and Lucille Wright Registration Trailer Jim & Rhonda Bergen Computer Email: [email protected] • fi rst entered - Jeff and Steph Kozak, 1969 Dodge Success RV’s Administrator www.wrightins.saskbrokers.com Cooper Systems • VIP package - Wilf Runge, 1989 GT Cobra THANKS TO ALL OUR SPONSORS! Fun Run 2012 brought to you by your local businesses and supporting sponsors.

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12082DX00 12 • MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 • THE WATROUS MANITOU Viscount Sandra Reid • 944-2182 Meacham It is always nice to come dous success with 850 to home from holidays and 900 people in attendance. celebrates do beans, raspberries and The day’s activities began cherries from your own with a pancake breakfast Marching RCMP and RCMP yard. Awesome! I planted followed by a parade lead on horseback led Meacham’s purple beans this year, but by marching RCMP offi cers Centennial Celebration when cooked they are a and RCMP on horseback, Homecoming parade darker green than the nor- bagpipes, antique cars and Saturday, July 28. mal green. tractors, fl oats, dignitaries Meacham Centennial and horseback riders. Celebration Homecoming Opening ceremonies 2012 was held Saturday, July 28 and was a tremen- See page 13: VISCOUNT

12082MC00 Country Connection THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 • 13 Simpson Liberty Plunkett Elaine Wilson • 836-4711 Faye Anderson • 847-2035 Deloris Wilson (Sutherland) • 944-4852 It is hard to believe it is August already. Summer is fl y- Don and I arrived home Beryl Strachan and kids Evelyn Shoemaker accompanied Fred and Cheryl ing by, like it always does. A couple of thunderstorms in the Tuesday, July 31 after be- have been here holidaying Schaan of Young to Melfort to visit at the home of Lisa and last few days has kept everyone awake and produced rain ing at Daryl and Debbie’s the past month visiting Steven Burke. Also visiting there were Cameron and Crys- and some hail damage. The crops look so good so hopefully at St. Lina for a couple of Mabel and family. tal Schaan and family and Callen and Cherri Goebel and the hail stays away now. days and at Lac La Biche Muriel McLane hosted family. There were birthday celebrations plus Cheryl and Diane Richardson and Carol Austen fl ew to Toronto and for a week with Daryl and her annual Tupperware Fred Schaan’s 35th wedding anniversary. boarded a bus for a three-week tour all the way to New- Debbie, Jordon and Adele, party at Etters Beach at The Wignes family reunion was held at Manitou Beach foundland where they put their feet in the Atlantic Ocean. Amanda, Landon, Kaylin her cabin on July 12 with a campground July 6 to 8. Some highlights were the Halifax Community Gardens and Karlie. We celebrated good crowd attending. Stan and Irene Giddings and company from Norway with all their plants and fl owers, the Alexander Graham Daryl’s, Karlie’s and my Hope everyone is hav- enjoyed a balloon ride. The company from Norway were Bell Centre at Bedett, Cape Breton Island, having tea at Rita birthdays at the lake and ing a nice summer and here for the Wignes family reunion. McNeil’s tearoom and meeting Anne Murray. Carol stayed then the four of us went enjoying the good weather! Sharon Dunbar and her sister Vi Woghlemuth were away for a couple more days so she could see Niagara Falls. on to Battleford National We are hoping it will last to Lumsden to cook and help at a camp. They said it was a Friends and family gathered at the Simpson Centennial Park for a week of fi shing until after Liberty’s 100th busy week with around 400 children. Centre Saturday to help Glen and Beth Crawford celebrate and enjoying the sun. birthday Aug. 4 and 5. Wendy Bishop enjoyed a canoe trip for a few days in their 50th wedding anniversary. It was great to see all their northern Saskatchewan with some ladies from Humboldt. family and a wonderful afternoon of visiting. A family sup- Wedding congratulations to Jeremy Wiebe and Lindsay per was held that evening. Congratulations Glen and Beth. Dutchak who were married in Jamaica. Visiting Pat and Merle Ullyott and attending the wed- Imperial Brandon and Brock Liebel of Saskatoon recently visited ding of granddaughter Michelle Ullyott to Brad Pederson Gaylene Parry • 963-2961 their grandmas Evelyn and Judy Shoemaker. were their daughters Kelly and Dalton Coutts and Adair, Congratulations to Shaun and Melissa Stadnyk on the Braden and Rianne of Red Deer, Tricia and Lonny Darrock John and Deanna Hignett and Norma and Wanda birth of a baby boy Graeson Carter July 18. Great grand- and Kathleen, Cailin and Taylor of Biggar and Merle’s sis- Roney of Imperial attended an 80th birthday party for for- mother is Margaret Lees of Humboldt and grandparents ter Donna McJannet of New York City. The wedding was mer Imperial resident Eileen Chapman Saturday in Re- are Murray and Colleen Stadnyk of Bruno. held at Wellington Park, Manitou Beach. Michelle is the gina. Also attending from Imperial were Lawrence Klenk Evelyn Shoemaker accompanied Carl and Carolyn Car- daughter of Michael and Leah Ullyott. The newlyweds live and Doris and Roy Emde. duner to British Columbia. They also visited in Nanaimo, in Dalmeny. Congratulations to them and all the best in Ed and Gayle Brooker recently returned from a two- B.C. with Tara and Mitchell Schweitzer and with Amy their future together. week trip to Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and New Schweitzer on Gabriola Island. While there they also at- Stu and Char Elder and family along with Ross and Barb Brunswick. While there they enjoyed an afternoon visit- tended the Gr. 12 graduation of Mitchell Schweitzer. Elder of Viscount and Jason and Tanys Sherstobetoff and ing Richard, Cindy and Olivia Meredith as well as with Bob and Renee Clavelle are away camping with family at family of Blaine Lake spent the weekend in Regina. While Richard’s parents. On the way home they spent three days Drumheller, Alta. for a week. there they attended a Riders football game. Then Tuesday visiting Tanice and Brad Daly and boys in Calgary. Hector and Maisie Sutherland of Watrous accompanied they brought their mother, Lois Elder, to the farm for a Bob and Rae Lewis visited friends on Camano Island Ken and I to the Saskatoon Berry Barn south of Saskatoon couple days. Wash. before leaving from Seattle for a one-week Alaskan on Valley Road and then to The Strawberry Ranch. Anna cruise. Returning home they had stops in Peachland, B.C. May Ryanne of Viscount accompanied us. We enjoyed din- to visit Robert Detwiller and Louise Perchie and in Cal- ner at the Berry Barn. gary to visit Dave and Deanna Toews. Friday, July 20, a lovely potluck supper and farewell was From page 12: VISCOUNT Matt Parry of Calgary and Josh Knox of Calgary spent held at the Plunkett Hall for Vi Woghlemuth who sold her were at noon with mayor the community hall with a week visiting the former’s parents Blaine and Gaylene house and is moving back to Linden, Alta. to be near her Perry Thiessen welcom- school displays from years Parry in Imperial. While in Imperial the boys also visited grandchildren. We all wish her well on her move. We will ing everyone, a few words gone by, photos taken in old Alex and Debbie Parker, enjoyed some fi shing at Etters miss her and the Scrabble games. from Lynne Yelich MP for time costumes, museum Beach and helped out with some chores around the farm. Ellen Farago of Watrous, formerly of Plunkett, visited in Blackstrap, greetings from exhibits, music (Arlette Al- Regina with her daughter Gail and Bob Lawson for a while the RM were delivered by cock), cemetery visits and and has returned home. Visiting her in Watrous on the Jerry Sopatyk, recogni- artisan demonstrations weekend was her son Don Farago from Moose Jaw. tion of all the volunteer and displays. Colonsay The Plunkett birthday club held a party for Vera Bishop and sponsorship support A tasty roast beef meal Monday, July 23. A game was played and a basket of little Florence Halvorson • 255-2358 was provided by co-chairs served at 6 p.m. by the household gifts was presented to her. A lovely luncheon, of the centennial commit- Greek Palace rounded off The seniors picnic was ros spent a few days visiting birthday cake, tea and coffee followed. tee (Flo Frank and Janice the day and a dance band held July 25 at the farm of her sister Sandra and Garth Sunday, July 22, Ken and I enjoyed a family barbecue in Sopatyk), and there was played at the Meacham Ho- Pat and Barb Mulhall. A Rourke. Saskatoon. It was a lovely day. a very positive message tel for those who still had potluck supper was served Several folks attended One can hardly keep up cutting grass. It just grows be- from Tracey Mann, execu- energy to enjoy some more followed by cake and ice Meacham Centennial July hind a person. Ken is either cutting grass here or at the tive director of the Com- fun. cream. Happy Birthday 28. The committee did a farm. My garden has really grown. It is like a jungle. munity Initiatives Fund. Sunday, the Dormition was sung to June Garner, great job. Bud (Lyle) Leyh of Westlock, Alta. was here visiting Happy Birthday was sung of the Blessed Virgin Jack Campbell, Norma Eley Ernie and Marg Butler family and attended the 60th wedding anniversary of Edna by all as a huge birthday Mary Ukrainian Ortho- and Donna Moen. Bocci attended the 50th wedding and Leslie Farago in Watrous Saturday, July 21. cake (featuring a picture dox Church celebrated its was cancelled due to the anniversary of his cousin Plunkett folks send their deepest sympathy to the family of Meacham’s elevator and 100th anniversary as part rain. Several different card Marilyn and Otto Markow- of Edna (Ervin) Dieno of Saskatoon, formerly of Plunkett, prairie backdrop) was cut of Meacham’s centennial. games were played. ski at Margo, Sask. July 28. on her passing. by Thiessen and served to Over 160 people enjoyed Get well wishes to Joan the crowd. a special service, a lovely Reimer who is at home after Focus then moved to the lunch at Dancing Sky The- being in the hospital. dedication of the church atre (which was the old Robert and Margaret Subscription due?? bell by Ruth Skarra that is Ukrainian hall that many Grey celebrated their 50th now a permanent historic of them were familiar with wedding anniversary at Use this convenient form to renew, order a brand feature of Heritage Park from years gone by) and a Smiley’s Restaurant in beside the credit union. A stunning performance by Saskatoon July 28, actual new subscription, or send a change of address. new museum was opened Lastiwka orchestra and date July 4. Home to cele- in Meacham as part of choir. brate were their children the celebration with rib- It was wonderful for the Ken Grey of Calgary, Alta., Name: ______bon cutting by Victor Kly- organizers to see the num- Kevin Grey of Vancouver, myshyn, whose father had ber of people in attend- B.C., Bobbi and Richard Address: ______✃ built and owned the build- ance and to hear the praise Luymes of Peers, Alta., ing when it was a harness for a job well done. Almost Cathy and Dwayne Ger- ______and shoe repair shop from everyone in town played ard of St. Albert, Alta., Please check one of the following boxes: 1937 to 1974. a role in the thousands of Tracey and Graham Busch It was a spectacular day hours it took to make the of Okotoks, Alta., and all ❒ New ❒ Renewal with rave reviews from one day special and agree it their grandchildren, Gra- ❒ Change of address - please provide new address below and all about the wide var- was all worthwhile to see ham Busch’s folks Lyle and iety of events and exhibits so many people enjoying Bonna Busch of Kerrobert Address: ______including: a walking tour the day. Many of those who as well as several folks from (complete history of Mea- came had lived here before Colonsay and Saskatoon. cham’s buildings with his- and had not seen one an- Congratulations Robert and ______toric information signs on other for many years. They Margaret. every lot in town), an an- came with smiles, stories Einar Franson of High Please send a cheque for: tique tractor pull that was and memories to share. River, Alta. visited his $ $ a big hit, a beautiful quilt It was a day to remember brother Don and Elaine and SO postal codes - 30; All other Canadian - 39 auction, exhibits in the and one to be proud of for his sister Gudrun and Herb $ $ $ shops and galleries, a chil- years to come. Shier. He attended the Mea- Online - 28; U.S. - 135; International - 175 dren’s area (with an Astro Best wishes to anyone cham celebration July 28 Jump and face painting), who is under the weather, and 29. The Watrous Manitou, Box 100 Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 a special visiting place in hope you feel better soon. Sharon Malinoski of Elf- Notices and Classifi eds 14 • MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 • THE WATROUS MANITOU PLACING OBITUARY IN MEMORY SERVICES HELP WANTED DIENO, HRYCIW - In memory of WILCOX TRUCKING CONSTRUCTION LABOUR- ADVERTISING Stella, Apr. 12, 1932 - Aug. ERS, apprentices, journey- Edna Commercial grain ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING The family of Edna 5, 1998: men carpenters. Full-time year-round work, attractive IS PREPAID: Dieno is saddened to an- & fertilizer transport Every day in some small Ð bonuses based on perform- WE ACCEPT CASH, CHEQUES, nounce her peaceful pass- 15 years experience ing at her residence in Sas- way, Ð ance. Call Royce at 946-7314. Memories of you come our will help shovel Resumes to qualityplus@ VISA, MC AND DEBIT. katoon, Sask. on Tuesday, You can reach us by way. Tyler Wilcox sasktel.net /29tfc July 24, 2012 with family by Imperial, SK phone: 306.946.3343 Though absent, you are al- her side. Ph: 306-963-2169 LOOKING FOR A SELF-MO- fax: 306.946.2026 ways near, Grandma was born Still missed, still loved and Cell: 306-963-7477 TIVATED, friendly individual email: December 15, 1924 in Co- always dear. 6-24p with excellent communication watrous.manitou lonsay, Sask. to Frank and - Forever in our hearts, Henry, skills. Computer skills would @sasktel.net Hazel Buyck. She had two Patti and Ron and family. be an asset. Please drop re- CARPET sumes off with Michelle or Earl mail: Box 100, brothers, Arvin and Lloyd Jr. at Centennial Ford Sales and one sister Irene. She Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 CARDS OF THANKS CLEANING Ltd. or email e-amend1@ attended school in Colon- We would like to express Free Estimates! dealeremail.com A full-time say and enjoyed playing our sincere thank you to all position is available for a parts DEADLINE: ball and being active in Call Les Jones Wednesday 5 p.m. those who helped our dear and service advisor./28tfc the school track meets. She excelled in French and had sister and aunt, Joan Strueby 946-3991 dreams of becoming a French teacher after high school, 29tfc DELIVERY DRIVER WANT- PLEASE NOTE: and ourselves through these ED. Ph. 365-2062./28-5p All classifi ed advertising, un- but her path would take her in a different direction. last few months. Thank you LONG LAKE TRUCKING, less listed below, is $7 for the She married Irwin Dieno at the age of 20 on November to Fr. Emmanuel, the CWL, Imperial, Sask. Custom haul- FARM MECHANIC OUTLOOK fi rst 25 words, plus 25¢ per 8, 1944; together they worked hard farming and rais- Mass and communion serv- ing of grain, fertilizer and hay. Barrich Farms Ltd. the largest word thereafter. Subsequent ing two children. As a young family on the farm they ers and all those who were Ph. 963-2726 or cell 567- and most modern potato oper- ation in Saskatchewan is hir- weeks are half price when enjoyed dances in Plunkett and always looked forward involved with the music and 7100./29tfc to the Christmas concert, travelling to town by horse ing a farm mechanic. Email re- ordered with fi rst insertion. singing for the prayers and HOPE FLOATS SERVICES. and buggy no matter what the weather. As her family sume to harry truenorthseed. Number of insertions must the funeral Mass, and all Field diagnostics in disease com or call (306) 867-9233. be stated with order, and grew and moved on, she and Grandpa stayed on the those who brought lunch and insects; spray drift and there will be no refunds for farm. She really enjoyed working in her yard, grow- and served it. Thank you to hail insurance analysis; feed cancellations. We take no ing a huge garden, picking berries, was an avid curler the generous and wonderful test probes and ration balan- responsibility for errors in and spent many hours volunteering in the community. friends of Joan’s who brought cing; business planning and ads taken by phone or sent Grandma loved cooking for a “crew” and always in- all of us the beautiful meal rotations. Please call 946- handwritten, or those with vited anyone who stopped by into her home for coffee on Sunday evening. Thanks 8107 (cell)./29tfc and fresh baked ginger snaps. She and Grandpa moved errors after the fi rst insertion. to all who visited her while WATROUS CARPET CARE. into Watrous in 1996. There they met many new friends, she was staying at our house For all your carpet and uphol- ANNOUNCEMENTS/ played cards and Grandma took up bowling, which she and in the hospital and for all stery cleaning call Lonnie 946- CONGRATULATORY: really loved. In her later years she met up with an old the fl owers, cards, gifts and 3674, cell 946-8818./29tfc (special community rates) friend, Walter Hrynkiw who later became her partner. phone calls. Your kindness DUMONT HOME SERVICE. Birth ...... classifi ed rate Together they enjoyed playing crib, watching baseball will always be remembered and talking about the “old days”. Grandma will be re- Dealer for Whirlpool, Inglis, Birth/birthday/grad/ as we think of Joan and the Maytag and Kitchen Aid ap- membered for her love of cooking, baking, crafting, but engagement/shower/ wonderful community of pliances. Local sales and ser- mostly for spending time and caring for her family and wedding/anniversary/family friends she had. vice. Now accepting Sears reunion/new employee/ friends. - Ted and Loretta Obrige- Card, Mastercard and Visa. retirement: Edna leaves behind to honour her memory: son-in-law witsch and family Call 946-3800./42-48c • article, no pic ...... $20 Lorne Isaacson, daughter-in-law Sharon McFadden and grandchildren Kevin (Tammy) Isaacson and children CUSTOM GRAIN AND FER- • one-col pic & cutline ...... $20 HEALTH TILIZER hauling. McIntosh • two-col pic & cutline ...... $35 Riley, Dakota, Kelsie and Wyatt; Kim (Terry) Fendelet and daughters Elliott and Ensley; Lorrie (Ivan) Champ MYSTIC MONK CLASSIC Trucking, Simpson. Ph. 836- BUSINESS • two-col pic & article ...... $50 coffee, 100 percent Arabica 2034, cell 567-7506./29tfc and children Ashlee and Dallas; Dion (Anne) Dieno and Memoriam ...... classifi ed rate coffee, several blends. Vari- OPPORTUNITIES • with one-col pic ...... add $5 daughters Jessie and Kayla; Darcy (Ron) Doepker and ous health products. Nopalea HAMMERJAMMER: CAR- RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE • with two-col pic ...... add $15 son Taylor. - detoxify, reduce infl amma- PENTER and musician. Small in the mall. Corner of Main St. additions, basement renova- Obituary ...up to 300 words $50 She was predeceased by her husband Irwin Dieno in tion, controls diabetes. www. and 3rd Ave., Watrous. Ph. 15¢/word thereafter 1997, son Dwaine Dieno in 1992, daughter Shirley Isaac- toyourhealthproducts.ca /28- tions, decks, fences, vinyl 946-2612./29tfc siding, window and door in- • with one-col pic ...... add $5 son in 2002 and companion Walter Hrynkiw in 2012. 6p A graveside funeral service was held on July 27 at the stallations, baseboards, cas- WORK FROM YOUR CAS- • with two-col pic ...... add $15 ing and more. Also “One Man TLE! Do you have 10 hrs a Watrous Cemetery. SERVICES Band” available for house week? Teach over the Inter- Cremation with interment at Watrous Cemetery. Classified Displays: parties and special functions. net. Free online training. Flex- Make your ad Memorial donations directed to the Canadian Cancer Call Gene at 946-2120./29tfc ible hours. Great retirement in- Society or Canadian Diabetes Association would be ap- DOWN & DIRTY come. www.key2wellness4all. JUMP preciated. HOE & HAUL com off the page! Fotheringham-McDougall Funeral Service of Watrous SAW f custom cattle hauling Placed in a box; and Nokomis was in care of arrangements. SHARPENING WANTED may include logo, with 30 ft. liner All circular blades MASSEY #36 DISCERS. special text formatting, etc. McDADE, f custom hauling with including carbide and Will pay up to $100; will pick Inserted under the Maryann 32 ft. fl at deck trailer chainsaw chains up. Andrew, 946-9669, 259- heading of your choice. Maryann McDade, f LORNE JONES 4923./29tfc $8.12 per column inch. aged 79 years, of Simpson, backhoe services

22-24p 946-3991 Sask. passed away peace- Wayne Holdner 29tfc Do you have items in your COMMUNITY DIRECTORY: fully at Regina General Ph: 946-6563 or 257-3964 garage, attic or basement? Inform customers about your Hospital on Tuesday, July HELP WANTED Sell them quickly with a clas- business or service. Rates 24, 2012. sifi ed ad. Call 946-3343. ROD BURKITT CUSTOM THE WATROUS BAKERY IS are $20/month or $75/six Maryann is survived grain hauling. Ph. 946-2983 seeking an employee. Please FOR SALE months for up to 50 words. by her husband of 62 years or 946-7601./29tfc apply in person with resume. BLANKET ADVERTISING: Glenn; children Doreen 305 Main St., Watrous./29tfc AIR CONDITIONER DE- (David) Hawkes, Bryan “BLAST OFF, PAINT ON” HUMIDIFIER combo, fl oor Reach 85 newspapers across paint stripping decks, fences, (Wendy), Keith (Dianne), COME JOIN OUR TEAM. model. Used two weeks. the province, with a com- etc. Will paint almost anything. Sherri (Darcy); nine grand- Watrous Medical Clinic is $285. Ph. 946-3806./29-1p bined circulation of almost Air conditioner coil cleaning. looking for a professional children; six great grand- 370,000 with one phone call. For a free quote phone Dave energetic, team oriented indi- 6’ X 8’ UTILITY TRAILER Place your ad through the children; sister Dorothy or Di 946-3553./22-15p vidual to join our clinic. Ideal with sidewalls. Also has tilt- Watrous Manitou by Tuesday (Earl), sister-in-law Ann Bearss, brother-in-law Clayton individual would be willing to ing capability to load snow- A HEAD OF STYLES, 310 8th McCallum, sister-in-law, Doreen Gross and numerous work fl exible hours, as well as mobile. Asking $450. Ph. noon for the following week’s Ave. E., Watrous. Hair cut- nieces and nephews. have had 3 plus years of simi- 946-3660./28tfc insertion. Prices start at $209. ting; styling; certifi ed barber; She was predeceased by her parents Jim and Helen lar experience as a medical Need more direct targeting? ear piercing (incl. earrings); Bearss, son Ronald, sister Doreen and brother Bill. offi ce assistant or medical of- Try one or two zones only for waxing and eyelash dying. GRAIN BINS fi ce secretary with experience $86 or $123 respectively. A private family service was held at Fotheringham’s Ph. Barbara McDonald 946- in complete billing systems Funeral Chapel, Watrous on July 30 conducted by Rev. 2422 for appt./29tfc ☞ Young Co-op ENHANCE YOUR Alison West. billing program or similar med- WINE GLASSES FOR RENT. ical billing system. Wages ac- ADVERTISING WITH A Pallbearers were grandsons Glendon, Chris, Marc 1805E Westeel bin w/cone...$13,800 and Jon. Dianne McDade gave the eulogy. Organist was Over 600 - 6 1/2 oz. glasses. cording to experience. Pos- RESPONSE BUILDER! ition available is permanent 1805E Sakundiak w/cone...$12,700 Jean Olah. Call Danceland. 946-2743 or CAPITALIZE, bold, underline, 1-800-267-5037./29tfc part time. Please fax resume • Bins complete with triple skid cone Interment followed at Simpson Cemetery. centre or otherwise enhance to 306-946-2072./29-3c • Limited quantities your blanket ad! Prices start Memorial donations directed to the Long Lake Valley RON’S CARPENTRY, Wat- • Bin parts and anchors available HARVEST HELP WANTED. at $259. Contact the Watrous Health Foundation would be appreciated. rous. For renovations, re- pairs, new construction. Ph. Ph. Kelly Brown 836-2059, Brant 946-7923 Manitou. Fotheringham-McDougall Funeral Service of Watrous

and Nokomis was in care of arrangements. Ron Frey, 946-2638./29tfc Simpson./28-2p Wes 917-7900 27-4c THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 • 15 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE We do catering! AUCTION SALE WII GAMES: STAR WARS - ONE ACRE (7 LOTS) COM- FARM HOUSE TO BE Acreage Equipment/Household The Force Unleashed; Skate MERCIAL, surveyed, directly MOVED. Newly renovated, Up to 200+ it; Fantastic Four - Rise of across street from mineral 750 sq. ft., new fl ooring, new Auction for Don & Verna Glacier the Silver Skater; Tony Hawk spa/hotel, Watrous St., Mani- paint, some new windows Weddings, Saturday, August 18th • 10:30 a.m. Ride; The Golden Compass; tou Beach. Business and and storm doors. New 25 family reunions Mario Land Shake It; Mon- residence included. Sale by yr. shingles in 2000. Great .5 Mile E. of Boychuk & Highway 16 Saskatoon on service road. ster Trux Arenas; Looney owner. Ph. 306-946-2374./28- starter home or cottage. Ask- and more!! Furniture & Household; Shop; Yard & Garden; Antiques. Tunes Acme Arsenal; Show- 2p ing $20,000. Ph. Roger 946- Give us a call!! Complete listing: pdmarketing.ca or ph: 306-257-3555 time Championship Boxing; 2039 evening or 946-3362 Disney Cars Mater-national HOUSE FOR SALE BY days./29tfc SALE CONDUCTED BY: Championship. $15 ea or OWNER in Watrous. 301 2nd J Ave. W. For more information FOR SALE BY OWNER, OHN’S a $100 for everything. 946- n MARKETING & 8483 or 946-3982 evenings phone 612-968-1373./28-8p 50+ condo in Watrous. Main d AUCTIONEERS and weekends./19tfc level, 1,346 sq. ft., 1 1/2 Plate P D COME VIEW THESE brand- baths, 2 bdrm. + den with FAMILY DINING Box 147, Allan, Sask. S0K 0C0 P.L. #310066 WHY PAY MORE ELSE- new homes in Young. MLS® patio doors to deck, laundry, “Where quality matters” Ph. 306-257-3555 Fax: 306-257-4390 421582 and MLS®425985. WHERE? “Everyday low open kitchen/dining and living 946-2314 • Watrous price.” All major appliances www.young.ca Ed Bobiash room, laundry, heated indoor selling at cost + $10. Watrous Team, Re/Max Saskatoon. parking and storage. 6 appli- Furniture, 946-3542./29tfc 306-222-7770./29tfc ances, additional furniture op- 952 SQ. FT. MANUFAC- tional. Ph. 946-3628 or 946- BISON MEAT - GRASS FED, 7811./29tfc AUCTION SALE all-natural bison meat for sale. TURED home in Watrous. SUMMER Tracy 946-3863./29tfc Built in ‘94. 2 bdrm, large bath- Equipment Auction for room off master, jetted tub, LANE REALTY CORP. SAVINGS Albert & Lynn Schaan of Young, SK 4G SASKTEL SATELLITE IN- large kitchen and dining area, For your buying or th TERNET powered by Explor- next to living room with fi re- selling needs contact: TRACTORS Tuesday, August 14 • 10 a.m. net. Packages from $54.99/ place. New shingles in 2011. Stan Hall ‘11 JD 9530T ‘10 JD 9530 2 mile S., 3 mile W., 2 mile S., 2 mile W., of Young, SK. mo. No equipment cost. 30 Property is currently rented; (306) 725-7826 ‘08 JD 9430 ‘08 JD 9430T FEATURING: 8 Westeel Bins; PSP 50 Tonne Fertilizer Bin; Case 1270; MF 1100 day money back guarantee. good revenue. $79,995. Ask ‘08 JD 7330 MFWD w/741 Ldr. LANE REALTY CORP. ‘05 Case IH MXM 140 w/FEL c/w FEL; MF 1010 Diesel; 3 Point Hitch Equipment; Older Line Machinery; Free installation. Authorized for Jim 946-4027./29tfc Saskatchewan’s Farm & Ranch Specialists ‘00 JD 9400T ‘99 JD 9400 SaskTel dealer. Watrous Fur- Ph: (306) 569-3380 Fax: (306) 569-3414 Shop & Livestock Equipment. 2 DUPLEXES FOR SALE; lo- SEEDING niture and Appliances, 307 www.lanerealtycorp.com ‘08 SeedMaster 60-12 A/D Complete listing: pdmarketing.ca or ph: 306-257-3555 Main St., 946-3542./29tfc cated in Watrous 511 and 513 29tfc ‘07 SeedMaster 48-12 w/NH3 4th Ave. E. Contact Mark 946- Get excellent results with a classi- ‘04 Morris Maxxim lll 50’ MRB 7.5” 425 bus. SALE CONDUCTED BY: OFFICE SUPPLIES: receipt 7811 or Gary 946-7118./29tfc fi ed word ad. Place yours today. ‘04 Bourgault 5710 47’, MRB, 5350 a books, purchase order books, ‘02 JD 1900 n MARKETING & invoice pads, statement pads, FOR RENT HAYING d AUCTIONEERS ‘08 JD 568 R.B. 2- JD 567 R.B. P D adding machine tape. The COMBINES Box 147, Allan, Sask. S0K 0C0 P.L. #310066 Watrous Manitou, 309 Main Ph. 306-257-3555 Fax: 306-257-4390 St. Watrous. 946-3343. 3- JD 9870s 2- JD 9770s 2- JD 9600s ‘01 JD 9650 STS FIREWOOD FOR SALE. Royal Suites ‘98 JD 9610 ‘97 JD CTS Jack pine cut and split. Ph. ‘90 JD 9500 ‘82 JD 7720 365-2599./29tfc 101 Main St., SWATHERS ‘06 Westward 9352i w/30’ 972 CULLIGAN BOTTLED Young, Sk. ‘06 2952 w/36’ 963 WATER, delivery available. ‘02 MF 220 XL 30’ Call for more information 306-259-4501 ‘98 MD 1900 30’ Pulltype w/pickup reel Cooler rentals and sales. ‘96 4900 Prairie Star w/30’ 960 MCI Sales, 946-3441. www. DAILY • WEEKLY mcisaleswatrous.com /29tfc PLATFORMS UPCOMING SUMMER AUCTIONS MONTHLY ‘07 JD 936 Draper 36’ BELL SATELLITE TV RENT- ‘06 MD 974 Draper 36’ AL program. SD receiver Rental Units 8-24p JD 930 Flex Saturday, August 11 – 9:00 AM $2.75/mo., HD receiver $5/ ‘96 MD 960 36’ Draper TWO BDRMS FOR ROOM ONE OR TWO BDRM 20TH ANNUAL PRE-HARVEST AUCTION mo. HDPVR $10/mo. After SPRAYERS Nelson’s Auction Centre – Meacham, SK 36 months, choice to own at and board in Watrous. Laun- APARTMENTS available in ‘11 JD 4830 ‘10 Miller Condor A75 Directions from Saskatoon: 39 mi E on Hwy #5 no additional charge. One dry facility, TV room, separ- Watrous. Ph. 946-3674, cell ‘08 JD 4730 ‘08 JD 4830 ‘95 Willmar 745 time activation fee $30.40. ate entrance. Ph. 946-2291, 946-8818./29tfc & 2 mi S on Hwy #2 (2 miles North of Meacham) please leave message./29-4p AUGERS Tractors: ‘84 Versatile 555, Minneapolis Model U, S/P, Com- Watrous Furniture and Ap- LAKEFRONT ROOMS AND ‘04 Brandt 13”x70’ ‘95 Westfi eld 13”x61’ bines: ‘83 850 MF, MF 750, 24’ MF s/c header, 92 JD 590 p/t pliances, 307 Main St., 946- apartments for rent at Manitou Brandt 8”x45’ w/Tracker & Engine 3542./29tfc Beach. Ph. 946-8802./29tfc swather, 2000 JD 1600A Haybine, ‘85 1560 MF rnd baler, ’2000 One bedroom senior Freightliner tractor truck, ‘75 GMC 6000 3T grain truck, ‘90 SASKTEL SATELLITE IN- SUMMER HOURS TWM Classifi eds 946-3343 GMC welding truck, Lincoln Welder, Augers, ‘07 Puma Jianshe TERNET powered by Xplornet unit available Monday - Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Quad, 40’ shipping container, corral panels/gates, Storage is now available. Shaw Direct immediately in Young. Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. buildings, New & used tires, Trucks: ‘03 Dodge Ram, SUV’s: ‘02 Satellite systems for sale. FEED AND SEED Affordable family Ford Explorer Sport SLT, Cars: ‘04 Chev Impala, Many more Free installation and program- LOOKING FOR A CAREER items too numerous to mention incl. vehicles, farm equip. & ming promotions have been housing units move? Rayglen pays signing extended. At Satellite Plus we for rent in Young. tools/hardware, household, etc. bonus and moving costs for Watrous, SK are certifi ed Xplornet, Shaw Utilities not included. the right individual. Contact Ph: 946-3362 Wednesday, August 15 – 9:00 AM installers and we also carry a Contact 259-2022 Lorie @ 1-800-RAYGLEN./46- full inventory of all regular and 27tfc 34c Fax: 946-3898 Vincent Staniec Farm Dispersal - Lanigan, SK HD receivers. Call Dwayne at Directions from Lanigan: 4 mi N, 3 mi E & 1.5 mi N 946-2828./29tfc Tractors: `79 8640 JD, Loaders: JD 148 fnt end, Combines: `82 JD 7721, Swathers: `82 MF 28`, NH 485 12`Haybine, Balers: `88 RECREATION VEHICLES NH 853 – rnd, Harrows: 46`Bourrg. Vibramaster 46-50 w/De- SIERRA CAMPER TRAILER gelman Harrows, 5`6`Schulte scraper, Augers, Grain Truck: `79 for sale. Excellent condition. Shop Where You're Invited – Check TWM Ads IHC 1700 w/b&h, trailers, Several Grain bins, Propane & fuel Water, sewer and electrical tanks, Lewis cattle oiler, `07 Polaris 350 Trail Touring snow ma- hook-ups. Sleeps 8, full bath- chine, fans Many more items too numerous to mention incl. room with shower, toilet and farm equip. & tools/hardware, shop supplies, Antiques, etc. sink, full kitchen with stove, fridge, microwave and dining Õ NOTICE: NEW LOCATION Õ Friday, August 17 – 9:00 AM area, fold-out couch and spa- Effective September 1: cious master bedroom, awn- Mainline Autobody Mike & Violet Kasper Farm Dispersal – ing and lots of storage space. 101 4th Street East. Colonsay, SK $8,500 obo. Call 306-381- Watrous, SK Formerly Spectrum Paint & Body 9795./29-2p Directions from Junction Hwy 2 & Hwy 16: Collision experts & complete autobody repairs for all makes and 4 mi S on Hwy /2 & 3 mi W Tractors: `80 2745 MF, Combines, `85 Case IHC 1482 PT, Swath- models of vehicles including Ford, Chrysler, Imports and more! ers: `71 MF /35 25`PT, Augers: 7`x41`Sakundiak, Other Equip: REAL ESTATE Morris harr bar, 15`IHC HD cult, Noble 3-ring 30`Crazy harr, • SGI accredited 24-HOUR Speed King elec drill fi ll, 10`Leon dozer blade, swath roller, • Glass replacement TOWING SERVICE discers, rock pickers, Snowco gr cleaner, Behlen batch gr dryer, • Glass repair fuel tanks, trailers, shop crane, several grain bins, Vehicles `70 Ford F700 w/b&h Many more items too numerous to men- • Paint Call tion incl. farm equip. & tools/hardware, shop supplies, An- • Collision Acme Service tiques, etc. For Sale • I-car trained technicians 946-3424 Two auction sales rings will run throughout the day as required. 207 7th Ave. W., Watrous, Sask. or 946-3559 Visit our website at www.nelsonsauction.com for 3 bedroom, plus sewing/workshop • Courtesy cars available room, master walk-in closet, deck off We use an ECO Ultra Plus I spray booth to ensure a factory-quality fi nish for your car. a full listing & pictures or call 306-944-4320. kitchen, main fl oor laundry, under- ground sprinkler system, a/c and r/o The ECO Ultra Plus I is energy-effi cient and ecologically friendly. system, new fl ooring and paint. Call Rod and Tanya Ostrosky 946-2460 29-1p 946-2209 946-3913 16 • MONDAY, AGUST 6, 2012 • THE WATROUS MANITOU

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Fax 306-946-2348 29-4c Tara Quick, CGA. 14 Blue Place, CIC ELECTRIC Davidson, Sask. S0G 1A0 Shirkey, Q.C.), Barristers and So- and EnerWorks Solar Thermal Saskatoon, Sask. S7M 4R9. 306- Phone: (306) 567-2843 licitors, Imperial, Saskatchewan. products. 291-1850 or taraquick@sasktel. Service Ltd. Toll Free: www.dwightsnextenergy.ca Quality Plus 606 - 2nd Ave. E., Watrous Ph. 963-2288 or Toll free 1-866- net /15-24c 1-800-539-3979 359-1001. Tues. afternoons at 946-2247 41-48p Construction Ltd. For all your farm, residential, Fax: (306) 567-3259 Lewis Agencies./16-24c

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after all massages. Gel nails, 17-24c business or service in the Busi- [email protected] 946-3578 manicures, pedicures and many ness/Community directory. Ph. /11-24c For emergency after hours and 946-3343, fax 946-2026, email other treatments available. Gift RIACH certifi cates available. Call 946- weekends call: 306-917-7688 CLEANING & RESTORATION SPECIALISTS LTD. [email protected] INCOME TAX 2233 and ask for spa desk./14- Carpet/Upholstery Cleaning FINANCIAL 24c H & R BLOCK. Della Hill, Mgr., Emergency Flood/Fire Damage Cleanup COPYING • Financial Planning 21-24c Furnace Duct Cleaning • Retirement Watrous. Bus.: 946-3585; Res.: RANDY’S REMEDIAL MAS- 963-2731./16-24c SAGE Therapy, Watrous. Motor Specializing in Insurance Claims FOR ALL • Tax & Estate veh. accident and work related 682-1999/TF 1-877-895-1999 YOUR COPYING Planning INSTITUTE It pays to advertise! injuries welcome. Gift certifi - of 24/7 EMERGENCY CALL 231-3500 • RRSP, RRIF, RESP INSPECTION NEEDS cates available. 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Featuring massage MANITOU C - STORES therapy, hot stone massage and service, networks, website and Imperial (Wed.); or 946-2864, has space for Phone: 946-2176 Watrous./29-4c Theralase low level laser treat- graphic design. 311 8th Ave. E., you to feature Watrous. 946-2061. www. or 866-528-2032 ment. Treatments are done by WESTERN FINANCIAL GROUP bergencomputers.com /13-48c PIP’S 9-48c registered massage therapist your business or - Watrous. Motor Licence Issuer. and certifi ed laser specialist Kyla service in the Home, farm, auto, commercial, These are the local businesses and SHARON CRITTENDEN, Certi- McDonald. Insurance claims wel- Business/Community 946-2666/946-2680 fi ed Financial Planner. Retire- hail, travel. Hours: Mon. to Fri., 9 come. Gift certifi cates available. services upon whom you call for directory. • Open 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. daily ment, estate and fi nancial consult- a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Sat., 9 a.m. to Open Mon. - Thurs., 11 a.m. - 8 donations and assistance for 309 Main Street, Watrous • Gas, Diesel, Lotto ing, business plans, GICs, RRSP, 12, 1 to 5 p.m. Ph. 306-946-3655. p.m. and Fri. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. For community events and sports teams. Ph: 946-3343 • Large Selection of Confectionery Mutual Funds and other invest- Toll free 1-888-669-2235. www. more information or to book an Show them your support ments. Box 239 (306) 963-2022 westernfi nancialgroup.ca /16- appointment please call Kyla at Hwy. 2 & Main, Watrous Fax: 946-2026 Imperial, Sask. S0G 2J0./16-24c in return by shopping locally! 5-48c 24c 946-2141./16-24c [email protected] Business and Community Coming Events Directory 18 • MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 • THE WATROUS MANITOU AUGUST person teams - $90 entry 29, 6:30 to 7 p.m. Express GARAGE SALE PRINTING VETERINARIAN fee. Minimum 10 teams, your fi tness and arts ideas - MULTI-FAMILY GARAGE WATROUS ANIMAL HOSPITAL maximum 20 teams. Dead- as youth, adults and senior sale Sat., Aug. 18, 9 a.m. to 4 The Watrous 707-4th Ave. E., Watrous across Create. line to register is Aug. 6. participants. 7 to 9:30 p.m. p.m. 801 4th St. W., Watrous. from Melron Services. Drs. Al- Participate. MANITOU Enjoy! Must be 19 or older. Spec- classes offered will be yoga, Lots of household items for lison Bartel and Amy McLaren, can help you with your 102 - 3rd Ave., E. tators welcome and ap- dance, drama, fi tness class- sale!/29-2p D.V.M. Large and small animal preciated. Sponsored by es, CPR, fi rst aid, motivat- personal and commercial practice. Open Monday to Fri- “Retrospect: printwork needs. day, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. On-call Manitou Beach Rec Board. ing fi tness. Discount sign-up COMMUNITY Work of Bryce Erickson” Proceeds go toward new available at the fi rst meeting ✓ after hours. Ph. 946-3657, Fax business cards 946-3605./16-24c Tuesday - Saturday playground equipment for for fall sessions. Summer MEETINGS ✓ invoices July 31 - Aug. 25 Main Beach./25-5c drop in available. Empower - AL-ANON MEETS EVERY ✓ letterhead 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. the best in you. Meet health Thurs. 8 pm, Wat. Elem. ✓ envelopes WEDDINGS For more information, call - WATROUS SWIMMING and wellness fi tness coach School, staff room (east ✓ bills of lading WEDDING RENTALS: ARBOUR, the Gallery at 946-1333. 28-5c Pool bingo dates: Aug. 14, and instructor at Danceland. door). Ph. 946-2466, 963- ✓ pew markers, centrepieces, mir- posters Sponsored by Watrous & Area Arts Council Sept. 11, Oct. 9, Nov. 13. For information call 946-2743 2105; Young 259-4941, 257- ✓ invitations rors, candle holders and much Watrous Civic Centre. Doors or email fi tsteenfi tsyou@ 3978./21-48c more. Set up included. Cupcake - DANCELAND, MANITOU open 6 p.m. Bingo starts 7 gmail.com Sponsored by 309 Main Street stand $25 rental. Shirley Melt- Beach offers entertainment p.m. Cash prizes. Everyone Manitou Beach Recreation - ALCOHOLICS ANONYM- Watrous sner, Why Not Flowers Design Ph: 946-3343 Studio, Watrous, SK 306-946- for: Aug. 7 - toonie night - 8 to welcome./16-28c Board./28-3c OUS meetings: Imperial, Fax: 946-2026 4056./18-48c 9:30 p.m.; Aug 9, 10, 11 - The Tues., 7:30 pm. Pentecostal Softones; Aug. 14 - toonie - MANITOU BEACH GOLF - FARMER’S MARKET IS Church (963-2204); Watrous, NOT FINDING THE BUSINESS night - 8 to 9:30 p.m.; Aug. 17 Club ladies open, Sun., back for another season every Thurs., 8 pm. (946- REAL ESTATE you are looking for? Check Servi- and 18 - The Emeralds; Aug. Aug. 19. Two person Texas every Saturday until Sept. 2466)./29tfc ces in the classifi eds. Wanting to EXECUTIVE REALTY WA- 21 - toonie night - 8 to 9:30 scramble. Registration fee 29, 9 a.m. to noon beside put your business in the public’s TROUS, residential and com- eye? Place an ad in the classi- p.m.; Aug. 25 - Route 66, $45/person. Shot gun start Watrous Civic Centre. In - WATROUS KINETTE CLUB mercial listing. 107 Main St., Wa- fi eds. Phone: 306-946-3343, fax: vintage rock ‘n roll; Aug. 28 10 a.m. Supper to follow. case of rain, indoors at the meets fi rst Tuesday of each trous, Sask. Full-time real estate 306-946-2026, email: watrous. - toonie night - 8 to 9:30 p.m. Register by noon Fri., Aug. Watrous Senior Centre. Call month - September to June. service. Ph. Avril Reifferscheid [email protected]. 17 at the Pro Shop: 946- Lil to book your table 259- Interested in joining or for 946-8520 or Kevin Harcourt 946- Buffet - 6 to 7 p.m. Dance - 8 6579./16-24c p.m. to midnight. Phone 946- 2861./28-3c 2149./19-18c more0\ info contact6XGRNX Melodie  2743 or 1-800-267-5037 for Rostie 946-3694./29tfc WORSHIP reservations. www.dance- - BACK-TO-SCHOOL Dance Stars for SAFETY land.ca /29tfc Camp Aug. 25 and 26 in Saskatchewan Create. - WATROUS ROTARY CLUB Participate. Davidson. Offering junior, tickets on Enjoy! meets every Tuesday at 7 Sherwin Petersen, C.R.S.P. - OPENING RECEPTION intermediate and senior sale now. a.m. at the United Church. EASTSIDE FOR “Retrospect” by Bryce classes in jazz, tap, ballet, Available from arts watrousrotaryclub@sasktel. ST. ANN’S CATHOLIC CHURCH council members, Millie net Check out our new Fa- CONSULTING Rotating Services Erickson at Gallery on 3rd, lyrical, hip hop and musical Training and On-site Safety 102 3rd Ave. E., Watrous, theatre featuring Braiden Strueby at Danceland cebook page!/29tfc Call 946-3630 306-946-2743, Gallery on For weekly schedule Wed., Aug. 8, 7 to 9 p.m. Stevenson and Ashley Berns Box 955, Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 3rd, Watrous Pharmacy Watrous • Young • Imperial Everyone welcome!/29-1c sponsored by Davidson - PLACE YOUR ADVERTISE- Ph: 306-946-2602 and Affi nity Credit Union * * * Optimist Dance Club. Con- MENT in the coming events

Cell: 306-535-7379 9-24c ALL SAINTS’ ANGLICAN CHURCH - Watrous Branch. - DATES FOR MANITOU tact Karen Dieno 567-4796 and see great results! Rotating Services See display ad for details. 29-1c Email: [email protected] or Lynn Shaw 567-2877. All Call 946-3458 Beach Communities in Bloom Sponsored by Watrous & Area Arts Council For weekly schedule weekly bingo is Thursday, dance clubs are welcome. SUDOKU TIRE & BATTERY Sunday Service & Church School Aug. 9, 16, 23, 30, Sept. 13, /29-2c SEE PUZZLE BELOW. Watrous • Colonsay • Viscount 20, 27, Oct. 4, 11. Doors open SERVICE * * * “In the at 6 p.m. with bingo start- - AQUASIZE CLASSES AT Create. INTEGRA TIRE WATROUS. PHILADELPHIA MENNONITE ing at 7 p.m. Manitou Beach Manitou Springs Mineral Spa Participate. Supplying all of your tire needs BRETHREN CHURCH Moment” Enjoy! on Mondays and Thursdays including on the farm and in the Pastors Darren Holland and Community Hall./29tfc Mixed media fi eld service. 601-4th Ave. E., Wa- Nathan McCorkindale at 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Cost is Offi ce: 102 - 5th Ave. West artwork by trous. Ph. 946-3055 or after hours - 3RD ANNUAL MANITOU $5.50/day or 10 classes for 946-3785 Crystal Baschak 946-8893 or 946-2421./7-24c Worship Service ...... 10:00 a.m. Beach Amazing Challenge, $50./29tfc * * * Sat., Aug. 11 Main Beach by of Manitou Beach at the Watrous Library Watrous Tire & Batt ery LANIGAN & WATROUS gazebo. First prize $1,000, - ALL YOU CAN EAT FIT- for the month of August 28-5c LUTHERAN PARISH second prize $250 plus NESS information meetings . (1996) Ltd. Sponsored by Watrous & Area Arts Council Worship Service many more prizes. Two every Wednesday until Aug. Goodyear Tires ~ Batteries 9 a.m. Our Redeemer’s, Watrous ~ complete tire and battery August repair service, * * * vulcanizing, retread ~ WATROUS BAPTIST CHURCH “On the Farm, In the Field Pastor Doug Gregory 201 - 2nd Ave. W. Fast cars Tire Service” Phone 946-2996 - Watrous 3rd Ave. W., Watrous Worship Service ...... 11 a.m. 946-3543 * * * and food 5-48p WATROUS-YOUNG PASTORAL CHARGE Sunshine, delicious food and 502 Main St. Ph. 946-3592 beautiful vehicles were the VACUUMS The Rev. Deborah Smith Sunday Worship perfect combination for another 10 a.m. great day at the 21st Annual NEW & USED Watrous United Church Watrous Fun Run Show and VACUUM SALES & REPAIR * * * Shine car show. The event July — ALL MAKES — WATROUS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 28 attracted guests and families BAGS, BELTS, MOTORS 709 Main St., Watrous Pastor Vernon Allen to Main Street in Watrous for PARTS AND SERVICE Service Sunday 10:30 a.m. the festivities. The barbecue LORNE & LES JONES Bible Study Wed. 7:30 p.m. helped raise money for the

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From front page: EMERGENCY MODEL

As it stands, emergency services continue to be un- Other models are operating in northern Alberta gency at the hospital, their needs would be assessed and available in Watrous. where no physicians are on site. In those cases Fast decisions made on the severity of the problem. If fur- Because recruitment and retention remains an issue said the advance care paramedic and nurse practition- ther advanced care was needed, then the patient would throughout the province, Fast said the Saskatchewan er who are operating the centre do consultations with be stabilized and sent somewhere like Saskatoon. government is looking into ideas to help relieve that physicians in tertiary centres. Fast said implementing a model like that could situation. He said a group from the ministry of health “We are exploring it. The ministry has invited a then make it more attractive for physicians to come and the Cypress Health Region went to Nova Scotia to group of people from Nova Scotia to come and do and work because they are not on call 24 hours a day look at a model called collaborative emergency cen- presentations to interested parties in the province . . for the emergency room. “It certainly isn’t a model to tres. “In that model the emergency department has . I think any areas where we are struggling with phys- replace physicians (but) it would be to augment their physician coverage during the day but at night and ician retention are areas where we can potentially look practice.” off hours, an advance care paramedic and an RN or a at the model quite seriously. Watrous would be one of Right now there are no decisions made about wheth- nurse practitioner staff the emergency centre and then them.” er the region can implement the model. “We are just the support from the physician side is done through If it were something the health region might go very early in the exploration phase of what this might telephone or telehealth consultation.” ahead with, then Fast said if a patient came into emer- mean to Watrous and other rural communities.”

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From page 3: MURAL At 16 feet by 80 feet, the frame inside the arena acts like a big wall, allowing Gaudet to do the mural in two sections. The top and middle were completed and now the artist is working on the bottom. The committee made up of about 15 people along with Gaudet authorized the colorized design and the lo- cal artist said, “For a town this size to take on a project of this scale is almost unheard of. Last week we had a sneak peek preview, 120 people showed up . . . it was a very good response.” He also hopes that when completed, the mural will act as a giant reminder of the history the community has. Mural committee member Lil Sather said the project was something they decided to do after Young’s 100th to make it commemorative for the centennial. “The money that has funded this is from community donations alone. We are still looking for more. Once this thing is up we would like to add lights maybe to it or do something else with it. Michael is doing a fantastic job and to see this now compared to what it was a month ago, it is just absolutely spectacular. “We are very proud of Michael and the project that he has taken on for us.” Sather said they are hoping they can stop traffi c on the highway with it. Signs will also be up at the en- trances to the village to highlight the new attraction. “It is just something that there won’t be any maintenance to it when it is done . . . it will be protected and it won’t weather.” Painting through the years Gaudet has been putting various coats on the mural Manitou Beach artist Michael Gaudet has been busy creating a mas- August or early September. For more pictures of Gaudet and his to protect it from the elements and also keep it preserved sive 20 x 80 ft. mural for the community of Young. The mural de- mural, people can check out our facebook page at www.facebook. for as long as possible for people to enjoy. picts the community’s heritage. Gaudet has set up shop at the Young com/thewatrousmanitou. People can also follow Gaudet’s progress The mural itself contains faces and images from the Arena and is hoping to have the project completed by the end of on his blog at gaudetart.blogspot.com. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM community’s Footsteps to Follow history book. Other pictures have been taken, like of the Mosaic potash front of you.” graph and transformed it into a lifesize image. mine, and incorporated into the mural. Gaudet said he incorporated his creative aspect to Research also went into the project behind the scenes “One family came in here one day and the young the mural and then after getting approval he applied it to get the mural the right way and once Gaudet began, lad said, ‘That is my great grandpa in the back of that to the project. he methodically worked left to right. Constructed on 4 x truck.’ Other people have picked out who the woman is On the top right corner there is an image of oxen 8 foot panels, Gaudet hopes to have it completed by the with the three kids and that couple (in the top left cor- pulling a plow, of which Gaudet found a tiny picture in end of August or early September. He and the commit- ner), he was the postmaster and that was his wife.” the history book. tee are then planning to have an offi cial unveiling some- The elevators all used to be in Young and Sather said “I just saw it and thought this has to be a real feature time in the fall. in its entirety, “It is just something that makes you very image.” To follow Gaudet’s progress people can read his blog proud . . . just to bring the history and have it put out in He then took the tiny black and white grainy photo- at gaudetart.blogspot.ca

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