Moe Promises Hope Amidst COVID-19

ShellbrookShellbrook ChronicleChronicle && SpiritwoodSpiritwood HeraldHerald VOL. 108 NO. 41 PMR #40007604 Thursday, October 8, 2020 www.shellbrookchronicle.com | www.spiritwoodherald.com Moe promises hope amidst COVID-19

From left, Krista Moe, Premier Scott Moe, campaign business manager Grant Hladun, campaign manager Bevra Fee, and youth volunteer Aidan von Holwede attend a subdued campaign office opening in Shellbrook.

Premier Scott Moe says campaign “It’s been a great, rewarding week ing we’re adhering to the public health made have a unified goal: moving Sas- season is easily his favourite part of for me personally, and a good week for guidelines that are in place. That in- katchewan beyond COVID-19. politics, because it gives him a chance our campaign.” cludes the size of the gatherings we’re “Our campaign is focused on the to get out and meet the people he’s Aside from having to travel more able to bring together,” he said. very valid question of who you trust been representing for the past nine than ever as leader of the Sask. Party, “A safe campaign. They did it in New to recover the Saskatchewan economy years. Moe says this campaign is also vastly Brunswick, they’re doing it in B.C., post COVID-19,” Moe said. That’s more true than ever in his different from his previous election and we’re doing it here in Saskatch- On that front, Moe feels his party’s third go at being elected to represent bids due to the ever-present reality of ewan as well.” record is solid from both a health- the Rosthern-Shellbrook constitu- the COVID-19 pandemic. While COVID-19 is impacting the care and an economic perspective, ency, which is also his first go since Normally, campaigns would launch way Moe and his team’s campaign, it’s providing Saskatchewan with plenty taking the reins of the Saskatchewan in front of crowds of hundreds, even also changing the way his government of opportunity to bounce back post- Party from his predecessor, Brad thousands, of people with the help of is pitching itself to Saskatchewan vot- COVID. Wall, in 2018. a whole team of volunteers. But at his ers. As of Tuesday’s update, Saskatch- “We’ve had the opportunity to be in constituency office opening on Sun- In a normal election year, party plat- ewan was sitting at 1,984 total cases, a number of different constituencies, day, it was just Moe, his wife, Krista, forms typically consist of promises and 24 deaths. Moe credits the prov- visiting with volunteers, candidates, his campaign staff, and a handful of from across many government portfo- ince’s successes to the guidance pro- as well as people who live in those others. lios loosely connected by a theme or vided by Chief Medical Officer Dr. constituencies,” he said during the of- Moe says it will stay this way until slogan. Saqib Shahab, and to the people of the ficial opening of his constituency of- election night on Oct. 26. This time around, the pandemic is province for respecting the rules. fice in Shellbrook on Sunday. “We’ve been very careful with ensur- the theme, and all the promises being Continued on page 2

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Continued from 1 bills, and a 50 per cent addressed. From an economic per- increase for the Saskatch- Given its recent invest- spective, Moe says the ewan Advantage Schol- ments in Highway 24 province has felt the im- arship — all point to its north of Spiritwood, the pacts of the pandemic to commitment to those two opening of a new school a lesser extent than other key pillars. in Rosthern, and another jurisdictions, allowing it “Those are the focuses: new school promised for to keep 87 per cent of peo- the affordability for fami- Blaine Lake, he says his ple working and re-open lies in the province, and government will continue the economy quickly. the recovery of our econo- to meet those needs, if As a result, Saskatch- my and our communities voters give it another op- ewan has the lowest un- in our province,” he said. portunity. employment rate in Can- “We feel that is where the “There are always ada, and has recouped people want to see the needs in the community nearly all the job losses it government focused at for the core aspects of experienced at the start this point in time.” what the provincial gov- of the pandemic. Speaking more locally, ernment provides, and Premier Scott Moe, the incumbent in the Rosthern-Shellbrook constituency, Going forward, Moe Moe said the agricul- that’s education, health- arrives at the opening of his campaign office in Shellbrook. says his party’s message ture-oriented Rosthern- care, and highways,” he to voters will be twofold, Shellbrook constituency said. “Those are three the Sask. Party doesn’t tion with constituents This, he adds, hasn’t al- focusing on affordability is very fortunate, eco- items that make up the represent. that the Saskatchewan ways been the case. for families, and on re- nomically speaking, to be bulk of the provincial “Good governance is Party has developed its “What can I offer the covering the economy. experiencing what looks budget every year, and not an accident. Good 2030 Growth Plan, which people of Rosthern-Shell- He adds that his gov- like a good harvest sea- they will continue to.” governance — who- sets targets of creating brook? Good representa- ernment’s promises thus son. Along with his govern- ever the government it 100,00 jobs and increas- tion within a Saskatch- far — including a small However, he also ac- ment’s record, Moe says is, whatever stripe, and ing Saskatchewan’s popu- ewan Party government,” business tax reduction, knowledges that there are the Sask. Party deserves whoever the individuals lation by 200,000. he said. a home renovation tax local, community-based voters’ support because are — is when govern- Moe says this will cre- “What can a Saskatche- credit, a 10 per cent re- concerns across the con- of its approach to government listen to the people ate opportunities in the wan Party offer the same duction in SaskPower stituency that need to be ing. they represent,” he said. Rosthern-Shellbrook people from Rosthern- His government, he “We always need to re- constituency, and across Shellbrook and across the says, is one that doesn’t member to listen first and Saskatchewan, allowing province? That hope and Shellbrook Skating club govern on an ideological speak second, and ensure those in the next gen- opportunity for a future basis, but based on what we’re having collabora- eration to find careers in where we can continue REGISTRATION it feels to be the best deci- tive conversations.” the communities and the to experience the growth OPEN FOR: sion to meet a challenge. It is partly through this province they were born we have over the last de- Canskate - 1st day Wed., Oct 28th Most important of all, listening and collabora- and raised in. cade.” Parents & Tot - 1st day Sun., Nov 1st he says his government is Adult Lessons - 1st day Sun., Nov 1st one that listens before it Program info & registration: speaks, and collaborates shellbrooksc.uplifterinc.com with people from every or email RCMP warns thief of constituency across Sas- [email protected] katchewan — even ones poisoned steaks On Saturday, Oct. 3, 2020 at 10:16 located outside the residence were poi- a.m., Blaine Lake RCMP received a re- soned for use in wild animal control. port of a break and enter at a rural resi- If consumed, these steaks could seri- dence near the Wingard Ferry road. ously harm or kill someone. Preliminary investigation indicates a The investigation into the break and large amount of household items were enter continues. taken. The break and enter is believed If you have information about this or to have occurred sometime between any other crime, please contact Blaine Tuesday (Sept. 29, 2020) and Friday Lake RCMP at 306-497-3600, or you (Oct. 2, 2020). There is no suspect de- may contact Saskatchewan Crime Stop- scription. pers anonymously at 1-800-222-TIPS The homeowner advised investiga- (8477), or submit a tip online at www. tors that six steaks stolen from a freezer saskcrimestoppers.com.

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The Idylwild Lodge Aux- that were to arrive last Sat- yard of bees busy at work” ally wrapped squares cour- iliary is a group of women urday. Requests had been when the first pallet of sod tesy of Pauls. from Spiritwood and the put out by Linda, Wayne, came in. Linda says that the next surrounding area who came and some other members of Volunteers went to work steps for their outdoor proj- together 63 years ago with the Auxiliary for volunteers hauling rolls, lining up the ects include purchasing and the goal of helping improve to come and help lay down pieces, and trimming it to a installing some coach house the quality of life for resi- the sod. Bright and early on perfect fit. The job was done lamps to line the sidewalk dents of the Lodge. They re- Saturday morning, those in under an hour. The vol- by the gazebo, and to paint ceived a 60-year volunteer volunteers arrived, totalling unteers then enjoyed some the raised garden bed that certificate in 2017. 21. One Auxiliary member light conversation, a cup of sits around the perimeter of The group can regularly said it was like “watching a coffee, and some individu- the Gazebo. be seen out and about fundraising in various ways, including bake sales, Spring and Christmas Raffles, Spring and Fall bake sales, BBQs sometimes sponsored by Lake Country Co-op, and canvassing. They also gen- erate funds through donations made in memory of Wayne Pauls preparing the ground for the sod. past Residents, and donations from the Spiritwood Murray & Helen Mack of Lions Club. All the money Spiritwood Paint and Body has gone towards the vari- are retiring. ous projects that the Auxil- iary has undertaken for the Please join us for a coee on past 63 years. Friday, October 16 from 1 – 4 pm The Auxiliary provide and meet the new owners, funds for Christmas gifts, Logan & Nolan Greyeyes! snacks, entertainment and 21 volunteers were out gifts for the November early on a Saturday birthday party, entertain- morning to help haul, ment, and tea parties. Apart lay, and trim the sod to from the activities made fit the space. possible by the Auxiliary, they also fundraise to help improve the environment around the residents, both inside and outside. Indoor projects over the years have included purchasing Broda chairs for the physically challenged residents, blinds, a TV, and cabinet for the common area, recovered recliner The completed yard with the sod all laid down. chairs and soaker pads for the recliner chairs. The most recent indoor project was valued around $8,000 when the Auxiliary updated Are you running for the Palliative Care Family Room. The room received MAYOR, REEVE, a new coat of paint, back- splash, table and chairs, or COUNCILLOR a bookcase, two leather recliners, a queen-sized in your municipality or RM? hide-a-bed, new bedding, a microwave, and some room The Shellbrook Chronicle & décor. Spiritwood Herald want to The main outdoor proj- hear from you! ect the Auxiliary has been working on for the past 8 Submit a brief bio (250-300 words), years is the Gazebo project. stating who you are, why you're After years of fundraising running, and what you bring to the and canvassing, construc- table, as well as a photo (optional) tion finally began in 2017. Louis Marion was the proj- of yourself to [email protected]. ect manager and L&L Con- struction built the beautiful Please note: Submissions will be Gazebo that stands there accepted up until the November 5 today. The project was com- edition of the Chronicle & Herald, pleted this past Saturday and must be submitted by 4 p.m. with the installation of sod. the Friday before you'd like your Linda’s husband Wayne bio to appear. had been busy preparing the ground for the rolls of sod OPINION 4 Shellbrook Chronicle & Spiritwood Herald www.shellbrookchronicle.com | www.spiritwoodherald.com October 8, 2020 Where, oh where, is the Sask. NDP? Now that we’re a little works as a chapter ad- to it making headway in over a week into possi- ministrator for the Sas- the upcoming election, bly the shortest election katchewan Public Works thanks to the ill will ac- campaign in Saskatch- Association. crued by Prime Minister ewan’s history (the writ However, aside from Justin Trudeau’s Liberal was dropped by Premier the details contained government over the past Scott Moe on the last day within her brief biogra- five years. possible), someone might phy on the Sask. NDP Whatever the reasons, want to inform the Sas- website, there’s been nary the Sask. NDP’s perfor- katchewan NDP the race JORDAN a peep from Ms. Miller or mance reflects poorly on has started. her campaign team thus the party, which, accord- TWISS Sure, t he of ficia l opposi- far. ing to the cyclical nature tion dropped its first tele- ~ Were the election cam- of politics, should stand vised election ad within News Editor paign longer, this might a reasonable chance of minutes of the campaign not be cause for concern. unseating a Sask. Party officially beginning, and But with only 18 days re- government that has had has been waging a media is Oct. 10, a quick perusal maining until Saskatche- 13 years to disappoint release war against the of Elections Saskatch- wan voters go to the polls, taxpayers in one fashion Sask. Party over the past ewan’s official list of can- the almost complete ra- or another. is not as dire as the Sask. If it’s to have any hope few weeks. didates suggests that only dio silence from the Sask. While most will warm- NDP is making it appear. of swaying the electorate But, aside from Leader 24 Sask. NDP candidates, NDP sends an alarming ly welcome a poor show- Perhaps the official op- to its side, it will have to Ryan Meili, and area can- including Mr. Meili, have message. ing for the Sask. NDP, a position is simply pacing devote far less energy to didates like Lyle White- made their nominations The lack of communica- weak opposition is the itself, and waiting for the composing snarky and fish (Saskatchewan Riv- official. tion hints to a party that worst possible thing for right moment to energize unprofessional media ers) and Nicole Rancourt In stark contrast, the is lacking in the organiza- democracy. With only 13 voters. releases about the Sask. (Prince Albert North- Sask. NDP’s party web- tional skills, or the funds members in the legisla- Perhaps. But time is Party’s past and current cote), most voters in site lists a full contingent — or both — to engage in ture, the official opposi- running out for the par- transgressions, and more Shellbrook and the sur- of 61 candidates. a competitive campaign tion really couldn’t do too ty, and it needs to send energy to getting out and rounding communities For the curious, Mr. against the ruling Sask. much, anyway. a clear message to Sas- meeting the people it would be hard-pressed to Moe’s opponent in the Party government. But who will hold the katchewan voters about wants to represent. name another NDP can- Rosthern-Shellbrook rid- If it’s not a question of government to account if its ability to govern dur- Saskatchewan’s voters, didate, or the riding they ing will be Trina Miller, a funds or organization, the number of Sask. NDP ing the COVID-19 pan- and our democracy, de- represent. mother of a blended fam- perhaps the Sask. NDP MLAs is reduced to 10, or demic, and during the serve better. Though the official ily of nine children who simply recognizes the 5 or even fewer? economic recovery that It’s time that the Sask. deadline for nominations resides in Rosthern and winds aren’t favourable Perhaps the situation comes after. NDP showed up. National Newspaper Week: Champion the truth By Steve Nixon, ing strategies to get us to buy a product, love, and hate, the news that is being All items will be emblazoned with Executive Director, SWNA vote a certain way or for some other ne- reported, I am very worried that it may the words “news” and “truth” in vari- I am very concerned. You should be farious motive. go away, leaving us with only opinions ous languages spoken across Canada too. When I read my newspaper, either and marketing sales tactics. I, for one, and proceeds will be donated to orga- Recently, I read some statistics on online or in print, I can at least trust will not stand for this. 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By: Ginelle Olson School Division, returned 20, 2020. ing, physical distancing, place due to COVID-19. months, and we are excit- Students and staff to the classroom on Tues- Both staff and students remaining in classroom- Teaching/learning is in ed to announce that as of at Rivier Elementary day, Sept. 8 for the 2020- have adjusted well to new based cohorts, staggered full swing. this week the playground School, one of the seven 2021 school year after safety measures and pro- recess/lunch times, and Our hard working Light is open and being enjoyed schools comprising the having been out of the tocols, such as increased mask usage for Grade 4 of Christ Catholic School by our students. Light of Christ Catholic classroom since March hand washing/sanitiz- to 6 students and staff, in Division maintenance Enrolment at Rivier El- crew has put in many ementary remains steady, hours installing our new with 114 Pre-Kindergar- playground equipment ten to Grade 6 students over the past couple of attending. NOW HIRING!! Skarpinsky Automotive LTD currently provides a wide range of service work from light duty vehicles performing minor to major repairs specializing in diesel engines, custom tuning and deletes and electrical to mobile repairs catering to our agriculture industry. We are currently seeking a very specific individual to fill a full-time position who will have experience with many of the following: - Cummins, Powerstoke, Duramax engine experience - Agriculture, Heavy duty, Truck & Transport experience - Welding and fabrication experience - Electrical diagnostic and software experience Located 13 miles west of Shellbrook Please email application to: [email protected] Students at Rivier Elementary have been enjoying their return to school and some new play- Donovan Kultgen for ground equipment. Diesel Gas Shellbrook mayor Good Day! I am Don- and was quite shocked ovan Kultgen, I am 40 at what I read. They years old, and happily are pouring money married with two kids. into non-essential ac- Karen and I discov- tivities, but need to ered this wonderful borrow money for the town in 2013, when we Water Plant. I talked to visited some friends some friends and fellow in the area and moved Shellbrook residents to Shellbrook in 2014. about the town, and We were married and more items of disgrun- we bought a house here tlement appeared. in 2016. We welcomed Taxes increasing, ser- our first child, Claire, in vices reducing. Roads Feb. 2018 and our sec- are falling apart, and ond child, Isabelle, in Oct. 2019. are not getting properly cleared at win- I spent 15 years in the military, re- ter. The loss of fire protection from the leased in 2013 at the rank of Master Cor- town. The golf course getting loans, poral with my Canadian Decoration and inside deals and debts waived. The 20102de0 Afghanistan Campaign Star. campground repair. Our elected coun- I am currently employed as a Health, cil is failing to represent us residents of Safety, and Environmental Advisor to a Shellbrook, and failing to provide proper company in the Oilsands, and I have my guidance to town officials as to town pri- NCSO and COHS designations. I am also orities. on the Board of Directors of the Happy Why me for Mayor? Because my years Hearts Daycare. in the military dealing with the federal I wish to run for local office because I Treasury rules mean I understand fi- really feel that the town council is failing nances and proper procurement pro- the Town of Shellbrook. cedures. My time working closely with About six months in to owning our Road and Camps maintenance in the oil house, our water tank broke, and I was field mean I understand the essentials told that no water tank manufacturer of maintenance forward planning. My will warranty any water tanks in Shell- OHS specialty means I have an in-depth brook. Then, we had issues with town knowledge of risk assessment, risk man- billing. We have to e-transfer our bill agement, and legislation adherence. payments to the town because they are Maybe you have already met me, with not set up for online billing with the my girls at the Shellbrook pool or the park banks. Then, came some letters from the in the summer or rollerblading down the town that were ‘Do as we say’ with no re- road being pulled by my dogs. Feel free course or discussion. to wave and say hi. I would enjoy hearing I read through the meeting minutes from you and discussing your thoughts and budgets for the last couple years, on how to improve our town. 6 Shellbrook Chronicle & Spiritwood Herald www.shellbrookchronicle.com | www.spiritwoodherald.com October 8, 2020 Truck fire a lesson in following recycling rules

It could have been worse. damage to the truck,” Johnson That’s all Randall Johnson, said. “It was really just paint, owner of Shellbrook’s TJ Dis- and we fixed some wiring on posals, can say after one of his it.” recycling trucks caught fire “But it could have been while making the rounds in worse. It could have gotten Blaine Lake in late September. away, and who knows where it According to Johnson, one could have happened.” of his drivers was going about Weeks later, there’s still be collecting recycling using the no determination of the exact vehicle’s sidearm as usual, cause of the fire, but Johnson when he looked out his mirror says there are a few suspects, and noticed smoke coming out including lithium batteries, of the tank. inhalers, or any other item Taking Johnson’s advice, that has a source. the driver phoned 911 and All of these items, Johnson drove the truck to the local adds, shouldn’t be in the recy- fire station. Firefighters ar- cling in the first place. rived shortly afterward and “It’s a simple little story, but extinguished the blaze with- it’s just to say here’s one of the out incident, but not before detrimental things to not fol- some damage was done to the lowing proper recycling rules vehicle. and protocols,” he says of the “If I was going to get it all incident. “Please don’t throw properly done, sandblasted unwanted things into recy- and painted, you could prob- cling, and make sure things Randall Johnson, owner of Shellbrook’s TJ Disposals, is using a recent truck fire as a chance ably say there was $2,000 are disposed of properly.” to remind people to recycle properly. Rabbit Lake hosts small old-time concert and supper

By: Jim Tomkins social distancing. unit or travelling party. The day started like any Then the Blue Sky Coun- There were tables of 2, 3 other, until T J Kitchen try Boys showed up and at or 4, depending on how moved into the Rabbit the first sound check, we many came together. Lake Community Hall to knew this was going to be The meal was gourmet start preparations for a a special show. I found out and something to write great meal that evening. they have way more CDs home about. Many people Succulent, juicy roast out than this country boy told us the meal would pork with garden fresh can count. cost $50 in a city venue. vegetables done just right. The 30 people that were At 7 o’clock sharp, the Based on the smells em- lucky enough to snag an Blue Sky Country Boys, anating from the kitchen, advance ticket started to composed of Mr. Ray Cox we all knew something arrive and were escorted and Mr. Frank Irvin, took special was about to hap- to their designated seats the stage and put on a pen soon. and explained the rules show to remember. Some Tables and chairs were they had to follow. Tables original songs as well as setup and cleaned. Seat- were set out for a maxi- classic country and old- ing charts were made for mum of a 4-person family time rock and roll. I lost The Blue Sky Country Boys had the Rabbit Lake Community Hall rockin’ and count, but after a standing rollin’. ovation they sang another Lake Country Co-op 3 or 4 maybe 5 more songs seems each one is better Lake Country Co-op is currently accepting applications for: before the grateful fans than last. Wait until we is currently accepting applications for: Part Time Casual Clerk/Cashier/Pump Attendant would let them quit. start selling tickets for the Part Time Clerk/Cashier/Pump Attendant at our Shellbrook Agro. In the past 5 years I am next show. Rumour has at our Shellbrook Agro. e successful candidate must be punctual and able to work positive we have put on it, it might be Freddie’n e successful candidate must be punctual and able to work part or full days and Saturday. You should be a self-motivated three full days a week and a Saturday rotation. You should be individual with excellent interpersonal skills. Everyday our sta at least 50 shows, and it Sheila coming. a self-motivated individual with excellent interpersonal skills. work together to provide a personalized shopping experience Everyday our sta work together to provide a personalized that exceeds member expectations. Join the team that oers shopping experience that exceeds member expectations. Join the competitive wages, a fun work environment and superior team that oers competitive wages, a fun work environment and benets. MARTINS LAKE REGIONAL PARK superior benets. If you have a positive, upbeat attitude, apply today to be a part of is seeking applications for two positions If you have a positive, upbeat attitude, apply today to be a part of the Lake Country Co-op team. SECRETARY and TREASURER the Lake Country Co-op team. “You’re at home here.” “You’re at home here.” The secretary will be responsible for the day to day ATTN: Rebecca Collins administration of the park including managing some ATTN: Rebecca Collins Human Resources Advisor sta in the camping season; online reservation system, Human Resources Advisor Prince Albert, SK preparing for and attending all meetings, taking notes Prince Albert, SK Email: [email protected] and carrying out any action items from the meetings. Email: [email protected] (Only those considered for the interview will be contacted) (Only those considered for the interview will be contacted) The Treasurer will be responsible for general accounting duties including AP/AR, bank recs, payroll, WCB, PST and GST. Knowledge of Sage, Word and Excel. Must have own computer and internet. For a more detailed job description email [email protected] or call 306-497-7111. Please mail your resume to: MLRP, Box 488, Blaine Lake, SK, S0J 0J0 or send to the above email. AGRICULTURE October 8, 2020 www.shellbrookchronicle.com | www.spiritwoodherald.com Shellbrook Chronicle & Spiritwood Herald 7 There’s real merit to food independence

Buried in the usual idea. a push for ‘Country of has two sides. rules, the regulations, rhetoric of a federal Of course changing Origin Labelling,’ which As for the federal gov- the red tape of food Throne Speech, amidCalvin the where Canada’s food has never been good ernment’s apparent ini- production, to simplify multi-faceted response comes from will not be from the perspective of tiative regarding self- where safe to do so to to the ongoing COVID-19Daniels easy. Canadian producers, so sufficiency it will come promote Canadian food pandemic, was anOn inter Agriculture- We are tied into trade the sentiment certainly down to looking at the for Canadian tables. esting kernel of an idea deals, including with the put forward by the Lib- increasingly protection- CALVIN eral government. ist US, a situation which DANIELS In the Speech, the Lib- is likely to increase Shellbrook Public Library eral government pledged ~ should Donald Trump further support for the be returned for a second food value chain, which term as president in No- is a rather clear response needs rather easily, mak- vember. creates outdoor ‘Story Stroll’ to COVID-19. ing export sales essen- There is also a concern But, the direction Ag- tial. from many over supply- By Dian Campbell riculture Minister Ma- In more general terms, managed sectors; dairy The Shellbrook Public Library is very rie-Claude Bibeau has it makes sense that you and poultry, in Canada, excited to bring its first ‘Story Stroll’ to suggested is of greater allow the lowest cost and certainly with trade our community, as part of Saskatch- interest: exploring how produce to produce and partners, even though it ewan Library Week activities for Oct. 19 to make Canada’s food sell into other markets ensures Canadian pro- to 23. more autonomous. if all other things are ducers see a return on Our ‘Story Stroll’ is an innovative and Heading down such constant, such as worker cost-of-production. exciting way for children and adults to a path is interesting, in safety. Of course the counter enjoy reading and the outdoors during that its impact could ex- But that view has to that is, at least among this time of social distancing. tend beyond being a re- dimmed recently. a segment of consumers, The story stroll consists of 11 stations sponse to the pandemic. Countries are increas- increased interest in lo- along Shellbrook’s Main Street. Fami- The world has changed ingly protectionist of cally sourcing food. The lies can walk along the street, anytime in recent years in terms late, with the United 100-Mile Diet, in which during the week, and stop at each sta- of trade. States perhaps being the people only eat food tion to read the pages of an actual book. It was not so long ago poster country for the grown within 100 miles Families and teachers can register there was a rather gener- change. of their residence, is a their children at the Library (starting al belief that freer trade However, the U.S. is prime example. Oct. 13) to receive a learning/activity was a positive. not alone with global There are also those package that accents the story. From a Canadian ag- trade battered by the who feel it is important As a part of the autumn season, the li- riculture perspective, pandemic and several to support Canadian brary has chosen “The Biggest Pumpkin Librarian Dian Campbell stands the idea of freer access countries abandoning producers by buying Ever,” by Steven Kroll, as the first sto- beside one of the Story Boards to to markets is obviously rules-based trade. food produced and/or ry. Two mice, each without the other’s be used in the library’s first ‘Story a positive, generally, as So, increased self-suf- processed here. This, knowledge, help a pumpkin grow into Stroll’ program, as she introduces producers here can over- ficiency, as Bibeau has too, is not a new idea. “the biggest pumpkin ever” — but for our Story Stroll Book, “The Biggest produce for domestic suggested, is not a bad Stateside, there has been different purposes. Pumpkin Ever” by Steven Kroll.

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In what has been a While Premier Moe’s Rather than nuclear, it down,” she said. stration, she says she ment Relations Lori] year filled with pro- government entered Frenette says she’d like “There are a lot of was also there to ask Carr would let it go on, tests, Saskatchewan’s into an agreement with to see the money put to- things our government for accountability from and why nobody has general election kicked the governments of On- wards renewable ener- could be spending more municipalities. In par- commented on it, and off last week with a tario and New Bruns- gy, which she contends money on instead of ticular, those who have why we’re going into peaceful, one-person wick to explore small is less expensive than small modular nuclear yet to submit their fi- a provincial election protest in Premier Scott modular nuclear reac- SMRs. reactors.” nancial statements. when some municipali- Moe’s own backyard. tors (SMRs) at the end “There’s a lot of mon- While the environ- “I’m wondering why ties have not submitted Crystal Frenette, a of 2019, Frenette con- ey that could be put into ment was the key focus that’s gone on, why their financial state- resident of the Prince tends that the reactors renewable energy, as of Frenette’s demon- Minister [of Govern- ments.” Albert area, set up a aren’t clean, viable, or in solar, wind and geo- lawn chair outside of even ready to be imple- thermal. We don’t need Premier Moe’s con- mented. to have nuclear reactors stituency office last SMRs are designed in this province,” she Dessert of the Month winner Wednesday morning, to produce smaller said. and also affixed home- amounts of electricity, Frenette adds that made signs to the side between 50 and 300 the money the province of the building, read- megawatts, without the plans to spend on SMRs for May, Dave Hujber ing “No Small Nuclear emissions usually as- could also go towards Reactors” and “Climate sociated with power other important issues, Emergency.” generation, and are such as mental health. “I’m here because I’d touted by the province “[NDP MLA] Doyle like some accountabili- as a solution for climate Vermette’s suicide pre- ty from the government. change — especially for vention bill was shut I do not think we should rural and remote com- down in the legislature, have small modular nu- munities. and Tristen Durocher clear reactors,” she said. However, the agree- sat on the legislature “The climate emergency ment reached by the for 44 days in order is very important, and it three provinces sets no to raise awareness for needs to be a discussion timeframe for when re- each member of the that people have.” actors will be in place. Sask. Party that struck

Community Calendar ~ SPIRITWOOD: Wapiti Regional Library - Limited Capacity. Tuesday 9 am - 5 pm; Wednesday 9 am - 5 pm; Friday 9 am - 5 pm LEOVILLE: Wapiti Regional Library - Appointment only. Wednesday 10 am - 4 pm; Thursday 10 am - 2 pm May’s Dessert of the Month winner was Dave Hujber, who took home some SHELL LAKE: Wapiti Regional Library - Curb Side Pickup. Tuesday 12 pm - 4 pm; lovely cookies made by board member Phil Willson. Wednesday 12 pm - 4 pm ~ BLAINE LAKE: Wapiti Library - Appointment only. Wednesday 12 pm - 6 pm; Friday 1 pm - 5 pm; Saturday 12 pm - 4 pm. Contact us for more info 306-497-3130, www. wapitilibrary.ca. BIG RIVER: Wapiti Library - Curb Side Pickup. Monday 12:30 pm - 4:30 pm; Wednes- PRAISE & WORSHIP day 12:30 pm - 4:30 pm; Friday 12:30 pm - 4:30 pm Regular services, Sunday school and special services will be listed. CANWOOD: Canwood Branch of Wapiti Regional Library. Appointment only. Tues- day 10 am - 3 pm; Thursday 10 am - 4 pm; Friday 1 pm - 5 pm PARTNERS IN FAITH SEVENTH DAY ------DEBDEN: Wapiti Library hours: Appointment only. Monday 2 pm - 7 pm; Tuesday 10 Lutheran/United/ ADVENTIST Gideons International am - 4 pm. Librarian: Aline Hannon Christchurch Anglican, 407 - 2nd Ave .E, of Canada LEASK: Wapiti Library & Legacy Gallery Hours - Limited Capacity. Tuesday 10:30 am 137-2nd St. W. Shellbrook Battlefords Camp Spiritwood Phone Art Martynes - 5 pm; Friday 10:30 am - 5 pm; Saturday 1 pm - 5 pm Sat., 9:45 am - Worship 11:00 a.m. (306) 389-4633 MARCELIN: Wapiti Library - Appointment only. Tuesday 2 pm - 7 pm; Thursday 2 pm Sabbath School Rev. Sarah Urano Sat., 11:00 am - Worship ------8 pm; Saturday 9 am - 2 pm. For information on all your library needs, please contact ------EVANGELICAL FREE 306-226-2110. Broadcast on UNITED /ANGLICAN VOAR 92.1 FM Mont Nebo SHELLBROOK: Shellbrook Branch of the Wapiti Library located at 105 Railway Ave., Worship Services Wed., 7:30 pm - Pastor Liviu Tilihoi West (Provincial building). Library Hours: Limited capacity - Monday 2 pm - 6:30 pm; Glaslyn Bible Study & Prayer 306-747-3398 Tuesday 12 pm - 8 pm; Wednesday 2 pm - 8 pm; Thursday 12 pm - 6:30 pm; Friday 9 Time is on the sign Sun., 10:30 am - Worship ------am - 4 pm. Rev. Kun Kim Pastor Bill Klumpenhower SHELLBROOK: Shellbrook Theatre Movie Night, Fri., Oct. 16, The Incredibles 2; Sat., Rev. Don Skinner MENNONITE ------Oct. 17 (Matinee), Pinocchio; Sat., Oct. 31, Watch for Halloween special. COVID-19 ------BRETHREN LAKELAND Protocols: Wear mask until seated. Contact tracing, name, phone number. 80 attend- CATHOLIC Glenbush COMMUNITY CHURCH ees allowed. No outside food. Doors Open 7 p.m. Showtime 7:30 p.m. Cost is $5. Doors SUNDAY 10:00 am - Sunday School Spiritwood open 1:30 p.m. for 2 p.m. Matinee. Spiritwood - 11:15 a.m. Worship 10:50 am Sun., 11 am - Worship Leoville - 9:30 a.m. ------Service & Sunday School Chitek Lake - Closed for FIELDS OF HOPE Pastor Gerry Zak TRIPLE YOUR ADVERTISING the Season (HOFFNUNGSFELDER) ------We’ll advertise your important community event in our Community Calendar Everyone Welcome MENNONITE CHURCH BELBUTTE FULL FREE for two weeks prior to the event with purchase of a SATURDAY Glenbush GOSPEL 2 column x 2” Display ad for only: Shell Lake - 8:00 p.m. Worship - 11:00 am 11 am Worship Service $ .00 Medstead - 6 p.m. ------1st Sun., 7:30 pm 60 plus G.S.T. - A savings of over 30% Father Peter Nnanga MSP BETHEL - Hymn Sing Available to Non-Profit & Community Organizations Only ------Medstead Pastor Floyd Berg Call Now For Further Details PARTNERS IN ------“Don’t miss out on letting your Community and others know of your event!” 1st Sunday, 10 am - WORSHIP Worship COWBOY CHURCH Shellbrook Chronicle & Spiritwood Herald Shell Lake Pastor David Jensen Spiritwood Worship - Sunday 9 a.m. 3rd Sunday - 10 am Every Wednesday Night Box 10, Shellbrook, SK S0J 2E0 306-427-0040 Worship 7 pm Pastor Sarah Urano Spiritwood Legion Hall Ph: 306-747-2442 • Fax: 306-747-3000 • Email: chads@sbchron. com Pastor David Jensen ------Pastor Rick Martin October 8, 2020 www.shellbrookchronicle.com | www.spiritwoodherald.com Shellbrook Chronicle & Spiritwood Herald 9 Beautiful day for a Sturgeon Lake FN nurse Fall Fun Run wins truth and reconciliation award A registered nurse Norma Rabbitskin, lost it. We want to offer from the Sturgeon Lake who has served as a traditional approaches First Nation was fêted registered nurse for 31 as well as western ap- alongside her colleagues years, was recognized proaches to care,” Rab- last Wednesday, after for incorporating cul- bitskin said. winning the 2019 Sas- tural practices into pri- Rabbitskin says she’s katchewan Registered mary care. now working with other Nurses Association’s “It’s to go back to the health care profession- Award of Excellence for traditions, revitalizing, als on a maternity sup- Truth and Reconcilia- awakening the cultur- port program for new tion in healthcare. al practices. We never mothers and babies.

Participants of the 10 km fun run were off to the races at the Spiritwood Golf Course on a sunny Saturday morning.

The sun was out and shining on Saturday, Tyson Turgeon were the first to finish. Oct. 3 for the Fall Fun Run hosted at the It was a nice way for the Golf Course to Spiritwood Golf Course. finish off its season as golf had wrapped up Organizer, Lucinda Smolinski, was happy just the week prior. to see her available spots filled up by par- “Everyone make sure to thank Glennalda ticipants wanting to either walk or run 5 or [Saam] as we extended her golf season by 10 kilometers around the Spiritwood Golf one day,” Smolinski said as the event was Course. The group was mainly female, with wrapping up. a few men joining in and even some kids There were some random draws done for who ran/walked a 2 km loop. some caps donated by Smolinski’s sister, The first woman to finish the 10 km Heather Beauchesne, from her clothing line run was Jerin Kotun, followed by Alex Surf Sask. Participants were also able to Beauchesne as the first man to finish. enjoy a refreshment on the lawn after their In the 5 km run, Shirley Lehoullier and run. Norma Rabbitskin, a registered nurse from the Sturgeon Lake First Nation, was recently honoured by the Saskatchewan Registered Nurses Association. PRAISE & WORSHIP NABER FORD SALES Regular services, Sunday school and special services will be listed. LUTHERAN CHURCH IMMANUEL EVANGELICAL FREE Zion - Canwood LUTHERAN Big River Sunday School, TIRE BLOWOUT SALE! Parkside 11:00 a.m. - Worship Worship Sunday, 11 a.m. 11 a.m. - Worship Bible Classes 9:45 a.m. St. John’s - Shellbrook Pastor Chris Dean Summer: 10:30 a.m. - 12 Do your tires look like this? Sunday School, ------306-469-2258 All Tires At Live-stream worship Youth Nite: Fridays OR WORSE?! service on Facebook, ANGLICAN CHURCH Leask - All Saint’s Mont Nebo Worship Sunday, 9 a.m. Bible Study & Prayer COST!!! Rev. Emmanuel Aristide Sunday, 9 a.m. - Service St. Andrew’s - Shellbrook Sun., 11:00 a.m. - Worship For the Month ------Pastor Bill Klumpenhower Sunday, 11 a.m. Service PENTECOSTAL ------of October, CHURCH Canwood - Christ Church CATHOLIC CHURCH Parkside Sunday, 11 a.m. - Service Debden Naber Ford is selling 10:30 a.m. Worship 2 p.m. Service 2nd Sunday Pastor Daniel Mooseely Sun. Mass - 9:30 a.m. of the month Fr. Michael Fahlman 306-747-3572 Rev’d Eyad Ajii ALL TIRES Shellbrook Big River - Sacred Heart 306-980-5916 (all-season and winter) Sun., 10:30 a.m. - Worship Sun., 11:30 a.m. - Mass Pastor David Bodvarson ------Whitefish 306-747-7235 UNITED CHURCH Sun., 2:30 p.m. - Mass. AT OUR COST! Canwood Shellbrook - Knox United Victoire 10:00 a.m. - Sunday School Sun., 10 am - Worship Sat., 7:30 p.m. - Mass. Are you sure your tires will get That’s right – Fr. Michael Fahlman AT COST!! 11:00 a.m. - Worship 306-747-3434 you safely through the winter? Pastor Glenn Blazosek Student Minister Eucharist Celebrations 306-468-2138 Jon Worrall Muskeg *Must be installed at Naber Ford Leask Gospel Tabernacle Big River Sunday, 3 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. Sundays St. Agatha’s - Shellbrook Simply come in or call (306) 747-2213, talk to our Pastor Lorne Valuck 10 a.m.. - Worship Mass - Sunday 9 a.m. ------Parts Dep't to get a quote, then book an appointment at Anglican Church St. Henry’s - Leask SOVEREIGN GRACE Mass - Sunday - 11 a.m. to have them installed and the savings are yours! BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Dave Whalley 306-747-2804 Mistawasis Currently meeting in 2nd & 4th Sundays, 1:30 p.m. While you’re here, we can give your vehicle a complimentary ------homes on Sunday morning Fr. Phong Tran checkover to make sure your vehicle is in top operating & Wednesday evenings MENNONITE ------condition heading into Winter. Parkside 306-747-2309 BRETHREN CHURCH SEVENTH DAY Leask 306-466-4498 Blaine Lake Gospel Chapel ADVENTIST Marcelin 306-226-4615 109 Railway Ave. W. 407-2nd Ave E, Shellbrook ------Blaine Lake PRESBYTERIAN Sat., 9:45 a.m. - Sabbath School 306-497-3316 Sat., 11:00 am -Worship Mistawasis Pastor: Rick Schellenberg Sunday worship Broadcast on 11:00 a.m. Sunday, 10:30 a.m. VOAR 92.1 FM Act quickly, because on Ha oween at midnight, Rev. Katherine Bretzlaff Worship Pastor Liviu Tilihoi ------306-747-3398 this deal turns into a ! 10 Shellbrook Chronicle & Spiritwood Herald www.shellbrookchronicle.com | www.spiritwoodherald.com October 8, 2020 Honouring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

By Doreen (Maddy) Constant After a week you never did come to Your grad was alright. They said your It’s almost my grad. I’m going to the April 5th, 2014 was like every other school or home. I kept thinking you name and had a moment of silence for University of Toronto also, but I’m day: getting ready for school, racing were mad at mom or dad maybe even you. Mom wanted to leave earlier so studying in arts. I’m wearing your grad to the bus stop, and eating together at me for some old fight we had. But that dad took us home. You would’ve been dress, and your favourite necklace that lunch, etc. day, as I was helping mom take the in the University of Toronto right now kokom made for you. I’m valedictorian. After eating supper and cleaning up groceries to the car from the store, I studying to become a nurse, because I also got asked to do speech. I hope you said that you were going to go and saw a picture of you with some writ- you love helping people. Since you went I’m making you proud. Mom and dad visit kokom and be back. That was at ing on how you look or what you wore. missing, mom and dad haven’t been light a lantern. Not just any lantern, 6:15 p.m. You said you’d be back... you I looked up and it said “missing, please the same. Dad now keeps the doors un- a blue one on the 5th of every month. never did come back. contact police if any information.” locked for you, in case you come home I miss you and I pray that the creator Mom and Dad were worried, so mom Right then and there my face drained late at night. While mom, well she keeps you safe wherever you are. got dad to drive around the reserve of all of colour. leaves some of your favourite soup out This piece was written as part of a to ask around for you. That night dad A month has passed. Basically every for you with a can of Dr. Pepper and a vigil for Missing and Murdered Indig- came home with no luck. I knew you store you walk into they have your pic- piece of bannock (if not bannock then enous Women and Girls, which was were just camping with a friend for the ture. Everyone looked at me with pity, white bread, because she knows you observed by Spiritwood High School night, and that you’d be back tomorrow I hated it. I acted like it didn’t bother don’t like whole grain bread). last year. walking with me to go home. me when it did. I’d go away or to the Next day, April 6th, 2014 getting bathroom to cry about you. ready for school, walking to the bus We did a search party for you, but GOOD NEWS stop, going to a class. But I was eating mom stayed home thinking you’d show lunch alone that day, and while I was up while dad and I went into the woods ~ eating lunch I was thinking, “Where looking for you with other people. We IT WAS THERE BUT NOW IT IS GONE were you?” had four groups of friends and family, Once I got home, I ran to your room and some strangers helping us look for Pine Point N.W.T was streets. church needed. It wasn’t thinking you didn’t feel good and nev- you. a town on the south side Someone pointed out gone but was on its way er came to school. Opening the door, I One group went to the highway to- of the Great Slave Lake. “(Pine Point) exists today out and Jesus offered this saw no traces of you. I started to think wards the city thinking you’d be walk- It was about 57 miles only as vacant streets, a church hope. A church you’d be with mom in the kitchen helping back. The next went to the bridge or those who have been cemetery, a basement of can’t live on its past glory ing her cook bannock or soup. You thinking you’d be looking at nature. converted to the metric an old hotel that no longer but can lean on the Lord of weren’t there. Neither was mom or The other went to the fields thinking system some 91 KM from exists above ground, and glory for a new day. dad. you’ll be enjoying the quiet, And our Hay River. It was built in the memories of its former I understand there is a I walked out to the living room to group headed towards the woods. We 1963 or 1964 and closed in inhabitants.” It was there possibility that Pine Point find mom and dad with a police officer. came back after a few hours empty 1988. It survived only 25 but now it is gone will see mining resume The officer was writing stuff down on handed. At home that night, we went years. As of late we have some day. I read there is a notepad, mom biting her nails and to bed crying out for you. I would drive to Pine been studying the seven still more ore deposits. It dad hugging her trying to comfort her April 5th 2019. It’s been five years Point as a teenager the churches in the Book of won’t be the same as be- while talking with the officer. since I last saw you. odd time. I knew it was Revelation. One of the sev- fore, but things do change a Lead and Zinc mining en churches was located and we need to adjust. town. I understand Pine in Sardis. The city was a That is true of the Point not only produced shadow of its former glory. church. There will always Lead and Zinc but also an What was true of Sardis be changes, but we carry NHL hockey player, Geoff was true of the church. the same message which Sanderson, who played for The church had no doctri- never changes. My prayer NOTICE Hartford Whalers as well nal problems, no persecu- is the Holy Spirit breathes as other NHL teams. tion, they had not compro- new life into the Church to I remember, at some mised their faith, but the give us a new day. TO OUR READERS point in the town’s his- church in Sardis needed Blessings, tory, they never had a life and the Holy Spirit Pastor David Bodvar- High School. The students brings life just what this son, SPA were bussed all the way to Please take only as many Hay River each school day almost 60 miles. That’s newspapers from our newspaper twice a day. Wow! In its heyday Pine Point bins as need to be read. hit a population of 2,000 people. I read “Once Can- ada’s most profitable lead- THE Classifieds If you’re looking for newsprint paper, zinc mine, Pine Point pro- please contact us and we can duced nearly 64 million metric tons of ore from small ads arrange a bundle(s) of recycled paper 52 deposits between 1964 for your use at no charge. and 1987.” That is quite impressive. deals I never understood BIG Contact us at 306-747-2442. what killed Pine Point, 20 words for only until I read that the cost of extracting the ore was $16.00 plus GST Thank you for your understanding. exceeding the profit the company was getting. $8.00 for each additional week It must be a little eerie Additional words 20¢ to visit Pine Point today, cracked sidewalks and Shellbrook Chronicle Shellbrook Chronicle streets, I understand the forest is reclaiming what Spiritwood Herald used to be the town. I & Spiritwood Herald haven’t seen it myself. 306-747-2442 It has been many years [email protected] since I walked Pine Point SPORTS October 8, 2020 www.shellbrookchronicle.com | www.spiritwoodherald.com Shellbrook Chronicle & Spiritwood Herald 11 Jays celebrate return to playoffs

Toronto (Buffalo) Blue ready planning the World Dickson of Omaha, to area Joel Beall of GolfWorld, were playing the Atlanta Jays are back in the Ma- Series parade. Sixteen football fans: “If you are on Matthew Wolff shooting Falcons.” jor League Baseball play- teams may be qualifying tweeting that the worst a third-round 65 at Winged Dwight Perry again: offs for the first time since for the playoffs, but the thing that has happened Foot during the third round A curling robot — named 2016, but they’re partly Dodgers have been the in 2020 is that Nebraska of the U.S. Open. “He did Curly, of course — went obscured because of the dominant team all year — must play at Ohio State in so hitting from spots re- 3-1 in four matches against gigantic asterisk. The Blue No. 1 in pitching stats and Week 1 you really need to quiring a compass rather members of South Korea’s Jays compiled the eighth No. 2 in hitting (behind pay more attention to the than a yardage book, need- national teams. Even more best record in the Ameri- Atlanta Braves) and there’s news.” ing a weedwacker instead impressive, Curly can re- can League but they start- no reason to think that BRUCE Dwight Perry of the Se- of a wedge.” portedly grunt ‘Hurry! ed on equal footing with dominance won’t carry on attle Times: “Phillies pitch- • Comedy writer Alex Hard!’ in 68 languages.” ENTON 15 other teams in the two through the playoffs. P er Zack Wheeler had to be Kaseberg: “Danny Lee Ann Killion of the San leagues. Still, stranger things ~ scratched from a start after withdrew from the U.S. Francisco Chronicle, on Baseball traditionalists have happened. There are he tore the nail of his right Open after taking six starting up a football sea- may cringe, but tradition no byes, and all 16 teams middle finger while putting strokes to make a four-foot son amid a pandemic: “The has taken a vacation in will be involved in best- missing about 25 games, on his pants. As any good putt. To give you an idea Power 5 conferences like 2020. Tradition is forced of-three ‘wildcard’ series. and Teoscar Hernandez Philadelphian knows, what how bad it was, Lee was to use the phrase ‘student- to go out the window when Even the Dodgers could has enjoyed a breakout good is a guy if he can’t use named an honorary New athlete.’ Maybe ‘lab rat’ is trying to create a playoff be vulnerable in a best-of- season with 16 homers. his middle finger?” York Jet.” more appropriate.” system in the midst of a three. Other youngsters such as Patti Dawn Swansson, • Daniel Rapaport in • Steve Simmons of the pandemic. An upset is what the Cavan Biggio, Lourdes the River City Renegade: GolfWorld, on the final Toronto Sun: “Best way Baseball was the last Blue Jays, the American Gurriel, Jr., and Vladimir “The first leg of horse rac- pairing in the U.S. Open to make a Leaf fan cry? sport to go the wildcard League’s No. 8 seed, were Guerrero, Jr., are also of- ing’s Triple Crown, the at Winged Foot: “It was a Show them the figures on route, giving in to the pop- visualizing when they took fensive threats. The Jays Kentucky Derby, became two-horse race. A two-an- Brayden Point’s contract. ular new playoff tradition on No. 1 Tampa Bay Rays. could surprise. the second leg, and the imal race, really. One man He’s been the Doug Gilm- in 1995. This year, after a Hyun Jin Ryu, the Jays’ Actually, however, the second leg, the Preakness built like a bison, the other our of this year’s playoffs, truncated 60-game season off-season free-agent ac- Blue Jays are likely a year Stakes, will be the third named Wolff.” high energy and high pro- that didn’t start until late quisition, should be good or two away from being le- leg, and the third leg, the Brad Dickson again: “In duction, pulling in $4 to $5 July, eight teams per league for one victory in Tampa gitimate contenders for the Belmont Stakes, became Nebraska high school foot- million-plus less than Aus- started a post-season run Bay, but Toronto’s pitch- World Series. But hey, this the first leg. I swear, there ball Franklin defeated Elba ton Matthews and Mitch that will eventually yield a ing gets iffy after that. Of- is 2020, the weirdest year hasn’t been this much con- by a score of 60-6. The Marner.” World Series champion. fensively, the Jays aren’t any of us can remember, so fusion about legs since Joe Elba coach said his players Care to comment? Email In Los Angeles, mean- a pushover. Bo Bichette expect the unexpected. Namath did that pantyhose could’ve come back from brucepenton2003@yahoo. while, Dodgers fans are al- is back in the lineup after • Comedy writer Brad commercial in the 1970s.” such a deficit if only they ca

OBITUARIES ~ Maureen Rita Garand Sid Kingsland

Maureen was also prede- attend Church when she of Highways which covered Sid’s expertise and helpful ceased by her brother Joe was able and enjoyed her a large part of Saskatchewan. hand on many maintenance Vorachek. BINGO nights. He was also a gravel pit in- jobs around their homes. Maureen was born the Maureen loved to fish spector as gravel was deliv- Sid will be lovingly remem- second of three children and hunt and take peo- ered and unloaded at the pit. bered and forever cherished to her parents, Ben and ple out on her deck boat Sid had a lot of important by his sister Fay Anderson, Catherine Vorachek. She which she was always the paperwork in his little office brothers Colin Kingsland and was raised on a farm captain, others tried but that was set up near the pit. David Kingsland, sisters-in- at Leask, received her to no avail. Anybody that Sid had his camper parked law Nora Cook and Martha education at the Con- went to visit always got to a little further away. Sid Kingsland. As well as many vent in North Battleford, go for a ride on her deck worked 37 years then retired nieces, nephews, and great Bramshott and Leask boat and to go fishing or in 2010. nieces and nephews. He is Schools. Maureen mar- touring the lake. Mau- In retirement Sid enjoyed survived by his aunt Hilde- ried Peter at the age of 16 reen will be sadly missed his large collection of elec- garde Butz. in 1955, and came to live at by many. tronic equipment. He also Sid is predeceased by his GARAND – Maureen Iroquois Lake at the farm A private Family Grave- KINGSLAND – Sid spent many happy hours lis- father and mother Fred and Rita Peter purchased from Bill side was held at the Shell It is with deepest sadness tening to or watching selec- Emma Kingsland, his sis- Passed away peacefully and Joyce Malyk. Lake Cemetery. that we announce the passing tions from his library of music ter Marlyn Howat, and his September 17th, 2020 at Maureen loved her For those wishing of our dear brother Sid King- and movies. Other interests brothers-in-law Alf Anderson the age of 83 years. Mau- farm, raising sheep, cattle memorial donations in sland of Canwood, Saskatch- that Sid had were his guitar, and Frank Howat. reen was predeceased and pigs and also tending Maureen’s name may be ewan on Friday Sept. 25th, camping, boating, fishing and Graveside interment took by her loving husband her garden. Her time was directed to STARS Fam- 2020 at the age of 65. Sid especially his ATV (Ace). He place on October 6th, 2020. of 52 years, Peter. Leav- spent helping build their ily and friends wishing to was born was born July 29th, had many many miles of off Memorial Donations may ing to mourn her 2 sons dream of having a resort. send online condolences 1955 in Shellbrook, Saskatch- road travelling on it. Sid also be made in memory of Sid to and 1 daughter; Roger They held barn dances on are welcome to visit www. ewan. Sid took his schooling enjoyed his many games of Whispering Pine Place. Box Garand, Philip Garand, Saturday nights which beaulacfuneralhome.com in Canwood from grades 1 to darts with family and friends. 418 Canwood, SK. S0J 0K0. Michelle “Cookie” (Brian were a big hit. Then Arrangements entrust- 12. He also enjoyed his visits Arrangements have been Mindiuk), her grandchild there was the house boats ed to Beau “Lac” Funeral Sid worked several years with his old working crews entrusted to the care of Beau Mathew Garand, and which were rented out for Home, Lori Saam, Spirit- on road surveying and gravel throughout Saskatchewan. “Lac” Funeral Home, Can- her sister Frances Lutz. many years. She loved to wood, 306-883-3500 pit jobs for the Department Family and friends will miss wood, SK. 306-468-2244. 12 Shellbrook Chronicle & Spiritwood Herald www.shellbrookchronicle.com | www.spiritwoodherald.com October 8, 2020 OBITUARIES ~ Gisele Laventure Henry Oreel

Frechette, as well as from working as a lum- Jami (Kaleb) Motz, Scott Pastor Dave Whalley will many nieces and neph- berjack, ambulance and (Meaghan) Kristoffer- officiate the service. ews. funeral home to an eleva- sen, Lisa (Jarid) Johnson, The family wishes to Gisele was prede- tor agent. Henry met the and Leah Oreel; Kevin thank everyone for their ceased by her hus- love of his life, Shirley (Beverly) Oreel and their support and kind words. band Edgar, parents Joan Kennedy, and they children, Daniel (Rita) Henry was from a time Lydias and Rose Anna were married August Oreel and their children when men were moun- Frechette, six brothers 14, 1953 in the North- – Jacy, Kylie, & Ava; T.J. tains. He will be deeply and four sisters. side United Church. (Alicia) Oreel and his son, missed by his family and A Liturgy of the Word Henry and Shirley and Ryan; Kristen (Jodie) everyone who knew him will be celebrated at after moving a few times, Gray and their children, and shared in his life’s 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, they finally retired to the Aurora, Erys, & Dakota; journey. October 10, 2020 at Ste Cookson District. Hen- his brother, Allan Oreel; In lieu of tributes, me- Thérèse de l’Enfant in ry’s passions were hunt- as well as numerous morial donations may Leoville, SK. For those ing, fishing, playing ball, other relatives and many be made in memory of LAVENTURE, Gisele wishing to view the ser- OREEL – Henry curling, and hockey. friends. Henry to the Shellbrook November 28, 1925 – vice, live-streaming will 1928 – 2020 Shirley passed away Henry was predeceased & Districts Health Ser- September 30, 2020 be available at: https:// Sadly, on September October 11, 2013, and by his wife, Shirley; his vices Foundation, Long Gisele, age 94, passed youtu.be/qZX9qSxVYhg 22, 2020, at the age of soon after Henry moved parents, Julian & Mary Term Care – House B away peacefully with . The Interment will fol- 92, Henry Remy Oreel to Shellbrook where he Oreel; his sisters and – Birch Boulevard (Box family by her side at the low at the Leoville Cem- passed away at the Park- lived in Lilies Lodge and brother, Julianna, Edna, 70 Shellbrook, SK S0J Spiritwood & District etery. land Integrated Health then later to the Parkland Greta, and Marcel; and 2E0). Family and friends Complex on September Memorial donations Centre, Long Term Care Integrated Health Centre his brother-in-law, Doug wishing to send online 30, 2020. may be made to the Leo- Facility. – Long Term Care, Birch Moore. condolences are welcome She is survived by ville Cemetery or to the Henry was born on Boulevard, where he It is the wish of the to visit www.beaulacfu- her sons Marcel (Au- Spiritwood and District April 30, 1928 on the passed away due to com- family to have a private neralhome.com Arrange- drey) of Leoville and Health Complex. Ar- family farm in the Spruce plications of a broken hip. service held for Henry on ments have been entrust- Aimé of Saskatoon, four rangements in care of Home district to Julian Henry was lovingly the Midnight Star Ranch. ed to the care of Beau grandchildren, seven Mourning Glory Funeral and Mary Oreel. survived by his two Henry will be laid to rest “Lac” Funeral Home, great-grandchildren, Services (306) 978-5200 Henry worked at many sons, Keith (Sandra) next to his wife Shirley, Shellbrook, SK 306-747- one sister-in-law Carol www.mourningglory.ca jobs in his working years, Oreel and their children, in the Alingly Cemetery. 2828. Gerard Paul-Hus Geraldine “Deetz” MaryAnn Solinger

remembered by his siblings bank on Broadway during them new card games, al- - July 2007 age 93, and her (Jacqueline Lamontagne, that time, after finishing ways so surprised how brother Stewart Uzelman - Suzanne Forest, Monique college she worked with quick they caught on. She Dec. 2006 age 55. Paul-Hus and Francoise Dunn and Brad Street for was known as Grandma Survived by her sister Sencenene); and his chil- many years. Deetz to them. in law: Sophie Uzelman dren, daughters Guylaine Gerri met her husband Gerri was the treasurer (late Stewart), nephew Gotchia, Sylvie Paul-Hus, Doug Aug. 19th, 1960 at for the Shell Lake Legion Cory & Steph (Bennet & Lynda Conan and son, Danceland and engaged and the Seniors Hall in Knox), nephew Tyler & Gaetan Paul-Hus along with Dec. 19th, 1960 and then to Shell Lake, not a penny Becky (McKenzie), nephew his grandchildren Richard be married Sept. 2nd, 1961 was lost with her running Jordan & Caitlin (Hen- Gotchia (Carli), Jannette at Holy Family Church in the show. Doug and Gerri drix), brother in law Lyle Gotchia, Matthieu Gotchia Saskatoon. were also involved in the Solinger, sister Alvera (Leah), Tyrell Conan and Gerri and Doug lived Curling Club. Uzleman, nephew Cary, Cassandra Conan as well in Saskatoon, once they Gerri’s pastimes were brother Murray & Bjorka by his great grandchildren moved to Calgary Gerri reading and playing crib Uzelman, niece Christy & Liv, Lilith, Kenzie and Iris; transferred to Dunn and every morning with Doug. Frank Orellana (Mateo, PAUL-HUS – Gerard his ex-wife Jacqueline Paul- SOLINGER – Geraldine Brad Street and worked She also played Kaiser a lot Mila & Naya), nephew Tan- March 10, 1935 – October Hus as well as numerous “Deetz” MaryAnn there until she retired at and most of the time, the ner Uzelman (Nathan). 4, 2020 nieces, nephews and his February 21, 1937 - 63 years old. best partner you could ask A Private Family Service It is with heartfelt sad- good friend Virginia John- September 23, 2020 After Gerri retired, she for. will be held at a later date. ness that we announce the son. Gerri was born Feb. 21, volunteered for CNIB and Gerri had a great sense of Family and friends wish- passing of Gerard (Jerry) Words cannot express 1937 in Bruno, SK. It was Calgary Airport to keep humor, loved to joke with ing to send online condo- Paul-Hus. He was known our appreciation for the there she went to a coun- busy. everyone. She was a won- lences are welcome to visit as Jerry or Frenchie to his wonderful staff at the Shell- try school that her father Gerri and Doug then derful lady with a heart www.beaulacfuneralhome. friends and acquaintances. brook Hospital and to Judy taught at. She then moved moved to Shell Lake in of gold and will be missed com. Funeral arrange- He was born in St. Leonard, who was our dad’s home to Saskatoon to attend 1998 to be around family. dearly. ments have been entrusted Quebec. He worked for CN care provider for many an all-girls school. When Gerri loved the lake and Gerri was predeceased to the care of Beau “Lac” Rail and in 1961 he married years. completed she went on to her two dogs Poko & Bailey. by her father Francis Uzel- Funeral Home, Mark Muir, Jacqueline Plourde. On a It was Gerard’s wishes to the Saskatoon College of Gerri liked to play with man - Mar. 1993 age 79, Funeral Director, Spirit- visit to Saskatchewan he fell have no service held. Family Business. She worked at a the grandkids and teach her mother Mary Uzleman wood, SK (306-883-3500). in love with the country and and friends wishing to send in 1966 he moved his wife online condolences are wel- and 3 daughters to a farm come to visit www.beaulac- in Saskatchewan. He then funeralhome.com Arrange- had a son in 1968. Jerry ments have been entrusted CHECK IT OUT! also worked for the Mead- to the care of Beau “Lac” Fu- Shellbrook Chronicle Website Spiritwood Herald Website ow Lake and Prince Albert neral Home, Tammy Smart Pulp Mill. Jerry was one of – Director, Shellbrook, SK www.shellbrookchronicle.com www.spiritwoodherald.com eleven children. He will be 306-747-2828. October 8, 2020 www.shellbrookchronicle.com | www.spiritwoodherald.com Shellbrook Chronicle & Spiritwood Herald 13 Shellbrook Chronicle HEARING LAWYER ADVERTISE HERE Law Office This Space Is DELBERT DYNNA Waiting For You HEARING CENTRE HILLA KROGH Keep Your Business In BUSINESS 100A - 10th St. East The Public Eye And A Call today for your Prince Albert, SK S6V 0Y7 Quick Reference At Your Hearing Test! phone (306) 764-6856 Customer’s Finger Tips. DIRECTORY 1-306-883-3997 fax (306) 763-9540 Call Today: 306-747-2442 • [email protected] Hearing Aid Sales and Services Preferred areas of practice: 101 Main Street, Spiritwood Wills, Estates, Real Estate 306-747-2442

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